Actress Yoon Jeong-hee, who gained great popularity between the 1960s and 1980s after her debut in 1967, died in Paris, France at 5:00 pm on the 19th (local time).
The late Yoon Jeong-hee, who appeared in around 330 films, including the films ‘The Mist’ (1968), ‘The New Palace’ (1979), ‘Woman in Crisis’ (1987), ‘Snowflake’ (1992 ), and ‘All Night’ (1994) is an actress who has won the Best Actress Award and Popular Actress Award three times at the Grand Bell Awards, Blue Dragon Film Awards, and Baeksang Arts Awards, respectively. However, in 2010, Lee Chang-dong’s ‘Poetry’ was the last time he stopped working as an actor.
On the 20th, the late Yoon’s husband and pianist Paik Geon-wu released a statement and announced the death of the late Yoon.
Through the admission statement, Mr. Baek, “My wife, Yoon Jung-hee, who has been beloved by the public for a long time, died with a comfortable face as if she were dreaming while listening to the sound of her daughter Jin- he is a violin.” I want you to remember it for a long time,” he said.
The news of the late Yoon’s death continues with a wave of tributes from fans. On the other hand, the controversy surrounding her husband Baek’s past negligence is being re-examined.
The funeral of the late Yoon will be held as a private funeral on the 30th in a cathedral in Paris, where the late Yoon lived for nearly 50 years. Before the news of his death became known, it was known that the late Yoon was fighting Alzheimer’s in Paris.
