Na Moon-hee
Na Moon-hee is a beloved South Korean actress with a career of more than sixty years, best known for Miss Granny and I Can Speak.
Beyond the screen.
Na Moon-hee is one of South Korea's most loved senior actresses, with a career of more than sixty years. She was born Na Kyung-ja on 30 November 1941 in Beijing, China, and grew up in Korea.
Early life
She began acting in the early 1960s, when Korean television was still young.
Career and breakthrough
In Miss Granny (2014), she played a grandmother who becomes young again. She won major awards for I Can Speak (2017).
Popular roles
Korean viewers also love her comedy in High Kick! and her moving work in Dear My Friends. On Oxfea, she appears in Tantara (2026).
Recent work and why fans love them
Still acting in her eighties, Na Moon-hee is a treasure of Korean culture. Fans love her humour and warmth.
A career, chapter by chapter.
Stories to find them in.
Selected credits in the Oxfea collection.
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