[Kim Mi-soo] Passes Away Suddenly at 29 [Korean Entertainment News] A Look Back at Her Works
Actress Kim Mi-soo, who was appearing in the drama "Snowdrop (Snowdrop Flower / Solkanghwa)" which is currently airing on JTBC in South Korea and streaming worldwide on Disney+ as of January 2022,
had passed away on January 5th through her agency, Pungkyung Entertainment.
She was 29 years old.
This channel offers its condolences and tributes, and will look back at the movies and dramas in which Kim Mi-soo appeared.
Some of these works are available for viewing from Japan, so please check them out if you are interested.
*Pungkyung Entertainment has officially released a statement requesting that "speculative reporting be refrained from."
We also ask that you refrain from making comments based on speculation or comments that would sadden the deceased or their family.
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⏱Table of Contents⏱
00:00 Opening and Obituary
00:51 Profile, Lipstick Revolution
01:17 Two Movies, Luwak Human
01:37 Hi Bye, Mama!
02:18 Love Begins with Running for Office!?
02:36 School Nurse Teacher Ahn Eun-young
03:14 KBS Drama Special, Movie
03:39 Yumi's Cells
04:16 Hell is Calling
04:45 Snowdrop and Controversy, Current Situation
05:47 Filming of Next Project Suspended
05:59 Hi Bye, Mama Filming Scenes and Ending
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