Daughters-in-Law

Sorrow Even Up in Heaven

Money's Warfare

Hello! My Lady

Mapado 2: Back to the Island

Bad Family

My Lovely Sam Soon

Mapado

Ms. Kim’s Million Dollar Quest

Jewel in the Palace

황금마차

Who's My Love?

좋은걸 어떡해

seoulmoon

어디로 가나

사랑이 뭐길래

The Pinwheel That Spins Alone

A Journey

Cabbage in a Pepper Field

Mountain Strawberries 2

Short Embrace, Long Goodbye

Autumn At Nineteen

Late Autumn

Man-suk, Run!

땅콩껍질 속의 연가

Tto Sun Yi, a college girl

The Story of Chunhyang

팔도며느리

A Bride on the Second Floor

아씨

Yeo Woon-kay  (Korean: 여운계; February 25, 1940 – May 22, 2009) was a South Korean actress and television personality. She was best known for Korean films such as War of Money, Bad Family and My Lovely Sam Soon.
Yeo began acting while in high school. She continued to act while attending Korea University, where she studied literature. She became known for her work in Daehakgeuk, which is also called the amateur student theater, during the 1950s and 1960s, alongside other contemporary Korean actors like Lee Soon-jae.
She made her professional theater debut with a theater troupe in 1962. From theater, she was able to transition to a successful television career. She often played the role of a grandmother or "grandmotherly figure". Examples of these characters included her roles in Toji in 1986 and Jewel in the Palace in 2003.
Ms. Yeo was diagnosed with kidney cancer in 2007 while shooting the SBS TV series The King and I. But she continued to act and began work on the KBS2 production of Love and Obsession, eventually quitting the production due to pneumonia, indicating the spread of cancer to her lungs.
Yeo entered the hospital intensive care unit in May 2009. Reports say that she fell into a coma and was placed on life support. She died around 8 P.M. on May 22, 2009, at the Incheon Catholic Medical Center in Incheon, South Korea, at the age of 69. Her funeral was held at the Severance Hospital.
Yeo was awarded the Life Achievement Award posthumously at the KBS Drama Awards in 2009.

Yeo Un-gye