Kil Yong-woo | |
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Born | |
Other names | Gil Yong-woo |
Education | Seoul Institute of the Arts – Performing Arts Sangmyung University Graduate School of Arts – Master's degree |
Occupation | Actor |
Years active | 1975–present |
Agent | Hunus Creative |
Korean name | |
Hangul | 길용우 |
Hanja | |
Revised Romanization | Gil Yong-u |
McCune–Reischauer | Kil Yongu |
Kil Yong-woo (born December 17, 1955) is a South Korean actor. [1] [2] [3] [4]
In 2010, he played one of the main characters in the stage adaptation of the bestselling novel Please Look After Mom . [5] [6] [7]
Year | Title | Role |
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1981 | An Embrace in the Dark Night | Kim Young-hoo |
1983 | A Forbidden Love | |
Making Love | ||
The Sparrow and the Scarecrow | Yoon Sam-yuk | |
1984 | Sweethearts | |
1985 | When Your Tears Run Dry | |
In the Heat of the Night | ||
1986 | Dan | |
Red High Heels | Hyun Joon | |
Eunuch | ||
Love Song of a Hero | ||
Back Car, Front Car | ||
1987 | Lethe's Love Song | |
1988 | America, America | Dong-man |
1989 | Speeding Horse | |
1992 | I Will Forget You Now | Kim Chung-yong |
1995 | The Apocalypse of Love | |
2007 | Goodbye Day | |
2008 | Lovers of Six Years | Man in hair band (cameo) |
2014 | 58, the Year of the Dog [8] | Emperor Gojong |
Year | Title | Role | Network |
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1981 | 1st Republic | Lee Kang-seok | MBC |
1983 | 25th Hour of Ambition | Kim Soo-min | |
500 Years of Joseon: Tree with Deep Roots | Jang Yeong-sil | ||
Kan-nan-yi | |||
1984 | 500 Years of Joseon: The Ume Tree in the Midst of the Snow | King Seongjong | |
1985 | Eulalia Grass | Lady Shin's husband | |
1986 | Dew on a Blade of Grass | Ji Yong-tae | |
1987 | Samogok (Song of Yearning) | Man-kang | KBS2 |
Mother | KBS1 | ||
1988 | Eun-hye's Land | KBS2 | |
1989 | 500 Years of Joseon: Pamun | Jeong Yak-yong | MBC |
Moonlight Family | Kim Joon-tae | KBS2 | |
2nd Republic | Kim Young-sam | MBC | |
1990 | Seoul Earthen Bowl | Kwang-ho | KBS1 |
1991 | My Land | Jang Geon-sik | MBC |
1992 | Don't You Know This Person | North Korean sojwa Jang Il-gu | |
The Three Kingdoms | King Uija | KBS1 | |
The Chemistry Is Right | Lee Jin-wook | SBS | |
1993 | Fifteen in the Family | Deputy Park Chan-ki | |
3rd Republic | Kim Young-sam | MBC | |
How's Your Husband? | Do Joo-seob | SBS | |
The Story of Bongi | Bongi Kim Seon-dal | KBS1 | |
Woman's Mirror | Jung Sang-woo | SBS | |
1994 | The Lonely Man | KBS2 | |
Partner | Ji-pung | MBC | |
Republic of Saravia | Kim Do-dal | KBS2 | |
1995 | Two Dads | Security company boss Kil Yong-woo | MBC |
Jang Hui-bin | Jang Hee-jae | SBS | |
Korea Gate | Dr. Lee Kyung-seo | ||
1996 | Under Seoul's Sky | Lee Woong-ho | MBC |
1997 | The Third Man | ||
Fireworks | Director | ||
Jae-dong-yi | Jae-dong's father | SBS | |
Promise | |||
1998 | Three Kim Generation | Kim Young-sam | |
Eun-ah's Daughter | Kim Myung-soo | KBS1 | |
1999 | I'm Still Loving You | Bong Min-seob | MBC |
2000 | Look Back in Anger | Shin Sung-chul | KBS2 |
Emperor Wang Gun | Bok Ji-gyeom | KBS1 | |
SWAT Police | Jang Dae-gyu | SBS | |
The Golden Era | Yoo Hyun-seung | MBC | |
Gibbs' Family | |||
2001 | Cool | Kang Joo-cheon | KBS2 |
2002 | Sunlight Upon Me | Choi Tae-kyung | MBC |
The Story of Two Men | KBS2 | ||
Man of the Sun, Lee Je-ma | Jwa-myeong | ||
Age of Warriors | Imperial Ögedei Khan | KBS1 | |
Affection | Dr. Tak | SBS | |
2003 | Land of Wine | Seo Tae-kwan | |
2004 | The Age of Heroes | Im Dae-seok | MBC |
Emperor of the Sea | King Shinmu | KBS2 | |
2006 | Wolf | Company president Han Hong-man | MBC |
Dae Jo-yeong | King Bojang | KBS1 | |
2007 | Dal-ja's Spring | Kang Soon-hong | KBS2 |
Thank You | Min Joon-ho | MBC | |
Kimcheed Radish Cubes | Hwang Sang-beom | ||
2008 | Hong Gil-dong | Minister Hong Pan-seo | KBS2 |
I Am Happy | Park Seung-jae | SBS | |
2009 | Cinderella Man | Seo Yoo-jin's father (guest) | MBC |
Loving You a Thousand Times | Go In-duk | SBS | |
Invincible Lee Pyung Kang [9] | Woo Pyung-won | KBS2 | |
Cardinal Kim Sou-hwan on the Final Report | Stephen Kim Sou-hwan | PBC | |
2011 | Twinkle Twinkle | Hwang Nam-bong | MBC |
Poseidon [10] | Oh Yong-gap | KBS2 | |
If Tomorrow Comes | Yoon Won-seob | SBS | |
Me Too, Flower! | Cha Bong-sun's father | MBC | |
2012 | Rooftop Prince | Lord Hong Man-pil (guest) | SBS |
My Husband Got a Family | Bang Gwi-nam's adoptive father (guest) | KBS2 | |
2013 | Here Comes Mr. Oh | Charles Wang (Wang Chul-soo) | MBC |
Pots of Gold | Jung Byung-hoo | ||
A Tale of Two Sisters | Han Yong-deok | KBS1 | |
Heartless City | Attorney General Ji Man-hee | jTBC | |
2014 | Can We Fall in Love, Again? | Kwon Ji-hyun's father | |
Mother's Garden | Seo Byung-jin | MBC | |
Only Love [11] | Choi Dong-joon | SBS | |
2015 | My Unfortunate Boyfriend | Jung Hye-mi's father | MBC Dramanet |
A Daughter Just Like You | Ma Joong-ki | MBC | |
2016 | Bubbly Lovely | Han Young-mok | SBS |
2018 | My Healing Love | Choi Jae-hug | MBC |
2020 | Fatal Promise | Han Kwang-hoon | KBS2 |
Backstreet Rookie | Yoo Myung-Ki | SBS |
Year | Title | Role | Ref. |
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2022 | Welcome to Wedding Hell | Seo Jong-soo | [12] |
Year | Title | Notes |
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1991 | FM Morning Show | DJ |
1998-2010 | 효도우미 0700 | Host |
Year | Title | Role |
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1975 | Min-joong of Danwon | |
2010 | Please Look After Mom | Young-chul |
Besides acting, Kil is also a full-time faculty member of Jangan University's Department of Entertainment, an adjunct professor at Kyungpook National University, and an adjunct professor at Kaya University.
Year | Award | Category | Nominated work | Result |
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1980 | MBC Drama Awards | Best New Actor | Won | |
Excellence Award, Actor | Won | |||
1985 | MBC Drama Awards | Top Excellence Award, Actor | Eulalia Grass | Won |
1986 | KBS Drama Awards | Popularity Award, Actor | Samogok | Won |
1987 | 23rd Baeksang Arts Awards | Most Popular Actor (TV) | Won | |
2008 | 16th Korean Culture and Entertainment Awards | 모범연예인상 | Won | |
2009 | KBS Drama Awards | Best Couple Award with Choi Myung-gil | Invincible Lee Pyung Kang | Nominated |
2011 | MBC Drama Awards [14] | Golden Acting Award, Actor in a Serial Drama | Twinkle Twinkle | Won |
2012 | 3rd Korean Canonical Awards | Recipient, Culture and Arts Development category | Won | |
2023 | Korea Drama Awards [15] | Achievement Award | Kil Yong-woo | Won |
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