Heo Jang-kang
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Heo Jang-gang was South Korea
n actor. He was also the father of actor, Heo Jun-ho and was one of representative actors in the 1960s and 1970s. He mainly took characteristic supporting roles such as villains or comical characters. He died of heart attack after playing football in 1975.
South Korea
The Republic of Korea , , is a sovereign state in East Asia, located on the southern portion of the Korean Peninsula. It is neighbored by the People's Republic of China to the west, Japan to the east, North Korea to the north, and the East China Sea and Republic of China to the south...
n actor. He was also the father of actor, Heo Jun-ho and was one of representative actors in the 1960s and 1970s. He mainly took characteristic supporting roles such as villains or comical characters. He died of heart attack after playing football in 1975.
Filmography
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| Escape | Talchul | ||||
| Kim Du-Han III | A Series of Gim Duhan | ||||
| Story Of The Youth | Cheongchungeugjang | ||||
| Why Did I Do That? | Wae geulaessdeonga | ||||
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So | ||||
| Red Shoes | Ppalgan gudu | ||||
| Graduating School Girls | Yeogojol-eobban | ||||
| Pebbles | Jo-yagdol | ||||
| A Viper | Dogsa | ||||
| A Man Causing a Typhoon. | Taepung-eul il-eukin sana-i | ||||
| A Spy Remaining Behind | anlyucheobja | ||||
| The North Korean Communists Party in Japan | Jochonglyeon | ||||
| Trouble of morbid suspicion about wife's chastity | Uicheosodong | ||||
| A life (film) | Ilsaeng | ||||
| A girl whose name is unknown | Ileummoleul sonyeo | ||||
| A flowery bier | Kkochsang-yeo | ||||
| Where there is love | Salang-i issneun gos-e | ||||
| The witness in the dark | Eodumsog-ui moggyeogja | ||||
| Under the Sky of Sakhalin | *Sahallin-ui haneulgwa ttang | ||||
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Geugeon neo | ||||
| College girl maidservant | Yeodaesaeng gajeongbu | ||||
| Snowy night | Seol-ya | ||||
| I'm gonna marry | Sijibgallae-yo | ||||
| First love at Myeong Dong | Myeongdong-eseo cheossalang-eul | ||||
| An Exorcist | Bagsumudang | ||||
| The Earth | Toji | ||||
| An executioner | Mangnani | ||||
| A childhood | Eolin sijeol | ||||
| Order of assassination | Amsaljilyeong | ||||
| Three bothers | Adeul Samhyeongje | ||||
| Arirang Arirang "Arirang" is a Korean folk song, sometimes considered the unofficial national anthem of Korea. Arirang is an ancient native Korean word with no direct modern meaning.- Variations :... |
Alilang | ||||
| Mr. Bull | Sotti-ajeossi | ||||
| An Inmate | Donggeo-in | ||||
| The wild flowers in the battle field | Deulgughwaneun pi-eossneunde | ||||
| A match | Seungbu | ||||
| 25 o'clock of youth | Cheongchun 25si | ||||
| False charge | Numyeong | ||||
| A Toast | Chugbae | ||||
| The principal visits Seoul | Gyojangseonsaeng sanggyeonggi | ||||
| An age of maiden | Cheonyeosijeol | ||||
| Young ones | Balam-a guleum-a | ||||
| The great glory | Tteugeo-un yeonggwang | ||||
| College days College Days -References:* *... |
Daehagsijeol | ||||
| Julia and Tokukawa Ieyasu | Jyuli-a-wa Dokkuga-wa Ieyaseu | ||||
| Mammy's Wedding | Eommagyeolhonsig | ||||
| Baettaragi Baettaragi Baettaragi is a folk song from the Pyeongan province of Korea. It means "Boat's Departing" in the Pyeongan dialect of Korean. The epically interwoven song tells of the weary life of a sailor. The chief features of the song are its irregular tempo and its Susimga melodic style. The Susimga is a... |
Baettalagi | ||||
| The 10 Court Ladies | Yeolgungnyeo | ||||
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Meosjin insaeng | ||||
| Friendship Friendship Friendship is a form of interpersonal relationship generally considered to be closer than association, although there is a range of degrees of intimacy in both friendships and associations. Friendship and association are often thought of as spanning across the same continuum... |
Ujeong | ||||
| A lady born in the year of rat 2 | Jwittibu-in | ||||
| The Great Hell | Daeji-og | ||||
| The way for man | Sana-i ganeun gil-e | ||||
| A Tiger of In Wang Mountain | In-wangsan holang-i | ||||
| Jang-Hwa and Hong-Ryeon : A story of two sisters | JanghwaHongryeonjeon Janghwa Hongryeon jeon (1972 film) Janghwa Hongryeonjeon is 1972 South Korean Horror film. The film is based on a popular Korean fairy tale "Janghwa Hongryeon jeon" which had been adapted into film versions in 1924, 1936, 1956, 1962, 1972, 2003, and 2009.-Synopsis:Janghwa Hongreonjeon is film based on a popular Korean fairy tale... |
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| The Midnight Sun The Midnight Sun "The Midnight Sun" is an episode of the American television anthology series The Twilight Zone.-Synopsis:The Earth has begun moving away from its usual orbit and is gradually falling in its rotation towards the sun. A prolific artist, Norma, and her landlady, Mrs. Bronson, are the last people in... |
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| Young Teacher | Cheongchungyosa | ||||
| Our land of Korea | Uli-ui paldogangsan | ||||
| A Shaman's Story | Munyeodo | ||||
| Oh, Frailty | Yaghanja-yeo | ||||
| A Woman called 'Daddy' | Appala buleuneun yeo-in | ||||
| One to One | Ildae-il | ||||
| The fugitive in the storm | Pog-usog-ui domangja | ||||
| Kneel down and pray | Muleupkkulhgo billyeonda | ||||
| A Cattle Seller | Sojangsu | ||||
| Nation wide Graduates | Paldojol-eobsaeng | ||||
| Cruel history of Myeong Dong | Myeongdongjanhogsa | ||||
| Don't cry my daughter | Naettal-a uljimala | ||||
| Ever smiling Mr. Park | Usgo saneun Bakseobang | ||||
| A lady born in the year of rat | Jwittibu-in | ||||
| Looking for sons and daughters | Adeul ttal chaj-a cheonligil | ||||
| Zip up | Jyagkeuleul chae-wola | ||||
| A family tree | Jogbo | ||||
| Gap-Dol and Gap-Sun | Gapdol-i-wa Gapsun-i | ||||
| Beautiful Korea | Aleumda-un paldogangsan | ||||
| A love story | Eoneu salang-ui i-yagi | ||||
| My sister's regrets | Nuna-ui han | ||||
| Tragic death of ambition | Ssangbeolhan | ||||
| Bun-Rye's Story Bun-Rye's Story Bun-Rye's Story is a 1971 South Korean film directed by Yu Hyun-mok and based on a novel by Bang Young-wung.- Plot :Bun-rye, the eldest daughter in a poor family, is violated by Yong-pal, who is a married man, and out of desperation she becomes a concubine of Young-cheol, a gambler who is... |
Bunlyegi | ||||
| A wayfarer | Gwagaeg | ||||
| Break up the chain | Soesaseul-euld kkeunh-eola | ||||
| Twelve guys in Myeongdong | Myeongdong-e yeoldu sana-i | ||||
| No offense | Aegyolo bwa juse-yo | ||||
| Quit your life | Ingansapyoleul sseola | ||||
| The royal emissary with no ID | Mapae-eobsneun eosa | ||||
| Three Black Leopards | 3in-ui geom-eun pyobeom | ||||
| Madame Impetuous | Geugseongbu-in | ||||
| Tomorrow's Scenery of Korea (episode 3) | Nae-il-ui paldogangsan | ||||
| Let's borrow love | Salang-eul billibsida | ||||
| Brother and sister in the rain | Bi-e jeoj-eun du nammae | ||||
| Big brother, Yong-Chil | Yongchil-ihyeongnim | ||||
| The man who was crushed to death by money | Don-e nullyeo jug-eun sana-i | ||||
| I risked my life | Mogsumgeolgo was-suda | ||||
| Bravo, Korea | Uligangsan chachacha | ||||
| A woman fighter | Yeo-indo | ||||
| Little Swordsman | Kkomageomgaeg | ||||
| Great King Sejo | Sejodae-wang | ||||
| Five Brothers | Byeolmyeong-eul gajin ohyeongje | ||||
| Sad Palace Court | Bijeon | ||||
| Little Wife | Kkoma-assi | ||||
| Man of Desires | Yogmang-ui sana-i | ||||
| Myeongdong Fella, Nampodong Fella | Myeongdongsana-i-wa Nampodongsana-i | ||||
| Merry Wedding | Somunnan janchi | ||||
| Angel, Put Your Clothes on | Cheonsa-yeo os-eul ib-eola | ||||
| Haunted Bedroom | Ma-ui chimsil | ||||
| A girl Born in the Year of Tiger | Beomttigasinae | ||||
| The Naked Sun The Naked Sun The Naked Sun is an English language science fiction novel, the second in Isaac Asimov's Robot series.-Plot introduction:Like its famous predecessor, The Caves of Steel, it is a whodunit story, in addition to being science fiction... |
Beolgeobeoseun Taeyang | ||||
| The Little Bridegroom's Return | Dol-a-on agisinlang | ||||
| The Woman Who Wanted an Apartment | Apateuleul gajgo sip-eun yeoja | ||||
| The Harbor Man Returns | Dol-a-on hanggu-ui sana-i | ||||
| Sunday Night and Monday Morning | Il-yo-il bamgwa wol-yo-il achim | ||||
| Odd Bride | Byeolnan saedaeg | ||||
| Miss Chicken | Misseu chondalg | ||||
| Six terminators | Yug-in-ui nanpogja | ||||
| Seoul Is Not That Nice | Seo-ul-i johdajiman | ||||
| Escape | Samhotalchul | ||||
| Men of the Reserve Troops | Yebigun paldo sana-i | ||||
| Back Alley No. 5 | Dwisgolmog obeonji | ||||
| Revenge of a Mother | Eomma-ui han | ||||
| A Man Who Arrived by Night Train | Bamchalo on sana-i | ||||
| Little Bridegroom | Kkomasinlang | ||||
| Man and Woman from Hong Kong | Hongkong-eseo on yeo-wa nam | ||||
| Dangerous Liaison | Wiheomhan gwangye | ||||
| Wang-geon, the Great Wang-geon, the Great Wang-geon, the Great is a 1970 South Korean film depicting the life of Wang-gun who ruled Goyeo Dysnaty and followed by Lee Seong-gye King Taejo.-Plot:... |
Taejo Wang Geon | ||||
| Return of the Condemned | Dol-a-on sahyeongsu | ||||
| Harbin at Sunset | Seog-yang-ui Haleubin | ||||
| Heartless on Harbor | Hanggumujeong | ||||
| If there were no parting again | Ibyeol-eobs-i sal-ass-eumyeon | ||||
| The Invincible of the Far East | Geugdong-ui mujeogja | ||||
| A Wanderer in Shanghai | Sanghae-ui banglangja | ||||
| One-eyed Jack in Hongkong | Hongkong-ui aekkunun | ||||
| Goodbye, Tokyo | Gutba-i Donggyeong | ||||
| Escape in the mist | Angaesog-ui talchul | ||||
| A wild girl (sequal) | Byeolmyeongbut-eun yeoja | ||||
| The Confession of a Girl | Eoneu sonyeo-ui gobag | ||||
| The Story of Warriors | Suhoji | ||||
| The Sun Never Gets Old | Tae-yang-eun neulgji anhneunda | ||||
| Thy Name is Woman Thy Name Is Woman Thy Name Is Woman is a 1924 silent comedy film directed by Fred Niblo.-Cast:* Ramon Novarro - Juan Ricardo* Barbara La Marr - Guerita* William V. Mong - Pedro the Fox * Wallace MacDonald - Capt. Rodrigo de Castelar... |
Dangsin-eun yeoja | ||||
| Five Left-handers | O-in-ui oensonjab-i | ||||
| Born in Nampo-dong | Nampodong chulsin | ||||
| Secret Woman | Sumgyeonon yeoja | ||||
| Old Gentleman in Myeongdong | Myeongdongnosinsa | ||||
| Quick as Lightning | Beongaegat-eun sana-i | ||||
| Forgotten Woman | Ichyeojin Yeoin | ||||
| The 7th Man | Je7ui Sanai | ||||
| The World of Men | Sanai-ui Segye | ||||
| A Glorious Operation | Gyeolsa Daejakjeon | ||||
| Six Shadows | Yeoseotgae-ui Geurimja | ||||
| Girls | Somunnan Agassideul | ||||
| Duel of Midnight | Simya-ui Daegyeol | ||||
| A Blues of a Man | Sanai Bureuseu | ||||
| A Nicknamed Woman | Byeolmyeong Buteun Yeoja | ||||
| Can't Forget | Mot-ijeo | ||||
| Singing Fair | Norae Haneun Bangnamhoe | ||||
| Nagyo Bridge | Nagyo | ||||
| The Main Room | Naesil | ||||
| A Returned Singer | Doraon Seonchang | ||||
| Life | Saengmyeong | ||||
| Gallant Man Gallant Man Gallant Man was a thoroughbred racehorse, named for a horse in a Don Ameche movie.- Career at Kentucky Derby:Gallant Man is remembered primarily for his upset loss in the 1957 Kentucky Derby... |
Paldo Sanai | ||||
| Chaser | Chugyeogja | ||||
| Destiny of My Load | Jeonha Eodiro Gasinaikka | ||||
| Singer and Daughter | Uljido Motamnida | ||||
| Jang Nok-Su | Yohwa Jang Nok-su | ||||
| One Step in the Hell | Hanbareun Jioge | ||||
| Installment Secretary | Wolbu Nambiseo | ||||
| Spring, Spring | Bom Bom | ||||
| Sword Sword A sword is a bladed weapon used primarily for cutting or thrusting. The precise definition of the term varies with the historical epoch or the geographical region under consideration... |
Pilsal-ui Geom | ||||
| Blues at Midnight | Yeongsi-ui bureuseu | ||||
| A Man And a Gisaeng | Namjawa Gisaeng | ||||
| Twin Dragon Sword | Ssangyong-geom | ||||
| March of a Wife | Buin Haengcha | ||||
| 7 People in the Cellar | Jihasil-ui Chil-in | ||||
| An Old Potter | Dok Jinneun Neulgeuni | ||||
| Immortal Rivers And Mountains | Mangogangsan | ||||
| A Train to Beijing | Bukgyeong Yeolcha | ||||
| Maternal Affection | Ibyeorui Mojeong | ||||
| Starting Point | Sibaljeom | ||||
| Sahwasan Mountain | Sahwasa | ||||
| Condemned Criminals | O-in-ui Sahyeongsu | ||||
| Evil Person | Main | ||||
| Kkotnae | Kkotnae | ||||
| Snowy Night | Nun Narineun Bam | ||||
| Barber of Jangmaru Village | Jangmaruchon-ui Ibalsa | ||||
| The Station Police | Yeogjeon Pachulso | ||||
| Daughter-in-law of Blue Eyes | Paran Nunui Myeoneuri | ||||
| Vice-President | Bu-gakha | ||||
| Invisible Man Invisible Man Invisible Man is a novel written by Ralph Ellison, and the only one that he published during his lifetime . It won him the National Book Award in 1953... |
Tumyeong Ingan | ||||
| Mrs. Wonnim | Wonnimdaeg | ||||
| A Heartless Swordsman | Mujeonghan Geomgaek | ||||
| Bring Back the Night Once More | Geu Bamiyeo Dasi Hanbeon | ||||
| Regret | Won | ||||
| Mabeopseon | The Magical Ship | ||||
| You've Made a Mistake | Jalmot Bosyeot-dagu | ||||
| Bun-nyeo | Bun-nyeo | ||||
| Cruel Port | Bijeong-ui Hang-gu | ||||
| Chunhyang | Chunhyang | ||||
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Cheongdeung Hongdeung | ||||
| Returned Left-handed Man | Doraon Oensonjabi | ||||
| Lonely Marriage Night | Doksugongbang | ||||
| Great Swordsman Great Swordsman is a fighting arcade game developed by SETA and published by Taito. In , it was later included in Taito Legends.-Gameplay:In Great Swordsman, one or two players can play while taking turns. Players control with two-way joystick and three buttons with different hit levels. Each for creating... |
Daegeomgaek | ||||
| Bell Daegam | Bang-ul Daegam | ||||
| Students of Karl Marx | Karl Marx-ui Jejadeul | ||||
| The Life of a Woman | Yeoja-ui Ilsaeng | ||||
| Fight in Gongsan | Gongsanseong-ui Hyeoltu | ||||
| Remorse Remorse Remorse is an emotional expression of personal regret felt by a person after he or she has committed an act which they deem to be shameful, hurtful, or violent. Remorse is closely allied to guilt and self-directed resentment... |
Hoesim | ||||
| The King of a Rock Cave | Amgul Wang | ||||
| Gentleman in His Only Suit | Danbeol Sinsa | ||||
| Secret Mission of Seven People | Chil-inui Milsa | ||||
| Arirang Arirang "Arirang" is a Korean folk song, sometimes considered the unofficial national anthem of Korea. Arirang is an ancient native Korean word with no direct modern meaning.- Variations :... |
Airang | ||||
| Prince Daewon | Dae-wongun | ||||
| Potato Potato The potato is a starchy, tuberous crop from the perennial Solanum tuberosum of the Solanaceae family . The word potato may refer to the plant itself as well as the edible tuber. In the region of the Andes, there are some other closely related cultivated potato species... |
Gamja | ||||
| White Bear | Hayan Gom | ||||
| A Man of Windstorm | Pokpung-ui Sanai | ||||
| Childish Son-in-law | Palpuni Sawi | ||||
| Death Can't Fall Us Apart | Jugeodo Monijeo | ||||
| Mistress Manong | Jeongbu Manong | ||||
| A Solar Eclipse | Ilsik | ||||
| A Bride on the Second Floor | I-Cheungjip Saedaek | ||||
| Femme Fatale, Jang Hee-bin Femme Fatale, Jang Hee-bin Femme Fatale, Jang Hee-bin or Concubine Jang Hui-bin is a 1968 South Korean film directed by Im Kwon-taek.- Plot :A concubine, Jang ok jung, is made queen by King Sukjong, and plots to drive the old queen into exile. After her plot fails due to the intervention of nobles loyal to the old queen,... |
Yohwa, Jang Hee-bin | ||||
| The Sword of a Shooting Star | Yuseong-ui Geom | ||||
| Jade Pin | Ok Binyeo | ||||
| Grandfather's Bokdeokbang | O dae Bokdeokbang | ||||
| The Eternal Motherhood | ' | ||||
| Yeong | Yeong | ||||
| The Land of Korea | Paldo-gangsan | ||||
| Wrong Target | Beonjisuga Teulryeotneyo | ||||
| A Man Like the Wind | Baramgateun Sanai | ||||
| Little Lady | Mini Agassi | ||||
| The Arms And the Body | Mugiwa Yukche | ||||
| Eunuch Eunuch A eunuch is a person born male most commonly castrated, typically early enough in his life for this change to have major hormonal consequences... |
Naesi | ||||
| Day and Night | Natgwa Bam | ||||
| Nam | Nam | ||||
| Hometown | Gohyangmujeong | ||||
| Going Well | Jal Doegamnida | ||||
| A Gaze | Euddeon Nunmangul | ||||
| Prince Yang-nyeong | Bangrangdaegun | ||||
| Crossed Love | Eommaya Nunaya Gangbyeon Salja | ||||
| Mother Gisaeng | Eeomma Gisaeng | ||||
| Mother is Strong | ' | ||||
| Revenge Revenge Revenge is a harmful action against a person or group in response to a grievance, be it real or perceived. It is also called payback, retribution, retaliation or vengeance; it may be characterized, justly or unjustly, as a form of justice.-Function in society:Some societies believe that the... |
Boksu | ||||
| Crossing the Teary Hill of Bakdaljae | Ulgo Neomneun Bakdaljae | ||||
| A Pastoral Song | Mokga | ||||
| The Adventure of Great Ttolttori | Dae Ttolttoriui Moheom | ||||
| I'm Not a Traitor | Naega Banyeogjanya | ||||
| Rang Rang Rang is a 1993 Bollywood film directed by Talat Jani and starring Jeetendra, Amrita Singh, Kamal Sadanah, Ayesha Jhulka and Divya Bharti in one of her last film appearances... |
Rang | ||||
| Romance Mama | Romaenseu Mama | ||||
| Myeongdong Hussy | Myeongdong-walgadag | ||||
| A Public Cemetery of Wol-ha | Wolhaui Gongdongmyoji | ||||
| Female Power | Chimabaram | ||||
| A Swordsman in the Twilight | Hwanghonui Geomgaek | ||||
| Five Minutes before Curfew | Tonggeum Obunjeon | ||||
| A Cold-heartedness | Bijeong | ||||
| Heat and Cold | Naenggwa Yeol | ||||
| Dongsimcho | Dongsimcho | ||||
| Dolmuji | Dolmusi | ||||
| Tomorrow, I Will Smile | Naeireun Utja | ||||
| Longing in Every Heart | Geuriumeun Gaseummada | ||||
| Nine Defecting Soldiers | Gu-inui Gwisunbyeong | ||||
| Children in the Firing Range | Sagyeokjang-ui Aideul | ||||
| Six Daughters | The Land of Korea / Paldogangsan | ||||
| The Three Hen-pecked Generations | Gongcheoga samdae | ||||
| The Queen Moonjeong | Munjeong-wanghu | ||||
| When Bucketwheet Flowers Blossom | Memilkkot Pil Muryeop | ||||
| Gang Myeong-hwa | Gang Myeong-hwa | ||||
| A swordsman | Pung-unui Geomgaek | ||||
| Chun-Hui | Chunhui | ||||
| A Female Student And an Old Gentleman | Yeodaesaenggwa Nosinsa | ||||
| Confession of an Actress | Eoneu Yeobaeu-ui Gobaek | ||||
| Destiny Destiny Destiny or fate refers to a predetermined course of events. It may be conceived as a predetermined future, whether in general or of an individual... |
Sungmyeong | ||||
| An Angry Calf | Seongnan Songaji | ||||
| Seoul Is Full | Seoureun Manwonida | ||||
| Harimao in Bangkok | Bangkok-ui Harimao | ||||
| Mubeonji | Mubeonji | ||||
| Nostalgia Nostalgia The term nostalgia describes a yearning for the past, often in idealized form.The word is a learned formation of a Greek compound, consisting of , meaning "returning home", a Homeric word, and , meaning "pain, ache"... |
Manghyang Cheolli | ||||
| Full Ship | Manseon | ||||
| Street N. 66 | 66beongaui Hyeolyeon | ||||
| The Body's Destination | Yugcheui Gil, The Way of All Flesh | ||||
| Swindler Mr. Heo | Sagihan Miseuteo Heo | ||||
| A Water Mill | Mullebanga | ||||
| My Days Set in the Twilight | Nae Cheongchun Hwanghon-e Jida | ||||
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Maengho-jakjeon | ||||
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Numyeongsseun Sanai | ||||
| Yeraehyang | Yerahyang | ||||
| The Sun Rises Again | Taeyangeun Dasi Tteunda | ||||
| A Story of a Nobleman | Yangbanjeon | ||||
| A Salt Peddler | Sogeum Jangsu | ||||
| River of Farewell | Ibyeol-eui Gang | ||||
| Mountain Gyeryong | Gyeryongsan | ||||
| No. 1, Mujeong Street | Mujeongga Ilbeonji | ||||
| Horse-year Bride | Maltti Sinbu | ||||
| Flower Palanquin | Ggockgama | ||||
| A Hero without Serial Number | Gunbeon-eobsneun Yongsa | ||||
| Salsali, You Didn't Know | Salsali Mollatji | ||||
| Night Blues | Bamhaneurui Blues | ||||
| Dangerous Youth | Wiheomhan Cheongchun | ||||
| I Am a Free Man | Nae Mome Juineun Eopda | ||||
| Hun's | Dongdaemun Sijang Huni Eomma | ||||
| Crisis 113 | Wigi 113 | ||||
| Love Detective | Yeonae Tamjeong | ||||
| The Market Place The Market Place The Market Place is a novel by American author Harold Frederic. It was published posthumously in 1899.The publication of the book led to a conflict over Frederic's estate, and culminated in a scandal involving most of Victorian society. The resulting furor led to the jailing of his mistress,... |
Sijang | ||||
| The Young Girls | Gasinai | ||||
| The Same Starlight on this Land | I ttang-edo Jeo Byeolbicheul | ||||
| A Life Wailing in Sorrow | Ulmyeonseo Hansesang | ||||
| The King and the Servant Boy | Wanggwa Sangno | ||||
| Hot Wind | Yeolpung | ||||
| Only a Woman Should Cry? | Yeojamani Uleoya Hana | ||||
| Woman Is Better | Yeojaga Deo Joh-a | ||||
| A Legend of Urchins | Yalgaejeon | ||||
| Lion in the Dark World | Amheukga-ui Saja | ||||
| A Rooster Man | Sutakgat-eun Sana-i | ||||
| Heilong River | Heungnyonggang | ||||
| The Cash Is Mine | Hyeongeum-eun Nae Geot-ida | ||||
| The Messengers to Hamheung | Hamheungchasa | ||||
| Airborne Troops | Teukjeondae | ||||
| Lee Seong-gye King Taejo Lee Seong-gye King Taejo -Plot:Lee Seong-gye is an ordinary man, the second son of Lee Ja-chun, who passes a state military examination in his early age and becomes a general who defeats his enemies and become Chief. Seong-rye takes power against King Gongyang who is responsible for the death of his father and older... |
Taejo Lee Seonggye | ||||
| The Violence Zone | Pongnyeokjidae | ||||
| The Married Daughter | Chulga-oe-in | ||||
| The Sino-Japanese War and Queen Min the Heroine | Cheong-iljeonjaenggwa yeogeol Minbi | ||||
| Cheonggyecheon Stream | Cheonggyecheon | ||||
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Jwigumeong-edo Byeotddeulnal Itda | ||||
| The Third Doom | Jesam-ui Unmyeong | ||||
| The Castle of Chastity | Jeongjoseong | ||||
| Incheon Landing Operations | Incheonsangryukjakjeon | ||||
| Behold this Woman | I yeojareul Bora | ||||
| Lee Su-il and Shim Sun-ae | I Suilgwa Sim Sunae | ||||
| The Story of Bae Local Official | Baebijang | ||||
| Three Villains in the River Songhwa | Songhwagang-ui Sam-akdang | ||||
| The Virgin Playing Saxophone | Saxophone Buneun Cheonyeo | ||||
| Good and Evil | Seongwa Ak | ||||
| Even Mountains and Streams Cried, Too | Sancheondoul-eotda | ||||
| You've Got to Live | so-called the Bellybutton Nobleman | ||||
| Haircutting Motherly Love | Sakbal-ui Mojeong | ||||
| Love is Terrible | Sarang-eun Museo-wo | ||||
| Fading in the Rain | Bissok-e Jida | ||||
| The Sunflower Blooming at Night | Bam-e pin Haebaragi | ||||
| The Idiot | Babo | ||||
| The Elegy of the Mother and Daughter | Monyeo Bigok | ||||
| The Wild Chrysanthemum | Deulgukhwa | ||||
| The Wild Tiger | Gwang-ya-ui Horang-i | ||||
| The Foster Mother & the Natural Mother | ' | ||||
| The Widow's Daughter | Gwabu-ui Ttal | ||||
| The Woman with a Past | Gwageoreul gajin yeoja | ||||
| The Seven Female POW's | Chil-in-ui- yeoporo | ||||
| The Myth-Making Marine | Sinhwareul Namgin Haebyeong | ||||
| Hwang, Man of Wealth at Mapo | Mapo Saneun Hwangbuja | ||||
| The Sworn Brothers | Uihyeongje | ||||
| The Great Sokgulam Cave Temple | Dae Seoggul-am | ||||
| The Night of Sadness | Aesu-ui Bam | ||||
| The Bacheolor Pub | Haksa Jujeom | ||||
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Dangsinman-eul Wiha-yeo | ||||
| The Regular Tardy Student | Dangol Jigagsaeng | ||||
| The Headwoman of Pal Tong and Pal Ban | Paltong Palban Yeobanjang | ||||
| General Nami | Nami Janggun | ||||
| The Skirt Rock | Chima Bawi | ||||
| The Younger Brother-in-law | Sidongsaeng | ||||
| The Modern Grandma | Sinsik Halmeoni | ||||
| The Governor at Pyeongyang Province | Pyeongyang Gamsa | ||||
| The Power for Ten Years | Simnyeon Sedo | ||||
| Seaman Park | Madoroseu Park | ||||
| The Old Korean Folk song in Downtown | Dosimui Hyangga | ||||
| The Panmunjeom Truce Village | Panmunjeom | ||||
| The Housemaid | Singmo | ||||
| The Night Fog | Bamangae | ||||
| Is It Possible? No Way | Igeo Doemnikka Igeo Andoemnida | ||||
| The Beauty and the Robber | Minyeo-wa Dojeok | ||||
| Myohyang's Elegy | Myohyangbigok | ||||
| The East of Mongolia | Monggo-ui Dongjjok | ||||
| Let's Meet on Thursday | Mogyoire Mannapsida | ||||
| The Guitar for Mother and Her Daughter | Monyeo Gita | ||||
| The Woman of Myeongdong | Myeongdong-ajumma | ||||
| The Port Sea Gulls Sing a Song | Galmaegi Uneun Hanggu | ||||
| The Regular Customers | Dangol Sonnim | ||||
| My Darling Has Passed Away, but His Song Still Remains | Nim-eun Gasigo Noraeman Nameo | ||||
| The Chaste Woman Arang | Arang-ui Jeongjo | ||||
| The Night When Raining over the Acacia | Akasi-a-e Bi-oneun Bam | ||||
| The Father at Sinchon & the daughter at Myeongdong | Sinchon-abeoji-wa Myeongdong ttal | ||||
| The Smile in Grief | Seulpeun Miso | ||||
| Sejong the Great | Sejongdaewang | ||||
| The Distorted Youth | Binnagan Cheongchun | ||||
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Bogosipeun Eolgul | ||||
| The Meaning to Plant a Phoenix Tree Is | Byeogodong Simeun Tteuseun | ||||
| Princess Snow White | Baekseolgongju | ||||
| The women divers | Haeyeo | ||||
| Queen Jinseong | Jinseong-yeowang | ||||
| Let's Walk As Looking Up | Wireul Bogo Geotja | ||||
| The Lovebirds Boat | Wonangseon | ||||
| The Beauty Murder Case in Bath | Yoktang-ui Minyeo Sageon | ||||
| The Yangtze River | Yangjagang | ||||
| The Flower at Ansi Province | Ansiseong-ui Kkotsong-i | ||||
| Like the Stars | Naema-eum Byeolgwa Gachi | ||||
| Sinmungo | Sinmungo | ||||
| An Aristocrat's Love Affair | Donbaram Nimbaram | ||||
| Kim's Daughters | Gimyakguk-ui Ttaldeul | ||||
| Dried Yellow Croaker Fish | Gulbi | ||||
| Lover of the Earth | Geu Ttang-ui Yeonin | ||||
| A Sad Story of Danjong | Danjong-aesa | ||||
| Even Dandelions Bloom in Spring | Mindeullekkotdobom-imyeon Pinda | ||||
| Love Making Company | Yeon-aejusikhoesa | ||||
| A Stubborn Guy | Onggojip | ||||
| Shanghai Riru | Sanghae Riru | ||||
| What a Happy My Sister! | Eonnineun Jokenne | ||||
| China Town | Chaina Taun | ||||
| The Housemaid's Confession | Hanyeo-ui Gobaek | ||||
| The Classroom of Youth | Cheongchun Gyosil | ||||
| The Gentlemen Like Something New | Sinsaneun Saegeoseul Joahanda | ||||
| The Virgin in the Pub | Seonsuljib Cheonyeo | ||||
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Samyeongdang | ||||
| The Masked Prince | Bongmyeondaegun | ||||
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Ssal | ||||
| Miss Kim's Double Life | Miss Kim-ui Ijungsaenghwal | ||||
| Queen Dowager Inmok | Inmok Daebi | ||||
| A Woman Who Came at Night | Bame Chaja-on Yeoin | ||||
| A Man from Tokyo | Donggyeongseo On Sanai | ||||
| Farewell Tumen River | Dumangang-a Jal Itgeora | ||||
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Baekmanjangja-wa Gyeolhon-haneun Gil | ||||
| Teacher Waryong's Trip to Seoul | Waryong Seonsaeng Sang-gyeong-gi | ||||
| The Sun Does Not Shine on Me | Tae-yang-eul Deungjin Saramdeul | ||||
| King Dongmyeong | Sarang-ui Dongmyeong-wang | ||||
| Even Though I Die | Moksumeul Geolgo | ||||
| Leaving the Fatherland | Dugo-on Sanha | ||||
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Akkimeobsi Juryeonda | ||||
| Mr. Gong | Gamnamugol Gongseobang | ||||
| Times of Love and Hatred | Sarang-gwa Mi-um-ui Sewol | ||||
| The Best Bride and a Plain Young Man | Teukdeungsinbu-wa Samdeung Sillang | ||||
| The Seven Princesses | Chilgongju | ||||
| Qin Shu Huangdi and the Great Wall of China | Jinsihwangje-wa Mallijangseong | ||||
| Somewhere in This World | Isesang Eodin-ga-e | ||||
| A Sad Cry | Bulleodo Daedab-eomneun Ireumi-yeo | ||||
| Swordsman and Love | Geompung-yeonpung | ||||
| The Story of Sim Cheong | Dae-Sim Cheong-jeon | ||||
| War and Love | Jeonjaenggwa Sarang | ||||
| Memory of Red Roses | Bulgeun Jangmi-ui Chu-eok | ||||
| Tyrant Yeonsan | Pokgun Yeonsan | ||||
| Yang Kuei-Fei, a Destructive Beauty | Cheonha-ilsaek Yang Gwibi | ||||
| A Log Bridge | Oenamudari | ||||
| Fighting Lions | Ssa-uneun Sajadeul | ||||
| Baekbaek Religious Fact | Baekbaekgyo | ||||
| Mother and a Guest | Sarangbang Sonnimgwa Eomeoni | ||||
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Ilpyeondansim | ||||
| A Dream of Fortune | Dwaejikkum | ||||
| A Gang of Robbers | Gundo | ||||
| An Idiot | Babo Chilseong-i | ||||
| Prince Yeonsan | Yeonsan-gun | ||||
| Seong Chun-hyang | Seong Chun-hyang | ||||
| Evergreen Tree | Sangnoksu | ||||
| A Bonanza | Nodaji | ||||
| Lim Kkeok-jeong | Lim Kkeok-jeong | ||||
| Iljimae the Chivalrous Robber | Uijeok Iljimae | ||||
| Under the Sky of Seoul | Seoul-ui Jibungmit | ||||
| Miryang Arirang | Miryang Arirang | ||||
| A Torrent | Gyeokryu | ||||
| A Sinless Youth | Joe-eobneun cheongchun | ||||
| A Birth Control | San-ajehan | ||||
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Jeo eondeog-eul neom-eoseo | ||||
| A Deserted Angel | Beolimbad-eun cheonsa | ||||
| A Revival | Jaesaeng | ||||
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Heulg | ||||
| Ryeoin | Lyeo-in | ||||
| A Youth Garden | Cheongchunhwa-won | ||||
| A love history/ History of Love | Sarang-ui yeogsa | ||||
| A Drifting Story | Pyoludo | ||||
| The Returned Man | Dol-a-on sana-i | ||||
| A Pearl Tower | Jinjutab | ||||
| A Song of a Rose | Jangmi-ui gog | ||||
| Looking for a Sunny Place | Yangjireul Chajaseo | ||||
| Triplets | Sessangdong | ||||
| Freshman at a College of Life | Insaengdaehak Illyeonsaeng | ||||
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Gureumeun Heulleodo | ||||
| Dr. Flyboy | Huraiboi Baksasodong | ||||
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Heungbuwa Nolbu | ||||
| A Blood Bamboo | Hanmalpungungwa Minchungjeonggong | ||||
| Only Wives Should Cry? | Anaemani Ureoya Hana | ||||
| A Wife | Anae | ||||
| Before A Love Is Gone | Sarangi Gagi Jeone | ||||
| Burden of Love | Sarangui Sipjaga | ||||
| Spring Comes and Goes | Ganeun Bom Oneun Bom | ||||
| A Real-estate Agent for Life | Insaengbogdeogbang | ||||
| She Should Live | Saraya Handa | ||||
| A Prisoner of Cell No. 72 | Chilsibihoui Joesu | ||||
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Jonggak | ||||
| Returned Lover | Geudaeneun dol-a-wassgeonman | ||||
| The Tears of Mokpo | Mogpo-ui nunmul | ||||
| An Empty Dream | Hwaryuchunmong | ||||
| A Beautiful, Wicked Woman | Aleumda-un agnyeo | ||||
| The Snow Falling Night | Nunnalineun bam | ||||
| The Lullaby | Jajangga | ||||
| Flowing Star | Heureuneun Byeol | ||||
| The Endless Tragedy | Jongmal-eobsneun bigeug | ||||
| The Palace of Ambition | Pung-un-ui gungjeon | ||||
| The No-Deul Riverside | Nodeulgangbyeon | ||||
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Sarang | ||||
| Farewell Sorrow! | Gageora seulpeum-i-yeo | ||||
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Gyeogtoe | ||||
| Piagol | Piagol | ||||
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Arirang |
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| Year | English title | Korean title Korean language Korean is the official language of the country Korea, in both South and North. It is also one of the two official languages in the Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture in People's Republic of China. There are about 78 million Korean speakers worldwide. In the 15th century, a national writing... |
Romanization Korean romanization Korean romanization is a system for representing the Korean language using the Roman alphabet. In Korea, the Korean language is written using hangul, and sometimes hanja.... |
Role | Director |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| My Days Set in the Twilight | Nae Cheongchun Hwanghon-e Jida |
Awards and nominations
- 1966 the 4th Blue Dragon Film AwardsBlue Dragon Film AwardsThe Blue Dragon Film Awards is an annual awards ceremony that is presented annually by Sports Chosun for excellence in film in South Korea....
: Best Supporting Actor for A Hero without Serial Number (Gunbeon-eobsneun Yongsa) - 1972 the 8th PaekSang Arts AwardsPaekSang Arts AwardsPaekSang Arts Awards, also known as BaekSang Arts Awards, is an awards ceremony held annually by IS PLUS Corp, since 1965. It is to honour outstanding achievements in the South Korean entertainment industry and to garner public attention upon the best in Korean films and dramas...
: Best Actor for Bun-Rye's story (Bunlyegi) - 1974 the 13th Grand Bell AwardsGrand Bell AwardsThe Grand Bell Awards is an awards ceremony presented annually by The Motion Pictures Association of Korea for excellence in film in South Korea....
: Best Supporting Actor for A flowery bier(Kkochsang-yeo) - 1975 the 14th Grand Bell AwardsGrand Bell AwardsThe Grand Bell Awards is an awards ceremony presented annually by The Motion Pictures Association of Korea for excellence in film in South Korea....
: Special Achievement Award