Son Ye Jin is one of the famous actresses from South Korea who debuted in 2000. Not only beautiful, this 1982-born actress is also famous for having great acting skills that can make the audience amazed.
There are 21 films that Son Ye Jin successfully starred in and brought her to the popularity she is today. Of those 21 movies, there are 5 Son Ye Jin movies that you must watch. Let’s find out the titles of the movies here!
The Classic (2003)
This movie stars famous Korean actors and actresses such as Son Ye Jin, Cho Seung Woo, Jo In Sung, and Lee Ki Woo. Uniquely, in this movie Son Ye Jin plays two characters at once, namely Ji Hye and Joo Hee.
The Classic tells the story of a girl who finds a box full of letters and a diary written by her mother. Interestingly, in the diary is the story of her mother’s love triangle when she was young.
We can still feel the popularity of this romantic movie, because there is one scene that is often parodied until now. The scene is when Sang Min (Jo In Sung) covers Joo Hee with his shirt when it rains.
Son Ye Jin managed to prove her great acting skills through this movie, as she managed to portray both characters very well. In fact, this movie earned her the Best New Actress award at the 2003 Baeksang Art Awards.
A Moment to Remember (2004)
After the success of her movie The Classic, Son Ye Jin returned to star in a romantic movie called A Moment to Remember. Here she played the role of Soo Jin and acted with Jung Woo Sung who played Chul Soo.
Initially, Soo Jin and Chul Soo’s relationship did not go well, as there was a misunderstanding between the two of them. However, over time, Soo Jin began to feel the seeds of love when she met Chul Soo.
Then, they finally decided to get married. However, their married life is not as beautiful as they imagined, because Soo Jin’s forgetfulness is getting worse.
Seeing her condition getting worse, this made Soo Jin and Chul Soo decide to see a doctor. As it turns out, Soo Jin was diagnosed with a rare Alzheimer’s disease.
The Last Princess (2016)
This movie directed by Hur Jin Ho tells the story of the life of the last royal member of the Joseon Dynasty, Princess Deok Hye (Son Ye Jin). It was not easy for Princess Deok Hye to continue her life as the last royal member.
She had to spend her entire life in exile and experienced various difficulties. Son Ye Jin’s acting skills here received a lot of praise from netizens. Thanks to her great acting skills, there are many viewers who cry when witnessing Princess Deok Hye’s downturn during her lifetime. In addition, this movie also dominated the South Korean box office.
Be with You (2018)
This movie is adapted from a Japanese novel called Ima, Ai ni Yukimasu. Son Ye Jin plays the role of Soo A and acts with So Ji Sub who plays the role of Woo Jin. Soo A and Woo Jin are a married couple who have a handsome son named Ji Ho (Kim Ji Hwan).
Initially, they lived together happily until Soo A died after 6 years of marriage. Before dying, Soo A had promised her husband that she would return on a rainy day a year later.
Of course Woo Jin initially did not believe in his wife’s promise. However, unexpectedly a year later Soo A’s figure reappeared in front of Woo Jin. Unfortunately, she doesn’t remember anything about her memories with Woo Jin and Ji Ho.
The Negotiation (2018)
The chemistry between Son Ye Jin and Hyun Bin has been discussed by many since starring in this movie. Uniquely, here they do not play lovers, but as negotiators and arms smugglers.
Ha Chae Yoon (Son Ye Jin) is a negotiator who works at the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency. She is known as a negotiator who is always calm when looking for solutions in various cases.
In contrast, Min Tae Gu (Hyun Bin) has a tough and unpredictable character. One day, Ha Chae Yoon received news that there was a hostage taking by Min Tae Gu and involved many victims.
Of course it is not easy for him to negotiate with the perpetrator of the weapons smuggling. Moreover, he was also only given 12 hours to save the hostages. The audience will be immersed in the tension of this negotiation process thanks to the stunning acting skills of Son Ye Jin and Hyun Bin.
So, which one do you want to watch first?
