Eun-hie Choi

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Known For

Sogum Actress

(1985)

Uijeok Iljimae Actress

(1961)

Byekodong shimeun deusheun Actress

(1964)

Seulpeun mokga Han, Do-suk

(1960)

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Filmography

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Actress (89 credits)

1985 Sarang sarang nae sarang

1985 Sogum

1976 Eomeoniwa adeul

1975 I Love Mama

1975 Donggeoin

1974 Jin-aui pyeongji

1974 Hangang

1973 Dalbuja jib

1972 Hae dal byeol geurigo salang

1972 Hyonyeo Shim Cheong

1970 Manjong

1969 Sarangeun gago sewolman nama

1969 Jeo nunbate saseumi

1969 Yukgun Kim Il-bong

1969 Naeileun jukeuljirado

1969 Ijo yeoinjanhoksa

1969 Shidaek

1969 Gyeol buin

1968 Yeo

1968 Yeojaui ilsaeng

1968 Musukja

1968 Mulmangcho

1968 Mokga

1967 Majeok

1967 Idaero jukeul su eobta

1967 Taindeul

1967 Dajeong bulshim

1967 San

1967 Guan shi yin

1967 Nejamae

1966 Heukdojeok

1966 Xi you ji (as Choi Eun-hee)

1965 Gaeule on yeoin

1965 Nalgae buin

1965 Yeogancheob Eliza

1964 Gyedong ashi

1964 The Dumb Samyong

1964 Byekodong shimeun deusheun

1964 Myeongdonge bami omyeon

1964 Da ji

1964 Balgan mahura
Ji-seon

1964 Pyeongyang gamsa

1963 Sal

1963 Hwaetbul

1963 Boeunui gureum dari

1963 Cheoljonggwa boknyeo

1963 Ganghwadoryeong

1963 Romance Gray

1962 Pokgun Yeonsan

1962 Mujeong

1962 Yeolnyeomun

1962 Wonhanui ilwondo

1962 Dae Shimcheong jeon

1962 Ishibguseui eomeoni

1962 Sansaekshi

1962 Maeng Jin-sadaek gyeongsa

1961 Seoului jibungmit
Hyeon Ok (as Choi Eun-hee)

1961 My Mother and Her Guest

1961 Saroksu

1961 Uijeok Iljimae

1961 Hangukui bigeuk

1961 Seong Chunhyang

1961 Jumadong

1960 Dolaun sanai

1960 Baeksa buin

1960 Cheongchunui yunri

1960 Isaengmyeong dahadorok

1960 Sarangui yeoksa

1960 Seulpeun mokga
Han, Do-suk

1960 Ryeo-in

1960 Romaenseu ppappa

1959 Dokribhyeobhwiwa cheongnyeon Lee Seung-man

1959 Sam yeoseong

1959 Jamaeui hwawon
Jeong-hui

1959 Dongshimcho
Lee Sook-hee

1959 Dashi chatneun yangji

1959 Chun-hie

1959 Gogaereul neomeumyeon

1959 Geu yeojaui joiga anida

1958 Don
Ok-gyeong

1958 Ja-yugyeolhon
Suk-hee (as Choi Eun-hee)

1958 Eoneu yeodaesaengui gobaek
So-yeong

1958 Jiokhwa
Sonia

1957 Gageola seulpeumiyeo
Byeon-yi

1957 Dajeongdo byeongileonga

1957 Muyeong tab
Ah-Gee Guseul

1955 Jeolmeun geudeul

1955 Ggum

1949 Maeumui gohyang
Widow

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Second Unit Director or Assistant Director (5 credits)

1988 Utomlennoe solntse (assistant film director)

1986 Hong Kil-dong (assistant film director)

1986 Myung ryoung-027 ho (assistant film director)

1985 Star of Korea (assistant film director)

1984 Cholgirul ttara chonmalli (assistant director)

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Producer (5 credits)

1986 Nekoli chopyong (co-producer)

1985 The Tale of Shim Chong (co-producer)

1984/II Runaway (co-producer)

1984 Sun of the Nation (Documentary) (co-producer)

1984 A Hedgehog Defeats the Tiger (co-producer)

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Director (2 credits)

1987 Naega pon nara

1987 Torajikkot

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Self (3 credits)

2016 The Lovers & the Despot (Documentary)
Herself

2011 Yeong-hwa-je-guk sin-pil-reum-ui yeog-sa (Documentary)

1954 Korea (Documentary)

Personal Details

Alternate Names:

Choi Eun-hee

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When her acting career was in a lull, she was approached by someone claiming to be a Hong Kong businessman with a idea for a film-making company which would return her to stardom. When she arrived in Hong Kong, she was grabbed and sedated by a group of men. Eight days later, she was in Pyongyang, North Korea in a luxurious villa that was under constant guard. Despite being divorced, she and her ... See more »