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Kim Hyun-joo
Kim in July 2019
Born (1977-04-24) April 24, 1977 (age 47)
Goyang, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea
Alma materDankook University
OccupationActress
Years active1996–present
AgentYNK Entertainment[1]
Korean name
Hangul
김현주
Hanja
金賢珠
Revised RomanizationKim Hyeon-ju
McCune–ReischauerKim Hyŏnju
Websiteynkent.com

Kim Hyun-joo (Korean: 김현주; born April 24, 1977)[2] is a South Korean actress. She is best known for her leading roles in the television dramas Glass Slippers (2002), Toji, the Land (2004), Twinkle Twinkle (2011), What Happens to My Family? (2014), I Have a Lover (2015), Hellbound (2021–present), Trolley (2022–2023) and The Bequeathed (2024).

Career

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1996–2001: Early acting credits

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Kim Hyun-joo began modeling in teen magazines when she was in her third year of high school. In 1996, she made her entertainment debut when she starred in the music video for Kim Hyun-chul's "One's Lifetime."[3] Kim launched her acting career in 1997 in the television drama The Reason I Live (1997). Despite being inexperienced, she was cast in the leading role in the film If It Snows on Christmas (1998) with Park Yong-ha, followed by Calla (1999) with Song Seung-heon.

After doing a few sitcoms, Kim built her resume further by playing supporting roles on television. In 1999, She gained her first major role when she appeared in the Jang Dong-gun show Springtime (also known as Youth), which received low ratings. But the popular Into the Sunlight later that year boosted Kim's career. In early 2000, she appeared in episode 7 of Song Ji-na's omnibus drama Love Story, titled "Insomnia, Manual and Orange Juice." Kim then landed her first TV leading role in Virtue (Deok-yi), followed by more supporting roles in 2001 with Her House (headlined by Kim Nam-joo) and the historical drama Sangdo (based on Choi In-ho's novel about Joseon merchant Im Sang-ok).

2002–2005: Glass Slippers breakthrough

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Kim achieved mainstream stardom in 2002, with her Cinderella-esque leading role in Glass Slippers, about two sisters who were separated as children and unknowingly encounter each other as adults. Also starring Kim Ji-ho, Han Jae-suk and So Ji-sub, the drama was a hit with ratings of over 30%, and Kim received acting and popularity awards at the SBS Drama Awards.[4] Glass Slippers was also successful in China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Vietnam and with Kim's new pan-Asian popularity, she starred opposite Taiwanese actor/singer Vanness Wu in the martial arts movie Star Runner (2003).

For Ms. Kim's Million Dollar Quest (also known as Miss Kim's One Billion Won Project and Miss Kim's Adventures in Making a Million), she and Ji Jin-hee displayed their comedic chops as a girl left at the altar and a bankrupt playboy, respectively, who join forces in a moneymaking scheme. Kim's next role was as Lee Sung-jae's love interest in the body swapping comedy film Shinsukki Blues.

From late 2004 to 2005, Kim played the heroine Choi Seo-hee in Toji, the Land , a television adaptation of Park Kyung-ni's celebrated novel Toji ("The Land"), which portrayed the lives and loves of peasants and the nobility ("yangban") in Korea at the turn of the 20th century, spanning from Japan's colonial rule to the division of the peninsula.[5] The big-budget production was a hit, and Kim received a Best TV Actress nomination at the 2006 Baeksang Arts Awards.

Inspired by the American TV show Joe Millionaire, Marrying a Millionaire (2005) was about an average guy (Go Soo) pretending to be rich as the concept for a dating reality show, who then genuinely falls for one of the contestants (Kim), the only girl who knows the truth. After Marrying a Millionaire, Kim went on a two-year hiatus. She later said she took a break because she hated being typecast in such sweet, wholesome roles. But as time passed, she said she regretted the decision and should've worked harder instead to develop as an actress.

2007–2010: Resurgence

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Kim returned to television in 2007 with In-soon Is Pretty, playing the titular character who went to prison for unintentionally killing someone in high school, and after serving her sentence, must face prejudice as an ex-con while rebuilding her life.[6] Despite the drama's low ratings, Kim was praised for her acting and received a Top Excellence Award at the KBS Drama Awards.[7]

In 2009, she was cast in a small supporting role (or extended cameo) as the hero's tough-but-stylish older sister in the highly popular Boys Over Flowers, adapted from the Japanese manga Hana Yori Dango.[8] Then in the legal drama Partner, Kim played a widow-turned-lawyer whose passionate idealism clashes with her colleague's (Lee Dong-wook) detached cynicism.[9][10]

Kim then spent ten days in Vancouver, Whistler, and Victoria to film the documentary ECO Canada by Kim Hyun-joo, which aired on MBC Life. Also featured as a photo spread in Sure magazine, the shoot promoted environmental awareness by emphasizing Canada's natural backdrops, and showing Kim's green practices such as using canvas instead of plastic bags and unplugging unused electrical appliances.

Her book Hyun-joo's Handcrafted Story was published on December 20, 2009, featuring personal essays and photos about her needlework and knitting.[4][11]

2010 was a difficult year for Kim, with the deaths of three of her loved ones in close succession: her friend, actor Park Yong-ha committed suicide on June 30,[12] the production company executive who'd cast her in The Land committed suicide on July 1 because of financial difficulties, and her father Kim Tae-beom died on July 7 after a long illness. She spent the rest of the year volunteering in Bangladesh and the Philippines as the goodwill ambassador for Good Neighbors, a humanitarian NGO. She donated the condolence money collected for her father's funeral and a portion of her book sales to Good Neighbors, which was used to build libraries in 11 orphanages in impoverished areas of Dhaka. Kim said, "I literally fled to Bangladesh after a series of personal tragedies, but I was consoled by the smiles of children who are living in these dire conditions. The act of sharing has given me strength to live." She continues to as an instructor for several classes organized by Good Neighbors, teaching Korean elementary schoolchildren about poverty around the world.[13]

2011–2015: Focusing on weekend dramas

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Kim resumed her acting activities in 2011, playing the daughter from a wealthy publishing company whose life is turned upside down when she learns that she was switched at birth with another baby in Twinkle Twinkle.[3] Her performance garnered a Top Excellence Award at the MBC Drama Awards.[14] She also starred in Kim Dae-seung's short film Q&A, which was included in If You Were Me 5, an omnibus film commissioned by the National Human Rights Commission of Korea.[15] Then in Dummy Mommy (2012), she played a fashion magazine editor with a genius-level IQ who is embarrassed by her developmentally disabled mother (Ha Hee-ra).[16]

In a departure from her typical parts, Kim played one of the legendary femme fatales of the Joseon Dynasty, Lady Jo (or Jo Gwi-in), in the period drama Blooded Palace: The War of Flowers (2013). She said she was "more than delighted to have been given the opportunity to try something new," adding that, "This role will be a new life story for my acting career. I personally think it will be more interesting for an actress with an innocent image like myself to take up this wicked role." Critics praised Kim's versatility, as Lady Jo transforms from a naive young girl into an ambitious royal concubine who uses her beauty and wiles on King Injo in her lust for power.[17]

In early 2014, Kim began hosting Musical Journey to Yesterday, a music program in which a mix of current idol singers and industry veterans perform live hit songs from the 1970s to 1990s.[18] Later that year, she starred in the weekend drama What Happens to My Family?, which had over 40% ratings.[19] Her performance garnered the Top Excellence award at the KBS Drama Awards.[20]

In 2015, she played dual roles in the melodrama, I Have a Lover.[21] She won the Top Excellence Top Excellence Award from the APAN Star Awards and SBS Drama Awards.[22][23]

2016–present: Professional expansion

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Kim starred in the drama series Fantastic, portraying a screenwriter grappling with a terminal illness.[24]

Kim at The Miracle We Met script reading session in 2018

In 2018, she took on the role of Sun Hye-jin in the fantasy melodrama Miracle That We Met,[25] playing a wife who feels trapped in a loveless marriage. Kim described her character as a dormant volcano waiting to erupt, adding depth and complexity to the show's storyline."[26]

In 2019, Kim starred in OCN's drama Watcher, portraying a criminal lawyer who had once been a highly promising prosecutor. Her performance garnered rave reviews, with critics praising her for creating a wholly unique and independent character, unlike any that they had seen before.[27]

In 2020, Kim starred in Undercover, a JTBC's remake of the British BBC drama of the same name.[28] The drama marked her third reunion with Ji Jin-hee, her co-star from the 2015 drama, I Have a Lover. Kim explained her reason for accepting the offer to join the drama, "Last time, for I Have a Lover, Ji helped me a lot on set. The reason viewers liked my character was that Ji made me shine in the series. So this time, I wanted to return that favor. Ji accepted the role first, and I knew that many people would want to see us reunite on screen, so it didn't take me long to decide to join the series.".[29]

That same year, Kim was confirmed to join the cast of Hellbound, a Netflix series directed by Yeon Sang-ho. She portrayed the character of Min Hye-jin, an attorney who courageously stands up against religious extremists.[30]

In October 2022, Netflix confirmed that Kim would play one of the lead roles in their upcoming thriller drama, The Bequeathed.[31] In December 2022, Kim starred in SBS's drama Trolley as the wife of a National Assembly member.[32]

In 2023, Kim starred in the Netflix sci-fi film Jung-E directed by Hellbound director Yeon Sang-ho, in the title role of a legendary mercenary who is also the subject of brain-clone testing.[33]

Filmography

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Film

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Film performances
Year Title Role Note Ref.
1998 If It Snows On Christmas Lee Song-hee
1999 Calla Yoon Soo-jin
2003 Star Runner Kim Mi-kyo Hong Kong film
2004 Shinsukki Blues Seo Jin-young
2011 If You Were Me 5: Questions & Answers Jung Hee-joo Funded by the NHRCK [34]
2023 Jung_E Jung_E Netflix film [35]

Television series

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Television series appearances
Year Title Role Notes Ref.
1997 Reason I Live For Chun Shim
Couple Jung Hee-ryung
Ready Go! Na Min-jung
1998 Love You! Love You! Lee Joo-hee
Three Guys and Three Girls Kim Hyun-joo Guest appearance (Episode 117, 133, 205 207, 212, 214, 493)
I Don't Know Anything But Love Baek Young-gu
MBC Best Theater:
"Jeondeungsa" 		Hyo Im
1999 Springtime Cha Won-young
The Last War Han Ji-eun
Into The Sunlight Lee Yun-hee
2000 Love Story:
"Insomnia, Manual and Orange Juice" 		Seo Young
Virtue Jung Kwi-duk
Medical Center Soo Kyung Guest appearance (Episode 29)
2001 Her House Park Young-chae
The Merchant Park Da-nyung
2002 Glass Slippers Lee Sun-woo/Kim Yoon-hee
2004 Ms. Kim's Million Dollar Quest Kim Eun-jae
Toji, the Land Choi Seo-hee
2005 Marrying a Millionaire Han Eun-young
2007 In-soon Is Pretty Park In-soon
2009 Boys Over Flowers Gu Joon-hee Guest appearance
Partner Kang Eun-ho
2011 Twinkle Twinkle Han Jung-won
2012 Dummy Mommy Kim Young-joo
2013 Blooded Palace: The War of Flowers Jo Yam-jeon
2014 Can We Fall In Love, Again? Herself Cameo (Episode 13–14)
What Happens to My Family? Cha Kang-shim
2015 I Have A Lover Do Hae-kang (Dokgo On-gi)/Dokgo Yong-gi
2016 Fantastic Lee So-hye
2018 The Miracle We Met Sun Hye-jin
2019 Watcher Han Tae-joo
2021 Undercover Choi Yeon-soo
2022 Love All Play President of Eunice Business Team Cameo (Episode 1) [36]
Trolley Kim Hye-joo Main role [37]

Web series

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Web series performances
Year Title Role Notes Ref.
2021–present Hellbound Min Hye-jin Main role, Season 1–2 [38]
2024 The Bequeathed Yoon Seo-ha Netflix original series [39]

Television shows

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Television show appearances
Year Title Role Note Ref.
1997 Scoop! Entertainment City VJ
Popular Song Best 50
Saturday Power Start MC
Gwangjang Music with Gung Sun-young Panelist
1998 Super TV Enjoy Sunday MC
SBS Inkigayo Episode 18–20
1999 Sunday Sunday Night
Section TV Entertainment with Seo Kyung-suk
FM Dating with Kim Hyun-joo DJ
MBC Drama Awards MC with Shin Dong-ho
2000 Mnet KM Music Festival
And e-Wonderful World
2005 SBS Drama Awards with Park Sang-won
2009 Music Village with Kim Hyun-joo DJ
ECO Canada by Kim Hyun-joo Herself
2010 SBS Hope TV Host
2014 Musical Journey to Yesterday MC
2015 Lady Action Cast member

Music video appearances

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Music video appearances
Year Title Artist Notes Ref.
1996 One's Lifetime (일생을 Kim Hyun-chul
The Day Was Beautiful (그때가 좋았어 Seo Ji-won
1997 Entreaty 애원 Lee Seung-hwan with Jang Hyuk
1998 Now 이젠 Yuno
1999 To The Bride 신부에게 Yurisangja
2001 Already One Year 벌써1년 Brown Eyes with Chang Chen, Lee Beom-soo, Jung Eun-pyo
2002 Little By Little 점점 with Chang Chen, Lee Beom-soo
2004 Parting Was Far Away 이별은 멀었죠 Han Kyung Il

Book

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Year Title Author ISBN
2009 Hyun-joo's Handcrafted Story 현주의 손으로 짓는 이야기 Kim Hyun-joo 978-8-9522-1314-3

Discography

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List of singles, showing year released, and name of the album
Title Year Album
"Sad Fate" 슬픈인연 2003 In the Name of Love
"Promise" (약속) 2009 Partner OST
"Forgetfulness" (건망증)
(featuring PK Heman) 		2012 Non-album single

Ambassadorship

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  • Ambassador for Busan Contents Market (2022)[40]

Awards and nominations

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Name of the award ceremony, year presented, category, nominee of the award, and the result of the nomination
Award ceremony Year Category Nominee / Work Result Ref.
APAN Star Awards 2013 Excellence Award, Actress in a Serial Drama Blooded Palace: The War of Flowers Nominated
2014 What's With This Family Nominated
2015 Top Excellence Award, Actress in a Serial Drama I Have a Lover Won
2022 Excellence Award, Actress in an OTT Drama Hellbound Nominated [41]
Baeksang Arts Awards 2002 Best Actress – Television Her House Nominated
2006 Toji, the Land Nominated
2008 In-soon Is Pretty Nominated
2012 Twinkle Twinkle Nominated
2016 I Have a Lover Nominated
Director's Cut Awards 2022 Best Actress in series Hellbound Nominated [42]
KBS Drama Awards 2007 Top Excellence Award, Actress In-soon Is Pretty Won
2014 Top Excellence Award, Actress What's With This Family Won
Excellence Award, Actress in a Serial Drama Nominated
Best Couple Award Kim Hyun-joo (with Kim Sang-kyung)
What's With This Family 		Won
2018 Top Excellence Award, Actress The Miracle We Met Nominated
Excellence Award, Actress in a Mid-length Drama Nominated
Korea Drama Awards 2011 Best Actress Twinkle Twinkle Nominated
2012 Top Excellence Award, Actress Dummy Mommy Nominated
2016 Top Excellence Award, Actress I Have a Lover Nominated
MBC Drama Awards 1998 Best New Actress I Don't Know Anything But Love Won
2001 Excellence Award, Actress Her House Won
2002 Top Excellence Award, Actress Sangdo, Merchants of Joseon Nominated
2011 Top Excellence Award, Actress in a Serial Drama Twinkle Twinkle Won
Best Couple Award Kim Hyun-joo (with Kim Suk-hoon)
Twinkle Twinkle 		Won
OCN Awards 2019 Best Case Solver Award Watcher Won
SBS Drama Awards 1998 Best New Actress I Love You! I Love You! Won
2000 Excellence Award, Actress Virtue Won
2002 Excellence Award, Actress in a Special Planning Drama Glass Slippers Won
Top 10 Stars Award Won
SBSi Award Won
2004 Top Excellence Award, Actress Ms. Kim's Million Dollar Quest Nominated
Excellence Award, Actress in a Drama Special Won
Top 10 Stars Won
2005 Top 10 Stars Toji, the Land, Marrying a Millionaire Won
Top Excellence Award, Actress Toji, the Land Nominated
Excellence Award, Actress in Serial Drama Nominated
Netizen Popularity Award Won
2015 Grand Prize I Have a Lover Nominated [43]
Top Excellence Award, Actress in a Serial Drama Won
Netizen Popularity Award Won
Top 10 Stars Won
Best Couple Award Kim Hyun-joo (with Ji Jin-hee)
I Have a Lover 		Won
2023 Top Excellence Award, Actress in a Miniseries Romance/Comedy Drama Trolley Nominated [44]

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