Im Ye-jin
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Im Ye-jin (born Im Ki-hee) is a South Korean actress. As a teenage actress, she reached the peak of her popularity in the 1970s with the "Really Really" film trilogy, which include Never Forget Me, I Am Really Sorry and I Really Really Like You. She is currently active in television. As Im grew older, she remained active on television and the occasional film, in supporting roles as ajummas, aunts or mothers. As if coming full circle, she played one of the adult characters in a 2010 musical theatre adaptation of her early hit I Really Really Like You. Agency: YG entertainment (2014). Married to Choi Chang Wook(1989), TV director and producer at MBC.
Known for
Credits
Never Never Forget Me (1976)
as Jeong-ah Han
Secret Love (2010)
as Yeon-yi's Mother
Ever So Much Good! (1976)
Actor
The Classic (2003)
as Canteen Operator
Windstruck (2004)
as Policewoman of Police Substation
An Affair with Peanuts (1979)
as Ju-ri
Splash Splash Love: The Movie (2025)
as Dan-bi's Mother / Queen Wongyeong
Trade Your Love (2019)
as Hae-joo's mother
Miss Gold Digger (2007)
as Mi-Su's mother
Time Renegades (2016)
as Vice Principal
Dasepo Naughty Girls (2006)
as Poor Girl's Mom
My Mighty Princess (2008)
as He-in
When We Grow Up... (1977)
Actor
Sunday Seoul (2006)
Actor
Transgression (1974)
Actor
Good Windy Days (1980)
as Chun-sun
Really Sorry (1976)
as Jeong-ah Han
The First Snow (1977)
Actor
Nobody Knows (1977)
Actor
I Really Have a Dream (1976)
Actor
Fire (1978)
Actor
Really I Like You (1978)
as Ji-young Choi