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Ryu Hye-rin

Ryu Hye-rin

Actor · Born 1984-10-24 · Ulsan, South Korea

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Biography

Ryu Hye‑rin, born on October 24, 1984 in Ulsan, is a South Korean actress and model. A graduate of Kyungsung University with a degree in Theatre and Film, she began her career on stage in 2009, debuting in the play The Time of the Slaughterhouse. She gained public attention with her appearance in the hit film Sunny (2011), where her brief but unforgettable role as the "insult battle girl" became one of the movie's standout comedic moments. From there, Ryu Hye‑rin steadily built a diverse filmography, taking on roles in independent films, commercial features, and a wide range of television dramas. On television, she has appeared in numerous series across genres. Her work spans melodrama—such as Valid Love and The Game: Towards Zero—to romantic comedy, including Radio Romance and the popular ensemble comedy Eulachacha Waikiki. She has also taken part in thrillers, fantasy dramas, and character‑driven stories. Ryu Hye‑rin has remained active in theatre throughout her career. Her work has earned her recognition in the theatre community, including newcomer awards at the Yeoljeon Theater Awards (2011) and the Seoul Theater Festival (2015).

Movies & TV Shows

  1. W: Two Worlds Apart (2016) — Sun-mi
  2. Tomorrow (2022) — Scammer
  3. Sunny (2011) — Girls' Generation Member
  4. Hospital Playlist (2020) — Seung-won's Mother
  5. Chief Kim (2017) — Bing Hee-jin
  6. OK! Madam (2020) — Airport Staff
  7. Golden Slumber (2018) — Oyster Woman
  8. Big Match (2014) — Twitter Girl
  9. Nice to Not Meet You (2025) — Kim Yoon-ha
  10. Radio Romance (2018) — Tornado
  11. Connection (2024) — Kang Si-jung
  12. You Drive Me Crazy (2018) — Kang Ji-In
  13. My Bossy Girl (2019) — Eun Jung
  14. Dog Days (2024) — Nurse
  15. The King of Jokgu (2014) — Go-un
  16. The Game: Towards Zero (2020) — Lee Yeon Hwa
  17. Crazy Party (2021)
  18. Swine Escape (2013) — Gan-nan
  19. The Heartbeat Operator (2017) — Na Jung
  20. Illusionary Paradise (2015) — Cho-Hee
  21. The Birth of a Family (2012) — Baek Ji-Won