Korean Famous Names Starting with Letter U

Uhm made her debut in the late 1990s, and after an early role in the Korean tokusatsu series Vector

Uhm made her debut in the late 1990s, and after an early role in the Korean tokusatsu series Vector Man, went on to appear in a number of films and television drama series. In 2004, she appeared alongside Han Suk-kyu and Lee Eun-ju in The Scarlet Letter, receiving a nomination for "Best Supporting Actress" at the 25th Blue Dragon Film Awards.[1 In 2005, Uhm played a leading role in Hong Sang-soo's Tale of Cinema, and was praised for giving an "engaging, emotionally nuanced dual performance" as fictional actress Choi Young-shil.[2] The film required her to perform her first nude scene, and she later remarked that, "After stripping in front of the camera, I felt that I could now take any role".[3]

One of South Korea's most successful female Korean pop artists. As an actress she is best known for

One of South Korea's most successful female Korean pop artists. As an actress she is best known for her roles in the films Marriage Is a Crazy Thing (which earned her a Best Actress Award at the Baeksang Arts Awards), All for Love and Princess Aurora. Actor Uhm Tae-woong is her younger brother. As a singer she is recognized as a 90s k-pop icon, and is one of the few Korean entertainers often referred to as a gay icon. Known as the "sexy queen" or as the "queen of charisma", Jung-hwa is signed with Trifecta Entertainment.

A South Korean football player who was play at defender for Changwon City FC at National League in S

A South Korean football player who was play at defender for Changwon City FC at National League in South Korea.