South Korean Veteran Actor Ah Sung-ki Dies
South Korean Veteran Actor Ah Sung-ki Dies
The veteran actor of South Korea's nation, Ansun Ki, has died at the age of 74. On the morning of January 5, Ansunki's agency, Artist Company, announced this heartbreaking news.
The great actor, Ansunki, died at around 9 a.m. Korean time. He was diagnosed with leukaemia in 2019 and was receiving treatment. The following year, the cancer was recovered, but he continued to receive treatment until recently.
On December 31, Ansunki was hospitalized with a sudden cardiac arrest and has been in critical condition ever since.
On January 5, I can give a full statement from his agency regarding his passing.
"Artist Company, an agency representing Prince Ansunki. He died on January 5, 9 a.m., at the age of 74.
With a profound sense of responsibility and unwavering sincerity to his art, Ansunki has walked through the history of Korean culture.
His acting has always been directed towards people and given deep echoes and two annexations through the ages and through countless projects.
He valued dignity and responsibility as a human being, especially before becoming an actor, and he showed respect for senior and junior and for everyone on the scene. He was really a National Actor.
"We are deeply saddened by this sudden news. We pray for the deceased and wish to express our equal condolences to his grieving family from the bottom of our hearts."
Actor Ann Sunki entered the film world as a child actor with the 1957 film "The Twilight Train" and has starred in more than 170 films, including "Mandala," "Two Cops," "Nowhere to Hide," "The Devine Fury," "Hansan: Rising Dragon."# Korea