Lee Jung-gil

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Lee Jung-gil
Born (1944-10-01) October 1, 1944 (age 79)
Other namesLee Jung-kil
Lee Jeong-kil
EducationSeorabol Art College - Theater and Film
Occupation Actor
Years active1967–present
Korean name
Hangul
이정길
Hanja
Revised Romanization I Jeong-gil
McCune–Reischauer I Chŏng-kil

Lee Jung-gil (born October 1, 1944) is a South Korean actor. After making his acting debut in 1967 in the stage play Sakhalinsk's The Sky and the Earth, Lee has had a prolific career in Korean television and film. [1] [2] [3] [4]

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Filmography

Television series

Television series
YearTitleRoleNotes
2018 Switch Choi Jung-pil
2016 Memory
2015 My Daughter, Geum Sa-wol
2014 The Greatest Marriage
Cunning Single Lady
2013 My Love from the Star Lee Beom-joong
Melody of Love
Don't Look Back: The Legend of Orpheus
Iris II: New Generation
2012 Cheer Up, Mr. Kim!
The Chaser Cameo
Angel's Choice
How Long I've Kissed
2011 Scent of a Woman
Romance Town
Pit-a-pat, My Love
2010 Athena: Goddess of War
You Don't Know Women
Dong Yi
2009 Don't Hesitate
Iris
My Fair Lady
Partner
Boys Over Flowers
2008My Life's Golden Age
My Sweet Seoul
You Stole My Heart
2007 Likeable or Not Bong Man-soo
Flowers for My Life
Moon Hee
Behind the White Tower
2006 Yeon Gaesomun
A Woman's Choice
Tree of Heaven
2005 Jikji
Resurrection
The Secret Lovers
Pharmacist Kim's Daughters
5th Republic
Lovers in Prague
2004Human Market
April Kiss
Oh Feel Young
Toji, the Land
2003Desert Spring
One Million Roses
Pearl Necklace
Escape From Unemployment
Lovers
Land of Wine
2002Girl's High School Days
Rival
Man of the Sun, Lee Je-ma
Who's My Love
Sidestreet People
2001Man of Autumn
Purity
Four Sisters
Beautiful Days
Tender Hearts
2000The Full Sun
Juliet's Man
RNA
Say It with Your Eyes
Nice Man
1999I'm Still Loving You
Wave
1998 The King and the Queen
Song of the Wind
Fascinate My Heart
Spring After Winter
The Era of the Three Kims
1997Passionate Love
Happy Morning
The Reason I Live
1996Landscaping with My Wife
Beginning of Happiness
Wealthy Yu-chun
Im Kkeok-jung
1995Korea Gate
Dazzling Dawn
Asphalt Man
1994What Have You Done Yet
Woman Burning Rice
Scent of Love
Goblin is Coming
19933rd Republic
Happiness Without You
1992The Kingdom of Anger
Three Families Under One Roof
1991Happiness Dictionary
Eyes of Dawn
1990Betrayal of the Rose
19892nd Republic
Happy Woman
For the Emperor
1988Our Town
The Last Icon
Three Ladies
1987Temptation
Last Train Guest
Roll of Thunder
Tomorrow and Tomorrow
The Face of a City
1986500 Years of Joseon - The Hoechun Gate
1985500 Years of Joseon - The Wind Orchid
1984You
I Miss You
1983Sunflower in Winter
The King of Chudong Palace
Women's History - Hwang Jin-yi
1982Naraya
Linger
1981Nocturne
Embrace
Annyeong haseyo
Royal EmissaryRan from 1981 to 1984.
1st Republic Chang Taek-sang
New Mistress
1980Hongsa Lantern
Endpoint
Gan Yang Rok
Baebijangjeon
1979Spring Rain
Who Are You
Hope
Mom and Dad, I Like You
1978Blowing of the Wind
Hot Hand
Yeon-jae
Trap of Youth
Lady Jeong
1976Yearning for a Beauty
Tomorrow
1975By Ear
Class 3
1974Narcissus

Film

Film
YearTitleRoleNotes
2001I Love You
1989Today's Woman
1987Affection
1985 Madame Aema 3
1977The Popular Student
1977Towards the High Place
1977Good Bye, Sir!
1977Two Dreamers
1977The Youth
1976Prayer of a Girl
1976Farewell
1976I Must Live
1975Black Night
1975A Promise
1975Graduating School Girls
1975Anna's Will
1975 Promise of the Flesh

Awards

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