Debuts as a catalog model
Entered show business as a catalog model.
Source 01 · Xports News (Korean) · Filmography rundown · opens in a new tab The debut year follows the article. The month could not be confirmed.The year she turned 19, she entered show business as a catalog model.
The breakthrough yearThe year she turned 20, she appeared in the KBS drama School, and Xports News writes that she became a star overnight through it.
The year she turned 21, she played her first lead role in Bong Joon-ho’s Barking Dogs Never Bite, and that year won Best New Actress at the Blue Dragon Film Awards and the Popularity Award at the KBS Drama Awards. In 2001, Take Care of My Cat opened. In 2002, she appeared in Park Chan-wook’s Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance. In 2003, she returned to drama after two and a half years in Country Princess.
In 2004, she appeared in the play Sunday Seoul. In 2006, she worked with Bong Joon-ho again in The Host. In 2009, the Japanese film Air Doll opened in Japan, and late that year came news of her Japan Academy Film Prize for Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role. In 2010, Air Doll opened in Korea.
In 2012, she played the North Korean table tennis player Ri Bun-hui in As One and appeared in the Hollywood film Cloud Atlas. In 2014, A Girl at My Door was invited to Un Certain Regard at Cannes. In 2015, Jupiter Ascending opened and Netflix released Sense8. In 2016, she appeared in Tunnel.
In 2017, she returned to Korean drama after six years with Stranger. In 2018, she appeared in Matrimonial Chaos. In 2019, she took on a period drama for the first time in Netflix’s Kingdom. In 2020, she appeared again in Stranger 2. In 2021, Netflix released The Silent Sea.
In 2022, she appeared in Hirokazu Kore-eda’s Broker. In 2023, she received the Yu Hyun-mok Film Arts Award at the Buil Film Awards, and Netflix released Rebel Moon – Part One. In 2024, Rebel Moon – Part Two was released.
In 2025, the film Virus opened, and she won Best Actress at the Director’s Cut Awards for Family Matters. In 2026, she was named to the Berlin International Film Festival competition jury.
Bae Doona (born Oct 11, 1979) entered show business as a catalog model in 1998, the year she turned 19, and became known through the KBS drama School, which began airing in Feb 1999, the year she turned 20. Her first lead film was Barking Dogs Never Bite in 2000, the year she turned 21.
Ages are by calendar year (the year minus the birth year), birthdays aside.
Entered show business as a catalog model.
Source 01 · Xports News (Korean) · Filmography rundown · opens in a new tab The debut year follows the article. The month could not be confirmed.Played the character Bae Doona in the teen drama, which aired from February to April. Kyunghyang Shinmun writes that she rose to stardom through it, and Xports News writes that she became a star overnight.
In Bong Joon-ho’s debut feature, played Hyun-nam, an employee in an apartment building’s management office. She won Best New Actress at the Blue Dragon Film Awards that year.
Source 01 · Xports News (Korean) · Filmography rundown · opens in a new tabSource 04 · GlobalEpic (Korean) · Barking Dogs Never Bite · opens in a new tabSource 05 · Newsen (Korean) · Appearance on Sohn Suk-hee’s Questions · opens in a new tab The release month is from GlobalEpic. The date of the Blue Dragon ceremony could not be confirmed.Shared the Popularity Award with Kim Sang-kyung, Song Seung-heon and Song Hye-kyo.
Source 22 · Yonhap News Agency (Korean) · 2000 KBS Drama Awards · opens in a new tabIn Jeong Jae-eun’s film, played Tae-hee, a girl of 20.
Source 06 · Korea Times U.S. edition (Korean) · Take Care of My Cat screening · opens in a new tabSource 01 · Xports News (Korean) · Filmography rundown · opens in a new tabSource 21 · Chosun Biz (Korean) · Berlinale jury appointment · opens in a new tabAppeared in Park Chan-wook’s film.
Source 01 · Xports News (Korean) · Filmography rundown · opens in a new tabSource 21 · Chosun Biz (Korean) · Berlinale jury appointment · opens in a new tab The release month could not be confirmed.Returned to drama two and a half years after Mom and Sister, playing an unmarried mother who had dropped out of high school. She appeared opposite Kang Dong-won.
Source 01 · Xports News (Korean) · Filmography rundown · opens in a new tab The air month could not be confirmed.Played a young ethnic Korean woman from China. On the advice of her mother, an actress, she set up a production company and produced this play among other works.
Source 01 · Xports News (Korean) · Filmography rundown · opens in a new tab The performance month could not be confirmed.Worked with Bong Joon-ho again. In the film, which drew 10 million viewers, she played an archer.
Source 01 · Xports News (Korean) · Filmography rundown · opens in a new tab The release month could not be confirmed.In Hirokazu Kore-eda’s film, played an air doll that comes to have feelings.
Source 07 · Seoul Shinmun (Korean) · Air Doll opens in Korea · opens in a new tabSource 01 · Xports News (Korean) · Filmography rundown · opens in a new tab The release month follows Seoul Shinmun’s statement that it opened in Japan first “last September.”Became the first foreign actress in a Japanese film to receive this prize. She was also nominated for the top award in that category.
Source 08 · Newsen (Korean) · Japan Academy Film Prize for Outstanding Performance · opens in a new tabSource 07 · Seoul Shinmun (Korean) · Air Doll opens in Korea · opens in a new tab The date is that of the Newsen report, the first to carry the news.Opened in Korea after its earlier release in Japan.
Source 07 · Seoul Shinmun (Korean) · Air Doll opens in Korea · opens in a new tabPlayed the North Korean table tennis player Ri Bun-hui.
Source 01 · Xports News (Korean) · Filmography rundown · opens in a new tab The release month could not be confirmed.Appeared in the Hollywood film by the Wachowskis and Tom Tykwer. It ranked third at the box office on its first day in North America.
Source 09 · Sports World (Korean) · Cloud Atlas opens in North America · opens in a new tabSource 01 · Xports News (Korean) · Filmography rundown · opens in a new tabIn July Jung’s film, played a police station chief who has been demoted to the countryside.
Source 10 · Newsen (Korean) · A Girl at My Door invited to Cannes · opens in a new tabSource 01 · Xports News (Korean) · Filmography rundown · opens in a new tabIn the Wachowskis’ film, played a bounty hunter who goes after the main character.
Source 11 · OSEN (Korean) · Jupiter Ascending · opens in a new tabAppeared in the Wachowskis’ American series. All 12 episodes were released at once.
Source 12 · Sports Seoul (Korean) · Sense8 comments · opens in a new tabPlayed a wife waiting for her husband.
Source 01 · Xports News (Korean) · Filmography rundown · opens in a new tab The release month could not be confirmed.Returned to Korean drama six years after Gloria (2011), playing the detective Han Yeo-jin.
Source 01 · Xports News (Korean) · Filmography rundown · opens in a new tab The air month could not be confirmed.Played Kang Hwi-roo.
Source 01 · Xports News (Korean) · Filmography rundown · opens in a new tab The air month could not be confirmed.In Netflix’s first Korean original drama, played Seo-bi, a physician’s assistant. It was her first period drama since her debut.
Source 13 · Herald POP (Korean) · Kingdom press conference · opens in a new tabSource 01 · Xports News (Korean) · Filmography rundown · opens in a new tabAppeared again as Han Yeo-jin.
Source 14 · Singlist (Korean) · Stranger 2 · opens in a new tabA sci-fi series in which she appeared with Gong Yoo.
Source 15 · News1 (Korean) · The Silent Sea interview · opens in a new tabAppeared in Hirokazu Kore-eda’s film with Song Kang-ho, Kang Dong-won and IU, among others.
Source 16 · Topstar News (Korean) · Broker at the Cannes red carpet · opens in a new tab The release date follows the statement that it was due to open, in the Topstar News report of May 27 on the Cannes red carpet event.It was the first time an actor had received this award since the Buil Film Awards began.
Source 17 · Busan Ilbo (Korean) · 2023 Buil Film Awards Yu Hyun-mok Film Arts Award · opens in a new tabAppeared in the first film of Zack Snyder’s Netflix film series.
Source 18 · Sports Today (Korean) · Rebel Moon: Part 2 · opens in a new tab The release date follows Sports Today’s statement “last December.” The day could not be confirmed.She says she filmed Part One and Part Two together.
Source 18 · Sports Today (Korean) · Rebel Moon: Part 2 · opens in a new tabAppeared in the film Virus.
Source 19 · Busan Ilbo (Korean) · Interview on the film Virus · opens in a new tabWon Best Actress at the 23rd Director’s Cut Awards for the Coupang Play series Family Matters.
Source 20 · Edaily (Korean) · 23rd Director’s Cut Awards · opens in a new tabWas included in the international jury of the 76th festival. She was the third Korean film figure named to it, after Lee Young-ae (2006) and Bong Joon-ho (2015).
Source 21 · Chosun Biz (Korean) · Berlinale jury appointment · opens in a new tabEND OF SELECTED RECORDSSelected records, 1998–2026 · not a complete list of work. “Key moment” is an editorial label, not a measure of success.
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