Korean Actor Choi Jung-woo Passes Away at 68
Korean actor Choi Jung-woo, known for his role in the drama series “The Tale of Lady Ok,” passed away on May 27 at the age of 68. The news of his passing was confirmed by his agency early that morning. According to sources familiar with the matter, Choi had been battling a chronic illness that affected his health over the past year.
Health Struggles and Final Days
Reports indicate that Choi Jung-woo suffered from glaucoma, which significantly impacted his well-being last year. In addition, he reportedly struggled with panic disorder and depression. Although his agency is still verifying the precise cause of death, they acknowledged the challenges he faced with his health conditions.
A Distinguished Career in Acting
Born in 1957, Choi made his debut in 1975 with the play “The Life of an Actor.” Over the years, he built a strong career not only on stage but also as a voice actor. His versatility allowed him to take on diverse roles in television and theater.
Notable Works and Contributions
Among his many acting credits are popular dramas and series such as “The Tyrant,” “Marry Me Now,” “Soul Mechanic,” “Sisyphus: The Myth,” “Be My Dream Family,” “The Empire,” “Curtain Call,” and “Stealer: The Treasure Keeper.” His contributions to the Korean entertainment industry earned him respect and admiration from colleagues and fans alike.
Remembering Choi Jung-woo
Choi Jung-woo’s passing marks the loss of a talented and dedicated actor whose work spanned multiple decades. His fans and fellow actors remember him fondly for his commitment to his craft and his impactful performances across various genres.
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