Eom Hyeon-jeong
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Eom Hyeon-jeong, also known as Um Hyun-jung, is a South Korean voice actress. She joined the Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation's voice acting division in 1996. It is popular voice acting to MBC's Ojamajo Doremi and Bikkuriman. Currently[when?], Eom Hyeon-jeong is cast in the Korea TV edition of 24 as Sherry Palmer, replacing Penny Johnson Jerald.
Roles[]
Broadcasting TV[]
- 24 (replacing Penny Johnson Jerald, Korea TV edition, MBC)
- Bikkuriman (Korea TV edition, MBC)
- Ojamajo Doremi (Korea TV edition, MBC)
- (MBC)
- (MBC)
- (MBC)
Movie dubbing[]
- Tomorrow Never Dies (replacing Michelle Yeoh, Korea TV Edition, MBC)
- Used People (replacing Kathy Bates, Korea TV edition, MBC)
- Circle of Friends (replacing Minnie Driver, Korea TV edition, MBC)
- Immortal Beloved (replacing Isabella Rossellini, Korea TV edition, MBC)
- Ghost (replacing Whoopi Goldberg, Korea TV edition, MBC)
- Once Around (replacing Holly Hunter, Korea TV edition, MBC)
- The Firm (replacing Holly Hunter, Korea TV edition, MBC)
- Underworld (replacing , Korea TV edition, MBC)
- Copycat (replacing Holly Hunter, Korea TV edition, MBC)
- (replacing , Korea TV edition, MBC)
- The Son's Room (replacing Laura Morante, Korea TV edition, MBC)
- The Addams Family (replacing , Korea TV edition, MBC)
- H2O (replacing Jamie Lee Curtis, Korea TV edition, MBC)
- Bogus (Korea TV edition, MBC)
- (Korea TV edition, MBC)
- Absolute Power (Korea TV edition, SBS)
- Chicago (replacing Christine Baranski, Korea TV edition, MBC)
- Cold Mountain (replacing Renée Zellweger, Korea TV edition, MBC)
Gaming[]
Awards[]
- 2007 MBC Drama Awards, Best TV Voice Actor (CSI: Miami)
See also[]
External links[]
- MBC Voice Acting Division Eom Hyeon Jeong Blog (in Korean)
- Ad Sound Eom Hyeon Jeong Blog (in Korean)
Categories:
- Living people
- South Korean voice actresses
- 20th-century South Korean actresses