South Korean actress Kim Mi-soo, who played a supporting role in the series Snowdrop (aired on Disney + in Asia) and appeared in Hellbound (broadcast on Netflix in France), died suddenly at the age of 29.
Sad news reached South Korea on Wednesday: the actress Kim Mi-soo died suddenly at the precocious age of 29. The American site Variety relays the press release published by the agency which represented the young actress, Landscape Entertainment: “Kim left us abruptly on January 5th. Her relatives share with you their deep grief at this sudden disappearance. Please avoid spreading false rumors or relaying speculation, in order to respect the bereavement of the family. . At their will, Kim’s funeral will be held in the strictest of privacy. We hope that she will now rest in peace and offer our deepest condolences to her loved ones and family. “ The causes of death of Kim Mi-soo are not known at this stage.
Kim Mi-soo, an actress seen in the series Hellbound and Snowdrop
Little known in France, Kim Mi-soo had participated in several major productions in South Korea. Born March 16, 1992, she began her career as a model before turning to film and television. In 2018, she got her first role in the film Lipstick Revolution. It is on the small screen that she really made herself known by taking one of the main roles of the Korean drama. Hi Bye, Mama!, very popular in the country of Squid Game. It is precisely in another series of phenomena of Netflix, Hellbound, than Kim Mi-soo appears in 2021. She plays the character of Deacon Young-In in episodes 4, 5 and 6 of the series which made a splash on the streaming platform. Along with this role, Kim Mi-soo Also came to know popularity in Asia with his participation in the series Snowdrop, broadcast on Disney + in several countries on the continent. In this series, which chronicles the struggle for democracy in South Korea in 1987, she plays an activist and friend of the main female character, played by Jisoo, one of the singers of the famous K-pop group, Blackpink. Just before his tragic death, Kim Mi-soo was to appear in another series commissioned by Disney + for its Asian market, Kiss six sense.