Ku hye-sun baby name

Koo Hye-sun

South Korean actress (born )

In this Korean name, the family name is Koo.

Koo Hye-sun (Korean:&#;구혜선; born November 9, [1]) is a South Korean actress, singer-songwriter, director and artist. She gained widespread recognition in the television dramas Hearts of Nineteen (), The King And I (), Boys Over Flowers (), Take Care of Us, Captain (), Angel Eyes (), Blood ().

Career

As actress

Koo Hye-sun entered the entertainment industry after gaining popularity on the Internet as an ulzzang. She used to be a trainee under SM Entertainment, before switching over to DSP Media and preparing to debut in a girl group called Ria. But after it didn't work out she then signed under YG Entertainment.

Originally set to debut as a singer (supposedly in a three-member girl group with 2NE1's Park Bom and Sandara Park), YG EntertainmentCEOYang Hyun-suk advised Koo to pursue acting rather than music. She made her debut in a CF for Sambo computers and then made her television debut in the KBS horror series Anagram, and continued to appear in one-act dramas.

Her performance as Hye-jin in the MBC sitcom Nonstop 5 attracted the audience's attention.[citation needed]

Koo soon rose to fame in the television drama Hearts of Nineteen and surprised critics with her performance in the historical drama The King and I.[2] She then starred in the historical drama Strongest Chil Woo.[3]

Koo rose to fame for her role as Geum Jan-di in the mega hit KBS2 drama Boys Over Flowers opposite Lee Min-ho,[4] which gained her pan-Asia popularity.[5]

After a year in limbo with no broadcasting slot, her first pre-produced drama The Musical finally aired in September [6][7][8] Koo next starred as a female pilot in the SBS series Take Care of Us, Captain,[9][10][11][12] followed by Absolute Darling, the Taiwanese drama adaptation of the mangaAbsolute Boyfriend.[13][14]

After two years break from acting career, Koo appears in MBC channel's two-part documentary drama Heo Nanseolheon.

She took part in the program's narration and production as well.[15]

Koo then made a small screen comeback acting in SBS's weekend drama Angel Eyes in She played a legally blind woman who gets her vision back in an operation and decides to embrace life with passion by becoming an emergency rescue worker.[16]

In February , Koo starred in KBS's vampire drama Blood.

She plays an arrogant genius physician who entered medical school at a young age of [17]Blood suffered low ratings in Korea and was criticized for her acting.[18][19] On November 6, , Koo was confirmed to be starring in a Chinese drama The Legendary Tycoon which tells the life story of Run Run Shaw, a self-made entertainment mogul from Hong Kong.[20][21]

Koo was cast in the MBC's weekend drama You're Too Much alongside Uhm Jung-hwa.[22] However, she left the show after two weeks for health reasons.[23]

In June , Koo signed with HB Entertainment, same agency as her ex-husband Ahn Jae-hyun.[24] Koo contract with HB Entertainment was terminated on April 29, , after it was initiated by her.[25] On July 23, , Koo signed with Mimi Entertainment.[26] On November 8, , Koo signed with IOK Company.[27]

As singer-songwriter

In recent years, Koo has displayed her vocal talents through soundtrack releases as well as digital singles.

In , she released her first single "Happy Birthday to You" for Nonstop 5. In , she released the track "Sarang Ga" ("Love Story"), which became the title song of Hearts of Nineteen. In , Koo released her first self-composed soundtrack, titled "Fly Again" for SBS's Take Care of Us, Captain, which she stars in.[citation needed]

Koo released her first album Breath in , an album of new-age music which included her composed song for her friend and singer, Gummy, entitled "Around the Alley".[citation needed] She then released her self composed and written digital single "Brown Hair" in , with the music rearranged by bossa nova pianist Choi In-young.[28] In , Koo released "It's You" and its music video.

She not only wrote the music and lyrics of "It's You", but also filmed and edited the music video.[29] In , Koo released her 5th digital single "Happy", which is also a remake to Seo In-guk's song "Were We Happy".[30][31] She released another self-written single titled "Must" the same year, which also serves as the soundtrack of her film Daughter.[32]

In , she released a second album titled Breath 2, which serves as a follow-up to her album Breath.[33] The title track "After 10 Years Years" is a remake of the OST from the film The Peach Tree.

Koo held her first concert the same year.[34]

In , Koo released the song "Written and Erased", which is a collaboration song of Koo with The Blind.[citation needed] On April 28, she released her first regular album And Spring that consist of 11 tracks including her singles "Stupid", "Brown Hair", and "It's You."[35]

In May , Koo released Piano New Age Best Album on May 6, [36]

As director

Koo made her debut as a director through her short filmThe Madonna.

The film which was centered around the topic of assisted suicide, debuted at the Puchon International Fantastic Film Festival.[37] The film was featured in several film events, including the Asiana International Short Film Festival and the Pusan Asian Short Film Festival where it won "Audience Award" category.[38]The Madonna also won the "Spotlight Award" at the 12th Short Shorts Film Festival which was held in Tokyo from June 10 through 20, [38] She shared that the reason of herself making film was "It's not like I dreamed of becoming a filmmaker since I was young.

Kim Ji-hoon actor, born She revealed that she broke up with her boyfriend at the time when he did not believe her about the bad reception during the shooting in New Caledonia. Web series [ edit ]. September 9,

I'm interested in many things, including music, art and literature, and I thought I could incorporate all those things by making a film."[37]

The following year, Koo directed her first feature-length film Magic.[39][40] The film was invited and screened at the 6th Jecheon International Music & Film Festival (JIMFF) from August 12 to 17, [41] and the 23rd Annual Tokyo International Film Festival.[42] She continued directing short films such as You () Fragments of Sweet Memories (),[43] as well as trailers for film festivals.

Fragment of Sweet Memories was selected as one of Korea's outstanding 3D films, and was shown at the Cinemountain in Busan Cinema Center during the International 3D Festival (I3DF), which Koo serves as the promotional ambassador of.[44][45] The film was also selected as a finalist for the Seoul Senior Film Festival, and received citation from the Mayor Park Won-soon.[citation needed]

In , Koo established her own company, Koo Hye-sun Film, under which she would produce and film her projects.[46] Her second directorial feature The Peach Tree was the first film made under her newly established production company.[47][48][49][50] She also wrote the theme song and novel version of the film.[51] On October 25, , she was awarded the Minister Commendation at the 14th Annual Republic of Korea Design Award for The Peach Tree.[52]

In , Koo directed a short film for Samsung Galaxy S4, as part of the project "Story of Me and S4".[53][54] The same year, she served as the jury for the 9th Jecheon International Music and Film Festival.[55]

In , Koo released her fifth directed film, Daughter.[56] Not only did she took part in producing, script-writing and directing of the movie, she also plays the main character as a mother who gives her daughter an oppressive corporal punishment.[57] The film aims to address and make known to society the problems of child abuse.

Daughter was invited to Busan International Film Festival.[58]

In , her short film Dark Yellow had a special screening at 25th Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival on July She addressed a press conference and met with the audience. She also acted in the film as a woman working at a flower shop.[59]

In , Koo was a judge at the Chunsa Film Art Awards Film Festival.[60]

As artist and an ambassador

Aside from her acting and directional works, Koo participates in a wide range of projects, including writing and drawing as well as ambassador activities.

In recognition of her versatility and talents, Koo was voted as the Best Female Artist in the Entertainment Industry in [61] She also received the Korea Fulfillment Award, and the Ministry Award for "sharing happiness" for her charitable acts.[62][63]

In , Koo published her first illustrated novel Tango (탱고), centered around a something young girl who goes through two separate relationships to finally mature into a woman.

  • The book was a bestseller, selling 30, copies within a week.[64] Its release coincided with her first solo art exhibition, also titled "Tango" which was held in July at La Mer Gallery and attracted a total of 10, visitors. The exhibition featured around 40 of Koo's illustrations, some from her novel.[65] She held her second art exhibition in , titled "Afterimage" at the Hangaram Design Arts Center in the Seoul Arts Center.[66] She donated all proceeds from the sale of her artwork toward purchasing "clean cars" (germ-free automobiles) for the Korea Leukemia Patient Group.[67][68][69]

    From 17 to 31 August , she held exhibition entitled "Anything That Leaves Yearning Is All Beautiful".[70][71] The same year, Koo attended the Hong Kong Contemporary Art Fair.[72] The illustration poster of her cat 'Mango' will be sold at this exhibition, where the profit will be donated to charity organization ‘Community Chest Hong Kong’.[73][74] Koo was also appointed as the Cheongju International Craft Biennale (CICB) ambassador,[75] as well as the ambassador for ArtisTree, an organization to encourage arts.[76]

    Personal life

    On March 11, , Koo was confirmed to be dating her Blood co-star Ahn Jae-hyun since April [77] The couple officially registered their marriage at the Gangnam district office on May 20, , and married on May 21, [78] They announced that instead of holding a wedding party, they would donate the money to the pediatric ward of Severance Hospital.[79] The pair appeared in the reality show Newlywed Diary produced by Na Young-seok, which showcased their married life.[80]

    In August , it was reported Ahn requested a divorce from Koo.[81] On August 18, , Koo posted an image of text messages between her and her husband Ahn Jae-hyun discussing divorce to her Instagram account.

    Another image was posted with a caption that explained she wanted to preserve her marriage, while Ahn did not. The posts were later deleted.[82][83] Koo suffered numerous malicious comments on social media every time she criticized Ahn publicly.[84] Ahn submitted an application to the Seoul Family Court on September 9, , for divorce against Koo, and it was delivered to Koo on September 18, [85]

    On September 1, , Koo revealed in Instagram post that she would be taking a break from the entertainment industry to resume college.[86]

    Philanthropy

    On July 12, , Koo made a donation to her alma mater, Sungkyunkwan University, to help the needy through the Senior Love Learning Support Fund.

    The prize money came from the 24th Short Shorts International Short Film Festival.[87]

    In December , Koo donated a trusted pet companion animal separation anxiety and anxiety solution to Korea Abandoned Animal Welfare Association.[88]

    Filmography

    As actress

    Film

    Television series

    Narration

    Reality show

    Music video

    Year Song Title Artist
    "We Make a Good Pair"Sung Si-kyung
    "The Reason I Close My Eyes"Taebin
    "Forget You"Soul Star
    "Yesterday Is Different from Today"Kim Ji-eun
    "Touch Your Heart"Fahrenheit
    "Brown Hair"Koo Hye-sun
    "Marry Me"
    "With Laughter or with Tears"Seo In-guk
    "It's You"Koo Hye-sun
    "Happy"
    "She's So High"[93]Beatburger
    "Floral Rain"Koo Hye-sun
    "After 10 Years Years"
    "A Day Without Sound"

    As director

    Feature film

    Short film

    Trailer

    Discography

    Albums

    Singles

    Concert

    Year Concert Artist
    With YouKoo Hye-sun participated in Isao Sasaki's concert
    Over the RainbowKoo Hye-sun, Isao Sasaki
    Summer, Autumn, Winter, and SpringKoo Hye-sun, Choi In-young
    New Age Piano Concert Koo Hye Sun, Choi In-young

    Bibliography

    Art exhibitions

    Year Title Location Notes Ref.

    TangoLa Mer Gallery, South KoreaSolo exhibition[65]
    Red Bull Collective ArtGwanggyo Gallery, CheonggyecheonParticipation[]
    AfterimageHangaram Design Arts Center, Seoul Arts CenterSolo exhibition[66]
    Harbor City Gallery, Hong Kong[72]
    Anything That Leaves Yearning Is All BeautifulKorean Cultural Center in Shanghai[70][]
    Dark YellowMBC Sangam-dong, Mapo-gu, SeoulParticipated in "We, 颜(Face)" the DMC Festival []
    Hangaram Art Museum, Seoul Solo Exhibition [][]
    Mystery Pink
    Non ExistenceGalerie 89, Paris
    A World Without You, Stillness For MeJinsan Gallery, Seoul
    Voyage: Again and Again
    Koo Hye Sun's New Age Under Seo Tai-ji Lyrics Hangaram Art Museum, Seoul

    Fashion

    Ambassadorship

    Awards and nominations

    Year Award Category Nominated work Result
    KBS Drama AwardsBest New Actress[]Hearts of NineteenWon
    Popularity Award, Actress Won
    Best Couple Award with Seo Ji-seokNominated
    43rdBaeksang Arts AwardsBest New Actress (TV) Nominated
    SBS Drama AwardsNew Star Award[]The King and IWon
    KBS Drama AwardsNetizen Award, Actress Strongest Chil WooNominated
    Best Couple Award with Eric MunNominated
    26th Pusan Asian Short Film Festival Audience Award The MadonnaWon
    4th Andre Kim Best Star Awards Best Female Star[]Boys Over FlowersWon
    6th Yahoo!

    Taiwan Asia Buzz Awards

    		Best Asian Actress[5]Won
    KBS Drama AwardsTop Excellence Award, Actress Won
    Excellence Award, Actress in a Mid-length Drama[]Won
    Netizen Award, Actress Won
    Best Couple Award with Lee Min-ho[]Won
    14th Asian Television AwardsBest Drama Actress Nominated
    3rd Mnet 20's Choice AwardsHot Drama Star (Female) Nominated
    12th Short Shorts Film Festival & Asia Spotlight Award[38]The MadonnaWon
    23rd Tokyo International Film FestivalBest Asian-Middle Eastern Film MagicNominated
    5th Mnet 20's Choice AwardsPopular Star Award, Actress — Won
    31st Brussels International Fantastic Film FestivalOrbit Competition The Peach TreeNominated
    SBS Drama AwardsTop Excellence Award, Actress in a Drama Special Take Care of Us, CaptainNominated
    Korea Fulfillment Awards Grand Prize (Daesang)[62]— Won
    14th Annual Republic of Korea Design Award by Ministry of Knowledge EconomyDesign Merits Division-Minister Commendation Award[52]— Won
    Ministry of Health and Welfare2nd Happiness Sharing Talent Award[63]— Won
    Ministry of Gender Equality and FamilyGrand Prize in Gender Equality — Won
    SBS Drama AwardsExcellence Award, Actress in a Drama Special Angel EyesWon
    Best Couple Award with Lee Sang-yoonWon
    Asian Drama Awards Pilipinas Best Actress of the Year Won
    Best Couple Award with Lee Sang-yoonWon
    6th Seoul Senior Film FestivalBest Young Director —Won
    KBS Drama AwardsNetizen Award, Actress BloodNominated
    Best Couple Award with Ahn Jae-hyunNominated
    24th Short Shorts Film Festival & Asia Audience Award []Dark YellowWon
    Art Korea Broadcasting Culture and Arts Awards Person of the Year[]— Won

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