Kim Sae-Ron, a South Korean film and TV star and former acting grandchildren, was found dead Sunday at home in Seoul, according to several media reports. She was 24.
Police said a friend found her dead in her Seongdong home in Seoul and confirmed that she died on Sunday. No signs of burglary in our Foul Play were discovered, but the cause of her death was still under investigation.
Kim started acting at the age of nine and was a popular cultural figure from the films “A Brand New Life”, which premiered at Cannes 2009, and “The Man From Nowhere”, a large cash office in South Korea. She won mass -critical praise and several awards from these roles, including best new actress at Korean film prices and other organizations.
Her career continued in her teens with movies like “A Girl at My Door” and Korean TV drama like “Listen to My Heart” and “The Queen’s Classroom.”
Kim’s transition from child actress to adult star was hindered in 2022 when she was involved in a crash that led to DUI charges. In the midst of the extra public review and a substantial court fined, she paused all public activities, although she started working with an indie movie with a low budget at the end of last year.
Although her fame spread beyond South Korea, she had not yet appeared in any major American film or TV productions.
