Shin Young-kyun

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Shin Young-kyun
Born (1928-11-06) November 6, 1928 (age 96)
Korean name
Hangul
신영균
Hanja
申榮均 [1]
Revised Romanization Sin Yeonggyun
McCune–Reischauer Sin Yŏng'gyun

Shin Young-kyun (born November 6, 1928) is a South Korean actor, film producer, and politician. [1]

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Biography

Shin Young-kyun was born in Pyongsan, Korea, Empire of Japan (now Hwanghae Province, North Korea) in 1928. When he was 10 years old, Shin went to Seoul. While studying dentistry at Seoul National University, he participated in a drama club where he got to know Park Am, Gil Yok-yun, and Lee Nak-hoon, who later became actors and composer. [2]

Filmography

*Note; the whole list is referenced. [3]

YearEnglish title Korean title Romanization RoleDirector
Flowers and BirdsHwajo
Towards The High PlaceJeo nop-eun gos-eul hyangha-yeo
Hot Wind In ArabiaAlabi-a yeolpung
Sad San FranciscoAesu-ui Saenpeulansiseuko
Azaleas in My HomeGohyang-e jindallae
Catherinde's EscapeKaeseolin-ui talchul
1973 The Three-Day Reign Sam-ilcheonha
An Echo of an AngelCheonsa-ui me-ali
A Family With Many DaughtersTtalbujajib
WeedsJabcho
Don't Forget Love Although We Say GoodbyeHe-eojyeodo salangman-eun
My Beloved Sons and DaughtersSalanghaneun adeulttal-a
A Woman Called 'Daddy'Appala buleuneun yeo-in
A Woman TeacherYeoseonsaeng
Tonight ForeverIbam-i-yeo yeong-wonhi
Sea WallsHaebyeog
A FailureIngannagjesaeng
A CrossroadGilo
[LLife is on The Lonely RoadInsaeng-eun nageunegil
A Court LadyGungnyeo
The Man in Red ScarfPpalgan mahula-ui sana-i
Not a Good WifeCheobog
My WifeNae anae-yeo
My Old Brother 2Hyeong
The Crying Vird in CheongsanCheongsan-e uneun sae-ya
A Woman Who Left HomeJib-eul na-on yeoja
Sad Neon LightsMujeong-ui ne-onga
Once More, for LoveMi-wodo dasihanbeon
Tomorrow's Scenery of KoreaNae-il-ui paldogangsan
Sergeant Kim's Return From VietnamWolnam-eseo dol-a-on Gimsangsa
Big Shot BridegroomDaegamsinlang
Before Too LateNeujgi jeon-e
Horror in the UnderworldAmheugga-ui gongpo
1971 All for LoveMi-wodo jeongttaemun-e
My FatherChinjeong-abeoji
A Brother and Sister ThreesomeSe nammae
An Inner AffairNaesil samonim
A Woman Who Came in Straw Sandalsjipsegi singo wassne
Leaving in the RainBissog-e tteonal salam
Spring, Summer, Fall, and WinterBom yeoleum ga-eul geuligo gyeo-ul
Please, Leave When I SleepJamdeulmyeon tteonaju-o
I'm Your DaughterJigeum-eun nam-ijiman
1970-->
That is the Sky over SeoulJeogeos-i Seo-ul-ui haneul-ida
A Woman in the Wall IIByeogsog-ui yeoja
A Girl on Myungdong StreetMyeongdonggasinae
1970-->
What's Parents?Tteona-yahal salam-eun
Farewell My LoveMi-wodo dasihanbeon<3pyeon>
Separation at the StationIbyeol-ui sib-o-yeolcha
1970 Wang-geon, the Great Taejo Wang Geon
A Queen of MisfortuneBi-un-ui wangbi
The Destiny of Some WomanYeo-in-ui jongchag-yeog
We Wish You a Long life, Mom and Dad!Eomma-appa Olaesase-yo
Mi-aeCheongchunmujeong
An Abandoned Woman]]Beolimbad-eun yeoja
The House of Two WomenDu yeo-in-ui jib
Que Sera SeraSesangmansa tteusdaelo
An Idiot JudgeHopipansa
With or Without LoveYujeongmujeong
Two WivesCheo-wa cheo
The Confession of a GirlEoneu sonyeo-ui gobag
Pagoda of No ShadowMu-yeongtab
Turtle Geobug-i
Twisted Fate of a ManHanmanh-eun nam-a-ilsaeng
Why Life is so Cruel to WomenWae yeojaman-i ul-eo-ya hana
The Woman Who Said Goodbye in TearsUlgogan yeo-in
If He Were the FatherGeu bun-i appalamyeon
Is There Sadness in HeavenJeo haneul-edo seulpeum-i
Lonely FatherGileogi appa
Big Brother's MarriageGyeolhondaejagjeon
Secret WomanSumgyeonon yeoja
Though There Was No VowYagsog-eun eobs-eossjiman
Great King SejoSejodae-wang
Sad No MoreSeulpeum-eul oemyeonhal ttae
Love PassesSarang-eun Gago Sewolman Nama
Tears Behind the BackNammolle Heullin Nunmul
Black Evening GownsGeomeun Yahoebok
The Main RoomNaesil
DarlingDangsin
A Story of SeoulSeoul Yahwa
Spring, SpringBom Bom
For Your SakeDangsin-ui Ddeut-i-ramyeon
TemptationYuhok
Affection and LoveJeonggwa Ae
DevotionHanmogsum Dabachyeo
Deer in the Snow FieldJeo Nunbat-e Saseumi
Jang Nok-SuYohwa Jang Nok-su
1969-->
Bitter But Once AgainMiwodo Dasi Hanbeon
EnuchNaesi
The PastSewori Heulleogamyeon
Saint and WitchSeongnyeo-wa Manyeo
Hiding TearsNunmul-eul Gamchugo
BrotherHyeong
Women of Yi-DynastyIjo Yeoin Janhogsa
A Far Away StarByeol-eun Meol-eodo
The FoeIbaeg-osibjo
Yeojin TribeYeojinjog
Can't ForgetMot-ijeo
Private KimYug-gun Gimilbyeong
Devoting the YouthCheongchun-eul Dabachyeo
A Lonely Wild GooseUlgo Ganeun Oegireogi
Young WomenJeolmeun Yeoindeul
Thousand Years Old FoxCheonnyeonho
Calling Out Your NameMongmae-eo Bulleobwado
A Thing Called LoveSalang Iran Geoseun
Forgotten WomanIchyeojin Yeoin
Cruel Youth Janhokan Cheongchun
EscapeTalchul Sipchilsi
LoveSaranghaetneunde
1968 Prince Daewon Dae-wongun
White BearHayan Gom
Death Can't Fall Us ApartJugeodo Monijeo
The Land of KoreaPaldo-gangsan
Dreams of SoraSoraui Ggum
A Man Like the WindBaramgateun Sanai
Day and NightNatgwa Bam
Women's QuarterGyubang
ScandalPamun
A WondererPungranggaek
Prince Yang-nyeongBangrangdaegun
The Sister's DiaryEunni-eui Ilgi
A Pastoral SongMokga
Glory of BarefootMaenbarui Yeonggwang
Lonely Marriage NightDoksugongbang
Pure LoveSunjeong
Female BanditsYeo Majeok
RangRang
A Man of Great Strength: Im Ggyeok-jeongCheonha Jangsa, Im Ggyeok-jeong
Bell DaegamBang-ul Daegam
Students of Karl MarxKarl Marx-ui Jejadeul
Love Me Once AgainMiweodo Dasi Han Beon
Purple RibbonJaju Daenggi
HomelessMusukja
Sword of a Chivalrous RobberGoedo-ui Geom
Shining SadnessChanranhan Seulpeum
A Child of Winds and CloudsPung-una
Romance MamaRomaenseu Mama
A Young BrideCheolbuji Assi
Herb of LongingSangsacho
The Gate of Filial PietyHyojamun
Five Minutes before CurfewTonggeum Obunjeon
1967 FarewellGobyeol
Six DaughtersThe Land of Korea / Paldogangsan
A Heavenly Peach FlowerCheondohwa
The Hateful KingSanggammama Miwoyo
Mrs. SeoulSeoul Ajumma
Injo RestorationInjobanjeong
The Queen MoonjeongMunjeong-wanghu
Bobbed HairDanbalmeori
A Princess Daughter-in-lawGongju Myeoneuri
Full ShipManseon
The Last Day of the WeekMajimak Yoil
Mounted BanditsMajeok
Tearful FarewellTteugeoun Annyeong
Two WayfarersDu Nageune
Stationary WindmillDoljianneun Pungcha
A Secret Royal InspectorAmhaeng-eosa
MountainSan
DreamsGgum
Seed Money Jongjadon
History of the Three StatesPung-un Samgukji
A Virtuous WomanChilbuyeollyeo
A Red-and-blue Gauze LanternCheongsachorong
A Meritorious RetainerIldeunggongsin
LoversAein
A Bloody Fight of SuraMoonSuramunui Hyeoltu
A Miracle of GratitudeBo-eunui Gijeok
Harimao in BangkokBangkok-ui Harimao
509 Tank ForcesJangryeol 509 Daejeonchadae
NostalgiaManghyang Cheolli
An Emperor with Iron MaskCheolmyeonhwangje
1967 Flame in the Valley Sanbul
Survive for MeNae Mokkkaji Saraju
River of LoveAeha
The SecretariatBiseosil
Four SistersNejamae
Heat and ColdNaenggwa Yeol
SunaeSunae
Goodbye, JapanJal Itgeora Ilbonttang
River of FarewellIbyeol-eui Gang
A Rescue OrderTalchul Myeongryeong
Flower PalanquinGgockgama
A Hero without Serial NumberGunbeon-eobsneun Yongsa
Fighters on a Wide Plain Gwan-gya-ui Gyeolsadae
Secret AgencyBimil Cheobbodae
1966 A Soldier Speaks After Death Byeongsaneun Jugeoseo Malhanda
Wild FlowersSanyuhwa
The Dead and the AliveJugeun Jawa San Ja
A Nameless GrassMumyeongcho
A Youth MarchCheongchun Haengjingok
NightmareAngmong
Pyeongyang GisaengPyeongyang Gisaeng
Red LineJeokseonjidae
Because I Am a WomanYeojaigi Ttaemune
A Water MillMullebanga
When the Day ComesEonjena Geunarimyeon
Sunset in the River Sarbin
Fading in the RainBissok-e Jida
Jang Bo-goJang Bogo
The Youngest DaughterMangnaettal
The Man's LifeNam-a-ilsaeng
The Wild TigerGwang-ya-ui Horang-i
The Foster Mother & the Natural Mother
The Young GirlsGasinai
1965 The Sea Village Gaenma-eul
Don't Cry, Hong-doHongdo-ya Ulji Mara
The Marine CommandoHaebyeong Teukgongdae
Blood-soaked Mountain GuwolPi-eorin Gu-wolsan
1965 Lee Seong-gye King Taejo Taejo Lee Seonggye
Cheonggyecheon StreamCheonggyecheon
The Third DoomJesam-ui Unmyeong
The Castle of ChastityJeongjoseong
Incheon Landing OperationsIncheonsangryukjakjeon
1965 Sad Story of Self Supporting Child Jeo Haneul-edo Seulpeum-i
Courage is AliveYongsaneun Sara Itda
The King and the Servant BoyWanggwa Sangno
Speak, the Yalu RiverAprokgang-a Malhara
Farewell, SorrowSeulpeumiyeo Jal Itgeora
The Angry EagleSeongnan Doksuri
The Order to KillSal-in Myeongryeong
You've Got to Live
Unexpected LoveYegichi Mothan Sarang
The Mountain Top Called Mother and DaughterMonyeobong
The North and SouthNamgwa Buk
44 MyeongdongMyeongdong Sasipsa-beonji
Living in His Wife's HomeCheogasari
Lost YearsIreobeorin Sewol
1965 Market Sijang
The Tiger MothBulnabi
55 Street ShanghaiSanghai Osip-obeonji
The Power for Ten YearsSimnyeon Sedo
Queen JinseongJinseong-yeowang
1964 Extra Human Being Ing-yeo Ingan
The Saja CastleSaja Seong
The Meaning to Plant a Phoenix Tree IsByeogodong Simeun Tteuseun
The Guitar for Mother and Her DaughterMonyeo Gita
The Korean Instrument with 12 StringsGa-yageum
What Is More Valuable than LifeMoksumboda Deohan Geot
Sakyamuni Buddha]]Seokgamoni
The Opium WarApyeong Jeonjaeng
The Bloody Fight in the Golden FieldHwanggeumbeolpan-ui Hyeoltu
1965 Red Scarf Ppalgan Mahura
The Governor at Pyeongyang ProvincePyeongyang Gamsa
Princess DalgiDalgi
The Brave WomanYeojangbu
VirginhoodCheonyeoseong
My Brother and Sister-in-lawsHyeongbuwa Sae-eonni
The Three-forked Crossing of Cheon-anCheon-an Samgeori
The Heartbreaking StoryDanjanglok
General NamiNami Janggun
I Have Been CheatedNaneun Sogatda
The Pay EnvelopeWolgeupbongtu
Eagle FiveO-in-ui Doksuri
1963 Rice Ssal
A Reluctance PrinceGanghwadoryeong
King Cheoljong and BongnyeoCheoljonghwa Bongnyeo
Seong Chun-hyang from HanyangHanyang-eseo On Seong Chunhyang
The ConquerorJeongbokja
The TorchlightHwaetbul
1963 Blood Relation Hyeolmaek
The Cloud Bridge of GratitudeBoeunui Gureumdari
SsangeommuSsanggeommu
Because They Love Until DeathJukdorok Saranghaeseo
Love is to GiveSarang-eun Juneungeot
Love AffairRomanseugrei
I Have a SecretNaneun Bimiri Itda
1962 The Memorial Gate for Virtuous Women Yeollyeomun
When Acacias BloomAcacia Kkochi Ppil Ttae
A Wife from a Mountain VillageSansaeksi
Swordsman and LoveGeompung-yeonpung
12 FightersSibi-inui Yado
A New Recruit, Mr. LeeSinibsawon Mr. Lee
Memory of Red RosesBulgeun Jangmi-ui Chu-eok
Donghak RevolutionDonghak Nan
The Seven PrincessesChilgongju
Qin Shu Huangdi and the Great Wall of ChinaJinsihwangje-wa Mallijangseong
The War and an Old ManJeonjaenggwa No-in
Unforgettable LoveIjeul Su Eomneun Aejeong
There Is No Bad ManAgineun Eopda
Don't Break Damaged ReedsSang-han Galdaereul Kkeokjimara
I'll Never Fall in Love AgainSarang-eul Dasi Haji Aneuri
Queen Dowager InmokInmok Daebi
Bravo, Young Ones!Burabo Cheongchun
People, Hurray!In-gan Manse
Tyrant Yeonsan Pokgun Yeonsan
Yang Kuei-Fei, a Destructive BeautyCheonha-ilsaek Yang Gwibi
King DongmyeongSarang-ui Dongmyeong-wang
Man in Yellow ShirtNoran Syasseu-ibeun Sanai
Life of a WomanYeoja-ui Ilsaeng
Times of Love and HatredSarang-gwa Mi-um-ui Sewol
The Way of HwarangHwarangdo
The Sun Does Not Shine on MeTae-yang-eul Deungjin Saramdeul
Tremendously Lucky ManEoksege Jaesujo-eun Sanai
Black HoodHeukdu-geon
A WandererJuyucheonha
Find a Secret PathBimiltongnoreul Chajara
1962 RevengeWonhanui Irwoldo
Mother and a GuestSarangbang Sonnimgwa Eomeoni
Tragedy of YunDangjaengbihwa
My Only LoveIlpyeondansim
1961 Prince Yeonsan Yeonsan-gun
Evergreen TreeSangnoksu
1961 Five Marines O in-ui haebyeong
ChastityJeongjo
Lim Kkeok-jeongLim Kkeok-jeong
Iljimae the Chivalrous RobberUijeok Iljimae
Under the Sky of SeoulSeoul-ui Jibungmit
1961 The Coachman Mabu
Ondal the Fool and Princess Pyeong-GangBabo Ondal-gwa Pyeonggang Gongju
FishermenEobudeul
A MistressJeongbu
A WidowGwabu
Ah! Baekbeom Kim GuAh! Baek Beom Kim Ku Seonsaeng

Planner

YearEnglish title Korean title Romanization RoleDirector
That is the Sky over Seoul Jeogeos-i Seo-ul-ui haneul-ida

Producer

YearEnglish title Korean title Romanization RoleDirector
That Last Winter Geu magimak gyeowul
A Migrant Bird in a Nest Dungjisok-ui Cheolsae

Awards

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