Son Ye-jin (Korean: 손예진), (born Son Yeon-jin, Korean: 손언진, on January 11, 1982 in Daegu, South Korea) is a South Korean actress. After graduating from the Film Art Department at the Seoul Institute of the Arts, Son made her debut in the lead role of the MBC drama Delicious Proposal (Sweet Proposal) in 2001. Her big-screen debut came in Secret Tears (2000). In 2002 she won the 22nd Korean Federation of Film Critics "Best New Actress Award" for her role as Soo-In in Lover's Concerto (2002). Her moving acting in the movie The Classic (2003) earned her several other awards as well as international recogniton (see Awards). In 2008 she won "Best Leading Actress" for her role in My Wife Got Married at the Blue Dragon Film Awards.
She is also noted for her acting roles in the 2003 KBS drama Summer Scent, co-starring Song Seung-hun and the 2006 SBS drama Alone in Love. She is very popular in Japan: two of her movies headed the Japanese list of the most popular Korean films there. She will work in a teledrama "Into the White Night", based on a Japanese novel of the same title, under KBS. She will play her character's heartless girlfriend of character of Ko Soo.
She is also noted for her acting roles in the 2003 KBS drama Summer Scent, co-starring Song Seung-hun and the 2006 SBS drama Alone in Love. She is very popular in Japan: two of her movies headed the Japanese list of the most popular Korean films there. She will work in a teledrama "Into the White Night", based on a Japanese novel of the same title, under KBS. She will play her character's heartless girlfriend of character of Ko Soo.
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