Kim You-jung
Kim You-jung (김유정) is a South Korean actress, born in Seoul, who studied at Goyang High School of Arts. She started out as a model for a confectionery brand at the age of 4 and made her acting debut in 2003, quickly becoming one of the most famous and in-demand child actresses in Korea. She was discovered at 5 years old in a contest that her older sister joined and won the Most Popular Award even though she was not one of the official contestants. She is the youngest of three siblings; her older sister, Kim Yeon-jung, is also an actress. Known as "Nation's Little Sister" during her child acting years, she earned the moniker "Sageuk Fairy" after starring in acclaimed historical period dramas such as Dong Yi (2010), Moon Embracing the Sun (2012), and May Queen (2012). In 2016, she successfully transitioned to adult leading roles in the hit period romance Love in the Moonlight. In 2017, she ranked 8th on the Forbes Korea Power Celebrity list, becoming the youngest person ever to enter the Top 10 at 17 years old. In February 2018, she temporarily paused her career after being diagnosed with thyroid dysfunction. She solidified her status as an international star with leading roles in the romantic comedies Backstreet Rookie (2020), Lovers of the Red Sky (2021), and My Demon (2023–2024). Her performance in the popular Netflix retro drama 20th Century Girl (2022) earned her the title "Nation's First Love". Her projects include the Netflix comedy Chicken Nugget (2024), the psychological thriller series Dear X (2025), and the 1930s historical spy romance 100 Days of Lies (2026).
Known For
Credits
- 2026 · 100 Days of Deception as Lee Ga-kyeong
- 2026 · Love in the Moonlight 10th Anniversary as Self
- 2025 · Dear X as Baek Ah-jin
- 2024 · Chicken Nugget as Choi Min-ah
- 2023 · My Demon as Do Do-hee
- 2023 · My Heart Puppy as Ah-min
- 2023 · The Seasons as Self
- 2022 · 20th Century Girl as Na Bo-ra
- 2022 · Young Actors' Retreat as
- 2021 · One Ordinary Day as holding cell girl
- 2021 · Lovers of the Red Sky as Hong Chun-gi
- 2021 · The 8th Night as Ae-ran
- 2020 · Backstreet Rookie as Jung Saet-Byul
- 2020 · House on Wheels as Self
- 2019 · Kim Yoo-jung’s Half Holiday in Italy as Herself
- 2018 · Clean with Passion for Now as Gil O-Sol
- 2018 · Dark, Deadly & Dreadful as Wei (Room 731)
- 2018 · Amazing Saturday as Self
- 2018 · Golden Slumber as Soo-ah
- 2017 · Because I Love You as Scully
- 2016 · Love in the Moonlight as Hong Ra-on / Hong Sam-nom
- 2015 · Men on a Mission as Self
- 2015 · Circle of Atonement as Lee Jung-Hyun
- 2015 · Room 731 as Wei
- 2015 · Angry Mom as Oh Ah Ran
- 2014 · Love Cells as Ne-bi
- 2014 · Secret Door as Seo Ji-dam
- 2014 · 7인의 식객 as
- 2014 · Thread of Lies as Kim Hwa-yeon
- 2014 · The Dirge Singer as Yun Shim
- 2013 · Commitment as Ri Hye-in
- 2013 · Golden Rainbow as Kim Baek-won (teenage)
- 2012 · May Queen as Chun Hae-joo (young)
- 2012 · Moon Embracing the Sun as Heo Yeon-woo (young)
- 2011 · 막이래쇼: 무작정탐험대 as
- 2010 · Road No. 1 as young Soo-yeon
- 2010 · Running Man as
- 2010 · Grudge: The Revolt of Gumiho as Yeon-Yi
- 2010 · On the Pitch as Radio female soldier
- 2010 · KBS Drama Special as Yeon-Sim
- 2010 · Jewel in the Crown as Dong Yi (young)
- 2009 · Melon Music Awards as Messenger
- 2009 · Paradise as Hwa-ran
- 2009 · Possessed as Ji-eun
- 2009 · Tamra, the Island as Jang Beo-Sul
- 2009 · Tidal Wave as Ji-min
- 2009 · Cain and Abel as young Seo-yeon
- 2008 · Painter of the Wind as Yun-bok (young)
- 2008 · Iljimae as Eun Chae (young)
- 2008 · Do You See Seoul? as Yeong-mi
- 2008 · Powerful Opponents as Yoo Gwan-Nim
- 2008 · The Chaser as Eun-ji
- 2007 · Rainbow Eyes as Hye-seo's Daughter
- 2007 · Bank Attack as Bae Yeon-Hee
- 2007 · 2 Days and 1 Night as
- 2007 · Hwang Jin Yi as Young Jin-yi
- 2006 · Lump of Sugar as Young Si-eun
- 2006 · 4 Horror Tales: Hidden Floor as Yeo Joo-hee
- 2005 · All for Love as Kim Jin-a
- 2005 · Lady Vengeance as Jae-kyung
- 2005 · Infinite Challenge as Self
- 2004 · DMZ (Demilitarized Zone) as
- 1992 · SBS Drama Awards as Host
- Future · Soulbound as Yoon-ha