Lee Jung-gil | |
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Born | |
Other names | Lee Jung-kil Lee Jeong-kil |
Education | Seorabol Art College - Theater and Film |
Occupation | Actor |
Years active | 1967–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]
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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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 | |||
2008 | My 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 | |||
2004 | 2004 Human Market | ||
April Kiss | |||
Oh Feel Young | |||
Land | |||
2003 | Desert Spring | ||
One Million Roses | |||
Pearl Necklace | |||
Escape From Unemployment | |||
Lovers | |||
Land of Wine | |||
2002 | Girl's High School Days | ||
Rival | |||
Man of the Sun, Lee Je-ma | |||
Who's My Love | |||
Sidestreet People | |||
2001 | Man of Autumn | ||
Purity | |||
Four Sisters | |||
Beautiful Days | |||
Tender Hearts | |||
2000 | The Full Sun | ||
Juliet's Man | |||
RNA | |||
Say It with Your Eyes | |||
Nice Man | |||
1999 | I'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 | |||
1997 | Passionate Love | ||
Happy Morning | |||
The Reason I Live | |||
1996 | Landscaping with My Wife | ||
Beginning of Happiness | |||
Wealthy Yu-chun | |||
Im Kkeok-jung | |||
1995 | Korea Gate | ||
Dazzling Dawn | |||
Asphalt Man | |||
1994 | What Have You Done Yet | ||
Woman Burning Rice | |||
Scent of Love | |||
Goblin is Coming | |||
1993 | 3rd Republic | ||
Happiness Without You | |||
1992 | The Kingdom of Anger | ||
Three Families Under One Roof | |||
1991 | Happiness Dictionary | ||
Eyes of Dawn | |||
1990 | Betrayal of the Rose | ||
1989 | 2nd Republic | ||
Happy Woman | |||
For the Emperor | |||
1988 | Our Town | ||
The Last Icon | |||
Three Ladies | |||
1987 | Temptation | ||
Last Train Guest | |||
Roll of Thunder | |||
Tomorrow and Tomorrow | |||
The Face of a City | |||
1986 | 500 Years of Joseon - The Hoechun Gate | ||
1985 | 500 Years of Joseon - The Wind Orchid | ||
1984 | You | ||
I Miss You | |||
1983 | Sunflower in Winter | ||
The King of Chudong Palace | |||
Women's History - Hwang Jin-yi | |||
1982 | Naraya | ||
Linger | |||
1981 | Nocturne | ||
Embrace | |||
Annyeong haseyo | |||
Royal Emissary | Ran from 1981 to 1984. | ||
1st Republic | Chang Taek-sang | ||
New Mistress | |||
1980 | Hongsa Lantern | ||
Endpoint | |||
Gan Yang Rok | |||
Baebijangjeon | |||
1979 | Spring Rain | ||
Who Are You | |||
Hope | |||
Mom and Dad, I Like You | |||
1978 | Blowing of the Wind | ||
Hot Hand | |||
Yeon-jae | |||
Trap of Youth | |||
Lady Jeong | |||
1976 | Yearning for a Beauty | ||
Tomorrow | |||
1975 | By Ear | ||
Class 3 | |||
1974 | Narcissus |
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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2001 | I Love You | ||
1989 | Today's Woman | ||
1987 | Affection | ||
1985 | Madame Aema 3 | ||
1977 | The Popular Student | ||
1977 | Towards the High Place | ||
1977 | Good Bye, Sir! | ||
1977 | Two Dreamers | ||
1977 | The Youth | ||
1976 | Prayer of a Girl | ||
1976 | Farewell | ||
1976 | I Must Live | ||
1975 | Black Night | ||
1975 | A Promise | ||
1975 | Graduating School Girls | ||
1975 | Anna's Will | ||
1975 | Promise of the Flesh |
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