KOREAN STARS
HA JI WON
PROFILE
Name: Ha Ji-Won
Hangeul: 하지원
Birth Name: Jeon Hae-Rim (전해림)
Birthdate: June 28. 1978
Birthplace: Seoul, South Korea
Education: Dankook University
Height: 168cm
Blood Type: A
Family: Jeon Tae-Su (younger brother)
Talent Agency: Wellmade STARM
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Ha Ji-Won, born as Jeon Hae-Rim on June 28,
1978 in Seoul, South Korean, is a famous actress.
She came from a large family of six (including
her parents, 2 sisters, and one brother). Ha Ji-Won
is the second oldest child in her family
and her younger brother Jeon Tae-Su is also an actor.
She started in the entertainment industry,
after a talent agency offered to sign her to a contract. Ha Ji-Won
considered the offer with her mother and eventually agreed. The contract
also required that Ha Ji-Won go to college and major in theater. She also
had to mime as a dolphin during auditions. In 1997, Ha Ji-Won made
her acting debut in the KBS drama
"Sinsedaebogo 100hui Teukjib" and continued to act in small
supporting
roles for several more dramas.
With 1999's KBS series " School 2
," Ha Ji-Won started to gain the attention of drama fans.
In 2000, Ha Ji-Won made her feature film
acting debut in the film " Truth Game " playing the role of a
fan club president. Her performance would garner Ji-won the best new
actress award at the 2000 Grand Bell Awards.
Two years later, Ha Ji-Won would land
the starring role in the box-office hit "Sex Is Zero," a film
that would sell 4.2 million tickets during its theatrical run.
For the following year in 2003, Ha Ji-Won
would take the starring role in the MBC drama "Damo: The Legendary
Police Woman" - a unique action drama set in the Joseon Dynasty
period. "Damo: The Legendary Police Woman " became so popular in
Korea that a new expression "Damo Pain" (다모페인) was coined in reference
to all the fans crazy about the drama
series. Ha Ji-won would reveal later in a 2009 interview with KBS2 TV
that her most cherished performance
is " Damo: The Legendary Police Woman," due to the fans she
gained from that series and that performance opening the door for coveted
future roles. In 2003, Ji-won Ha would also release her first and so
far only album to date "Home Run." Ha Ji-Won's next
performance in the 2004 SBS drama "Something Happened In Bali,"
turned into another hit with the series revealing a surprise ending that
became a hot topic for its audience. Over
the next few years Ji-won Ha would appear in a succession of romantic-comedy
films: "Reversal of Fortune ," " 100 Days with Mr. Arrogant
," Love So Divine ," and "Daddy-Long-Legs ." Ha
Ji-Won would also star in the popular 2006 KBS2 historical drama "
Hwang Jin-yi ," which
recorded a high 29% viewership
rating. Since that time, Ha Ji-Won has branched off into various roles for
feature films. She has also picked up the reputation for picking
challenging roles, as she learned advanced aerobics for the film "Sex
Is Zero ," Sunmudo (Korean martial arts) for the film " Duelist
," and boxing for the film "Miracle on 1st Street "
(in which she filmed the boxing scenes herself).
In 2009, Ha Ji-Won appeared in the big
budget disaster film " Haeundae" and the drama film "
Closer to Heaven," involving a romance between a man afflicted with
Lou Gehrig's Disease (played by Kim Myung-Min ) and a
funeral home employee (played by Ha
Ji-Won).
Ha Ji-Won then went on to star in the
highly popular drama "Secret Garden," which recorded an
impressive
31% viewership rating nationwide in 2010.
She picked up numerous awards for starring in this series from the 2010
SBS Drama Awards.
Career
Ha Ji-won is one of Korean cinema’s top
actresses. She is also noted for her
versatility as an actress.
She started her career playing supporting
roles in television productions.
In 2002, Ha Ji-won had her breakthrough
role as the lead in the horror film
Phone, earning her a best actress
nomination at the Blue Dragon Film
Awards . Since then she has gone on to make
films like the Sex Is Zero,
Reversal of Fortune , 100 Days with Mr.
Arrogant and more recently Sector 7.
She has also starred in the movie
Haeundae.
She has also starred in the TV series
Something Happened in Bali in early
2004, co-starring Jo In Sung and So Ji-sub
. In that project, she played tour
guide Lee Soo-jeong, who consequently
attracted two men whom she did not
like. She won a Baek-Sang Best Actress
Award for her performance in this
drama.
In 2010, she starred as Gil Ra Im in the
fantasy drama, Secret Garden.
In 2011, she starred in Sector 7 , South
Korea's first 3D IMAX film , which has
broken the year's box office records since
its opening on 4 August. On 28
October, Ha along with Kim Hyun Joong of
SS501 acted as emcee at the
2011 K-Pop Super Concert held at Gwangalli
Beach in Busan, which was
broadcast on SBS on 6 November.
TV Dramas
Year Title Role Network
1996 Adults don't know a student KBS
1998 Dragon's Tears Na-in KBS
1999 Dangerous Lullaby Young-eun KBS
1999 School 2 Jang Se-jin KBS
2000 Secret Lee Ji-eun MBC
2001 Life is Beautiful Ryu Hee-jung KBS
2002 Days in the Sun Park Tae-kyong KBS
2003 Damo Jang Chae-ok MBC
2004 What Happened in Bali Lee Soo-jung SBS
2005 Fashion 70's Cameo SBS
2006 Hwang Jini Hwang Jin-yi KBS
2010 Secret Garden Gil Ra-im SBS
2012 The King 2 Hearts Kim Hang-ah MBC
Music video
"Mother's Diary" (2000)
"Fast Mover" {2000)
"Oppa" by Wax (2003)
"Black and White photos" by KCM
"Flower" by Lee Soo Young (2005)
"Tears" by Luey (2001)
"Love Story" by Rain (2008)
Television hosting
2002 - 2003 SBS Midnight TV Entertainmentq
Movies
* The Joseon Beautiful Three Musketeers | Joseonminyeo Samchongsa (2012)
* Hi, Anna (2012)
* As One | Korea (2012) - Hyun Jung-Hwa
* Sector 7 | Chil Kwang Gu (2011) - Cha
Hae-Joon
* Closer to Heaven | Nae Sarang Nae Gyeote
(2009) - Ji-Soo
* Haeundae (2009) - Kang Yeon-Hee
* BA:BO | Babo (2008) - Ji-Ho
* His Last Gift | Majimak Seonmul (2008) -
Hye-Young (cameo)
* Sex is Zero 2 (2007) - Eun-Hyo (cameo)
* Miracle on 1st Street | 1Beonga-ui gijeok
(2007) - Myung-ran
* My Lovely Week | Naesaengae gajang
areumdawun iljuil (2005) - Yun-Joo (cameo)
* Duelist | Hyeongsa (2005) - Namsoon
* Daddy-Long-Legs | Kidari ajeossi (2005) -
Cha Young-Mi
* Love So Divine | Shinbu Sueob (2004) -
Yang Bong-Hee
* 100 Days with Mr. Arrogant | Naesarang
ssagaji (2004) - Kang Ha-Young
* Reversal of Fortune | Yeokjeone sanda
(2003) - Han Ji-Young
* Sex Is Zero | Saekjeuk shigong (2002) -
Lee Eun-Hyo
* Phone | Pon (2002) - Ji-Won
* Nightmare | Gawi (2000) - Eun-Joo
* Ditto | Donggam (2000) - Seo Hyun-Ji
* Truth Game | Jinshil game (2000) - Han
Da-Hye
Albums
Home Run (2003)
Awards
2012: Sparkling Night - Shining Lady (Showbiz Industry)
2011: Grimae Awards - Best Actress (Secret
Garden)
2011: Korea Savings Award - Prime Minister
Award (for being a role model citizen)
2010: SBS Drama Awards – Top Excellence
Award, Drama Special, Actress (Secret Garden)
2010: SBS Drama Awards – Top Ten Stars
Award (Secret Garden)
2010: SBS Drama Awards – Netizen Popularity
Award together with Hyun Bin (Secret Garden)
2010: SBS Drama Awards – Best Couple Award
(Hyun Bin & Ha Ji-won) (Secret Garden)
2009: 46th Baeksang Arts Awards – Best
Actress (My Love By My Side)
2009: 30th Blue Dragon Film Awards – Best
Actress (My Love By My Side)
2009: 30th Blue Dragon Film Awards –
Popularity Award (My Love By My Side)
2009: 5th Korean University Film Festival –
Best Actress (My Love By My Side)
2007: 2007 Asia Model Festival Awards –
Most Popular along with Jang Hyuk, Hyun Young
2007: 32nd Golden Chest International TV
Festival – Best Actress (Hwang Jin Yi)
2007: 34th Korean Broadcasting Awards –
Best Actress (Hwang Jin Yi)
2006: KBS Drama Awards – Daesang Award
(Hwang Jin Yi)
2006: KBS Drama Awards – Best Couple Award
(Jang Geun Suk & Ha Ji- won) (Hwang Jin Yi)
2006: KBS Drama Awards – Netizen Popularity
Award (Hwang Jin Yi)
2005: 26th Blue Dragon Film Awards –
Popularity Award (Duelist)
2004: SBS Drama Awards – Top Excellence
Award, Actress (What Happened in Bali)
2004: SBS Drama Awards – Top Ten Stars
Award (What Happened in Bali)
2004: 25th Blue Dragon Film Awards – Best
New Actress
2004: 39th Baeksang Arts Awards – Best New
Actress
2004: 39th Baeksang Arts Awards – Best
Actress for TV Section (What Happened in Bali)
2003: MBC Drama Awards – Top Excellence Award,
Actress (Damo)
2003: MBC Drama Awards – Best Couple Award
(Lee Seo-jin & Ha Ji-won) (Damo)
2003: MBC Drama Awards – Netizen Popularity
Award (Damo)
2001: Korean Society of Cinematographers –
Most Popular Actress
2001: 36th Baeksang Arts Awards – Best New
Actress for TV Section (Secret)
2000: MBC Drama Awards – Best New Actress
(Secret)
2000: Blue Dragon Film Awards – Best
Supporting Actress (Ditto)
2000: Grand Bell Film Awards (Daejong Film
Festival) – Best New Actress (Truth Game)
2000: Pusan Film Critics Association Awards
– Best New Actress (Truth Game)
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