South Korean movie actresses died in the year 2003
Here are 2 famous actresses from South Korea died in 2003:
Han Eun-Jin
Han Eun-Jin (September 6, 1918 Seoul-July 16, 2003 Ichon-dong) a.k.a. Eun-jin Han, Han Eun-jin or Han Eunjin was a South Korean actor. Her child is called Lee In.
Han Eun-Jin began her acting career in the late 1930s and became a leading actress during the Japanese occupation of Korea. After Korea's liberation from Japan in 1945, Han continued her successful acting career and starred in numerous films and television dramas. She was particularly known for her roles in movies such as "The Widow" (1955) and "The Flower in Hell" (1958). Han was also recognized for her work as a theater actress and played a variety of roles in plays throughout her career. Despite facing personal struggles and tragedies, including the loss of her husband and son, Han continued acting into her later years and remained a beloved figure in the South Korean entertainment industry.
In addition to being a successful actress, Han Eun-Jin was also a trailblazer in the Korean film industry. She became the first female film producer in South Korea with the release of "Sweet Bride" in 1956. She went on to produce several more films and was recognized for her contributions to the industry with a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Korean Film Council in 2001.
Aside from her acting career, Han was also a social activist and philanthropist. She was a member of the South Korean National Assembly and actively worked for women's and children's rights. She also founded a charity organization that helped provide educational opportunities to underprivileged children.
Han Eun-Jin's legacy continues to live on in South Korea. She is remembered as a talented actress, a pioneering filmmaker, and a compassionate activist who dedicated her life to helping others.
Chitose Kobayashi
Chitose Kobayashi (February 13, 1937 Seoul-November 26, 2003 Tokyo) a.k.a. Chitose Yamamoto was a South Korean actor.
Kobayashi began her career in Japan in 1955, where she was known for her roles in film and television. She later moved to South Korea, where she continued to act in both Korean and Japanese productions. Throughout her career, Kobayashi played a wide range of roles, from tragic heroines to comedic characters. She is remembered for her talent, versatility, and dedication to her craft. Kobayashi passed away in 2003 at the age of 66, leaving behind a legacy as one of the most beloved actors of her time.
In addition to her acting career, Chitose Kobayashi was also a singer, known for her emotive and powerful voice. She often sang the theme songs for the films and television shows in which she appeared. Kobayashi was highly respected in the entertainment industry and received numerous awards for her contributions to Japanese and Korean cinema. She was also known for her philanthropic work, supporting causes such as children's charities and victims of natural disasters. Despite facing discrimination as a Korean-born actor in Japan, Kobayashi continued to rise to prominence and pave the way for other Asian actors in the industry.