Kang Rae-yeon

South Korean actress (born 1981) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Kang Rae-yeon (Korean: 강래연; born March 19, 1981) is a South Korean actress and model. She is known for her roles in dramas such as The Time We Were Not in Love and Gogh, The Starry Night.[1][2]

Born
Kang Rae-yeon

(1981-03-19) March 19, 1981 (age 45)
Seoul, South Korea
OthernamesKang Rae-yun
OccupationsActress, model
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Kang Rae-yeon
Born
Kang Rae-yeon

(1981-03-19) March 19, 1981 (age 45)
Seoul, South Korea
Other namesKang Rae-yun
EducationSejong University
OccupationsActress, model
Years active1997–present
AgentMystic Story
Korean name
Hangul
강래연
Hanja
姜萊燕
RRGang Raeyeon
MRKang Raeyŏn
Chinese name
Simplified Chinese姜莱燕
Transcriptions
Standard Mandarin
Hanyu PinyinJiāng Láiyàn
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Early life

Kang was born an only child and a third-generation South Korean; her family was originally from Shandong, China.[3] She attended Seoul Chinese Primary School and Seoul Overseas Chinese High School, and graduated from Sejong University with a degree in hotel management.[4]

Career

Kang started a modeling career posing for magazines.[3] She made her acting debut in the 1998 film Zzang. She went on to work on television series The Bean Chaff of My Life, Forever Love, and My Love Patzzi, among others.[5] Beginning in 2004, Kang took a three-year break from acting to go backpacking across several countries including the United States, Canada, India, and Egypt. She returned to acting in KBS1's Heaven & Earth.[6]

Kang appeared in SBS dramas in On Air, A Thousand Days' Promise and Queen of Reversals on MBC. In the same year she appeared in movie Sunny and Juvenile Offender. She was recognized for her acting skills. She also amazed the audience, when she spoke in English, Chinese and Korean. The netizens were happy, when she returned to acting, saying it's been a while.[7][8][9]

Kang signed an exclusive contract with Will Entertainment in mid-2014.[10] Two years later, she signed with Mystic Actors, Mystic Story's branch for actors.[11] She was cast as hall manager Gung Rae-yeon in Seoul Broadcasting System's (SBS) 2018 romantic comedy series Wok of Love.[12]

Filmography

Television series

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YearTitleRoleRef.
1998Soonpoong ClinicKim Jung-hee[13]
1999SchoolGang Rae-yeon[7]
2000Tough Guy's LoveJoo Ggeut-soon[14]
2000SnowflakesYoon Si-bong[15]
2001Sun Hee and Jin HeeYang Moon-sook[16]
2002RomanceSo-young's friend[17]
2002Sweet or BitterJeon kang-yun[18]
2002My Love PatzziHwangbo Yu-ri[19]
2002My Platoon LeaderYoon Mi-kyung[20]
2003Sun DukKim Hyun-shim[21]
2003Forever LoveHee-sook[22]
2003The Bean Chaff of My LifeIn Kyeong-oh[23]
2005A Love to KillChoi Mi-seon[24]
2007Heaven & EarthSeo Mi-ae[25]
2008On AirTravel guide[26]
2010Queen of ReversalsSo Yoo-kyung[27]
2011Lie to MeRae-yeon[28]
2011A Thousand Days' PromiseMyung-hee[7]
2015The Time We Were Not in LoveKang Na-young[29]
2015My Daughter, Geum Sa-wolKang Jjil-rae[30]
2016Gogh, The Starry NightLee Hee-yeon[31]
2017Unusual Men and WomenKang So-young[32]
2018Wok of LoveGung Rae-yeon[33]
2019Gogo SongMs.Park[34]
2020AwakenMin Yu-ra[35]
2022 Today's Webtoon Ki Yu-mi [36]
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Film

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YearTitleRoleLanguageRef.
1998ZzangChil Gong-jooKorean[37]
2003MadeleineLee Yoo-jungKorean[38]
2005Sa-kwaHye-jeongKorean[39]
2006Fly HighKyung-rimKorean[40]
2007Miss Gold DiggerYang Dae-riKorean[41]
2011SunnyJong-ki's girlfriendKorean[42]
2012Juvenile OffenderJi-yeongKorean[43]
2018Mermaid UnlimitedGa-yeonKorean[44]
2020Jang-GaeRestaurant waitressKorean[45]
2022Give Them: Secret of the LostDaughterKorean[46]
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