Actor Kim Joo-young, remembered for his powerful performances in historical dramas including “Tears of the Dragon” (1996-98) and “Jeong Do-jeon” (2014), died of pneumonia on Sept. 30. A graduate of Chung-Ang University’s theater and film department, Kim debuted in 1974 as part of MBC’s sixth open recruitment class and passed TBC’s 15th open audition. He first gained attention for his villainous roles in MBC’s long-running series "Chief Inspector" and secured his first leading role in the 1985 drama "Cutting the Moonlight." Over the years, he became a familiar face in historical dramas, portraying generals and high-ranking officials known for their fiery tempers. He also appeared in modern series such as KBS’ “I’m Glad I Loved You” (2010–11) and SBS’ “New Tales of Gisaeng” (2011).