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Kim Joon
Kim Joon (김준) is a South Korean actor-singer from Gwacheon who debuted in T-Max and played F4's Song Woo-bin in Boys Over Flowers (2009); distinct from the child actor born 2014, Kim Joon-han, and Kim Joon-Hyun.
Kim Jung-hyun (김정현) (actor, born 1990)
Kim Jung-hyun (김정현), South Korean actor born 1990, lead of School 2017, Welcome to Waikiki, and Mr. Queen; film debut Overman (2015); contract disputes with O& Entertainment and Story J Company; now with Management Soo.
Kim Jung-tae (김정태)
Kim Jung-tae (김정태), birth name Kim Tae-wook, born 1972, is a South Korean actor from Busan known for Doruko in Friend and roles in Doguk and Banga? Banga!, for his reality-TV family life with son Yakkungi, and for directing Family Trip (2026).
Kim Kang-hoon (김강훈)
Kim Kang-hoon (김강훈), born 2009, is a South Korean actor known as Kang Pil-gu in When the Camellia Blooms and for playing young Lee Byung-hun in Mr. Sunshine and young Song Joong-ki in Reborn Rich.
Kim Kang-woo (김강우)
Kim Kang-woo (김강우, born 1978) is a South Korean actor who debuted in The Coast Guard (2002), starred in Le Grand Chef and The Treacherous, played Han Yi-sa in The Childe (2023), and runs a million-subscriber YouTube channel.
Kim Kardashian
Kim Kardashian, American reality TV star, entrepreneur, and criminal justice advocate. Rose to fame on Keeping Up with the Kardashians (2007); co-founder of Skims, valued at $5 billion in 2025; completed law studies in 2025.
Kim Kardashian, Superstar
Kim Kardashian, Superstar is the 41-minute 2007 Vivid Entertainment sex tape with Ray J, shot in 2003 in Cabo, Mexico; Kardashian's lawsuit ended in an April 2007 settlement, and the release preceded her reality-TV fame.
Kim Ki-duk (김기덕)
Kim Ki-duk (김기덕) names two unrelated Korean directors: the 1934–2017 commercial director of Barefooted Youth and Yonggary, and the 1960–2020 Venice Golden Lion auteur of Pieta.
Kim Manners
Kim Manners (1951-2009), American television director and producer; directed 52 hours of The X-Files and 17 episodes of Supernatural as its Vancouver executive producer; four Emmy nominations.
Kim Matula
Kim Matula (Kimberly Marie Matula, born 1988, Fort Worth, Texas) is an American actress who played Hope Logan on The Bold and the Beautiful from 2010 to 2014 with guest returns, later starring in LA to Vegas and playing Jane Curtin in Saturday Night.
Kim McGuire
Kim McGuire (Kim Diane McGuire, 1955-2016) was an American actress, later attorney and author, best known as Mona "Hatchet-Face" Malnorowski in John Waters' 1990 film Cry-Baby; she died of pneumonia complications in Naples, Florida.
Kim Mi-soo
Kim Mi-soo (김미수, 1992–2022), South Korean actress and Korea National University of Arts graduate; played Yeo Jung-min in Snowdrop (JTBC/Disney+) and Deacon Young-in in Netflix's Hellbound; died January 5, 2022 at 29, cause undisclosed.
Kim Min-hee (actress, born 1982)
Kim Min-hee (김민희, 金珉禧), born 1982, is a South Korean actress and former fashion model who debuted in School 2, won the 2017 Berlin Silver Bear for On the Beach at Night Alone, and works exclusively with director Hong Sang-soo.
Kim Min-jae (김민재) (actor, born 1996)
Kim Min-jae (김민재) is a South Korean actor and rapper known for his roles in Dr. Romantic and Bloodhounds. He won multiple awards for his performances in 2020 and 2021.
Kim Min-jong (김민종)
Kim Min-jong (김민종, 金旻鍾) is a South Korean actor and singer, teen star of the 1989 drama Happiness Does Not Come in Grades, duet member of The Blue with Son Ji-chang, and later actor in A Gentleman's Dignity and the Along with the Gods films.
Kim Min-kyu (김민규) (actor)
Kim Min-kyu (김민규, born 1994) is the South Korean actor of Business Proposal (2022) and The Heavenly Idol (2023), debuted in Monstar (2013), enlisted April 1, 2024, discharged September 30, 2025; distinct from same-name actors via KOFIC code 20227828.
Kim Min-seok (actor)
Kim Min-seok (김민석, born 1990) is a South Korean actor who debuted in Shut Up Flower Boy Band (2012), won the 53rd Baeksang New Actor award, and is known for Descendants of the Sun, Doctors, Mr. Plankton, and Shark: The Beginning; distinct from the 1992-born actor and the Melomance singer of the same name.
Kim Mu-jun (김무준)
Kim Mu-jun (김무준, born 1998, Busan) is a South Korean actor who debuted in the 2020 web drama Neuron and is known for Nevertheless, Love All Play, My Dearest, Black Pean Season 2, and the 2025 SBS lead role in Dynamite Kiss.
Kim Mu-yeol (김무열)
Kim Mu-yeol (김무열, Kim Moo-yul), South Korean actor born 1982 in Seoul, musical theater debut 2002, film debut The Scam (2009); known for Forgotten, The Gangster the Cop the Devil, Juvenile Justice, and Netflix's Teach You a Lesson (2026) as Na Hwa-jin.
Kim Myung-min (김명민)
Kim Myung-min (김명민, born 1972) is a South Korean actor, SBS 1996 audition graduate, known for Immortal Admiral Yi Sun-shin, Behind the White Tower, Beethoven Virus, and Grand Bell and Blue Dragon Best Actor wins for Closer to Heaven.
Kim Na-young (김나영) (actress)
Kim Na-young (김나영, born 1981, birth name Kim Sul) is a South Korean actress and host from Chuncheon, known for Rude Miss Young-Ae, All My Love, and Second to Last Love; distinct from the 1991-born singer of the same name.
Kim Nam-gil (김남길)
Kim Nam-gil (김남길), born 1980 in Seoul, is a South Korean actor and singer known for Queen Seondeok, The Pirates, The Shameless, and The Fiery Priest, founder of the NGO Gilstory, who debuted as a singer with a single in March 2026.
Kim Novak
Kim Novak (Marilyn Pauline Novak, born 1933) is a retired American actress and painter, Columbia Pictures star of Picnic and Hitchcock's Vertigo, later an Oregon ranch artist honored at Venice in 2025.
Kim Novak's Vertigo
Kim Novak's Vertigo is a 2025 documentary by Alexandre O. Philippe about actress Kim Novak, her Vertigo role, and leaving Hollywood; premiered out of competition at Venice 2025.
Kim Ok-vin (김옥빈)
Kim Ok-vin (김옥빈), born 1987, is a South Korean actress who debuted in 2005 with Whispering Corridors 4 and won Sitges Best Actress for Thirst (2009), later leading The Villainess (2017) and Netflix's Love to Love You (2023).
Kim Possible
Kim Possible: American animated Disney Channel series (2002–2007), created by Mark McCorkle and Bob Schooley, about teen cheerleader Kim who saves the world with Ron Stoppable, Rufus, and Wade; four seasons, 65 episodes, two TV movies, 2019 live-action film.
Kim Rae-won (김래원)
Kim Rae-won (김래원), born 1981 in Gangneung, is a South Korean actor known for Rooftop Room Cat, My Little Bride, Doctors, The First Responders, and Decibel; debuted 1997 on MBC.
Kim Raver
Kim Raver (Kimberly Jayne Raver), American actress and director known for Kim Zambrano on Third Watch, Audrey Raines on 24, and Dr. Teddy Altman on Grey's Anatomy (2009-2026); also directed Grey's episodes and Lifetime's Tempting Fate.
Kim Rhodes
Kim Rhodes (Kimberly Rhodes, born 1969, Portland, Oregon) is an American actress known as Carey Martin on The Suite Life of Zack & Cody and Sheriff Jody Mills on Supernatural, with soap opera roots in Another World.
Kim Richards
Kim Richards (born 1964, Mineola, New York) is an American actress and reality personality, the "Disney Girl" of Escape to Witch Mountain, sister of Kyle Richards and Kathy Hilton, and an original Real Housewives of Beverly Hills cast member.