Gong Seung-yeon

Birth : 1993-02-27, Seoul, South Korea

History

Gong Seung-Yeon, born Yoo Seung-Yeon, is a South Korean actress. She initially trained as a singer for seven years under the company SM Entertainment but left after losing interest in singing. She made her tv debut in 2012 with I Love Lee Tae-Ri. She has also worked in music videos, show hosting, and as an honorary ambassador in 2014 for the Korean National Tuberculosis Association and in 2016 for the 8th DMZ International Documentary Film Festival. She's the older sister of Yoo Jeong-Yeon, a member of the girl group Twice.

Profile

Movies

Handsome Guys

Mi-na

Love Sick

Ji-yoon

A zombie virus breaks out in Busan and spread across the rest of the country. Seungbeom turns into a zombie, but, with the help of his girlfriend Jiyoon, gets vaccinated and returns to normal. A year after the vaccine comes to the rescue, those previously afflicted with the virus are still subject to invisible discrimination. Having survived the zombie virus that lasted for four years, Seungbeom proposes to Jiyoon, and she reveals a secret that she’s been withholding from him.

Voice Over

Hae-on

Haeon approaches everyone who passes through the park. Something’s strange. Junbeom sits blankly by the lake. When Haeon approaches, he’s alarmed - to a fault. Something’s suspicious. Haeon suggests they grab a drink. An unexpected conversation between a strange woman and a suspicious man unfolds.

Aloners

Ji-na

Jina is the top employee at a credit card company call center. She avoids building close relationships, choosing instead to live and work alone – until she is suddenly tasked with training a new recruit.

My Dream Class

Jeong-suk

A rookie English teacher named Han Gi-tak goes into Byulli Island, a rural island village, to look for a easy money job that will satisfy his resume. Together with experienced math lecturer Jeong Seok of three years, they teach special children who are a challenge.