Personal Info
Known Credits
79
Gender
Male
Birthdate
1928-11-07 (97 Y.O)
Place Of Birth
Pyongsan, Korea
Also Known For
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Shin Young-kyun
Biography
Shin Young-kyun (born November 6, 1928) is a South Korean actor, film producer, and politician. Shin Young-kyun was born in Pyongsan, Hwanghae Province (now part of 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. Wikipedia contributors. "Shin Young-kyun." Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Wik ...
Known For
Acting
1973 --
Azaleas Of My Hometown
| Yong-chool
1973 --
The Three-Day Reign
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1972 --
Lady of the Court
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1972 --
The Last Flight to Pyongyang
| Kim Dae-ryeong
1971 --
Leaving in the rain
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1971 --
Horror in the Underworld
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1971 --
The Crying Bird
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1971 --
Once More, for Love
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1970 --
Great King Sejo
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1970 --
Pagoda of No Shadow
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1970 --
Mi-ae
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1970 --
Wang-geon, the Great
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1970 --
Naked Love
| Li Yung-Chieh
1970 --
Farewell My Love
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1969 --
Temptatio
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1969 --
The Eunuch 2
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1969 --
Spring, Spring
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1969 --
Saint and Witch
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1969 --
Love Me Once Again 2
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1969 --
A Thousand Year-Old Fox
| General Wong-ran Kim
1968 --
Herb of Desire
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1968 --
Love Me Once Again
| Shin-ho Kim
1968 --
The Homeless Wanderer
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1968 --
A Man Like the Wind
| Cloud
1968 --
Glory of Barefoot
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1968 --
Prince Daewon
| Prince Heung Seon
1968 --
Love
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1967 --
Mountain
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1967 --
Nostalgia
| Go U-do
1967 --
The King with My Face
| Emperor Hung Wai/Shing An
1967 --
A Red-and-blue Gauze Lantern
| Kim Yong-mun
1967 --
The Violator
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1967 --
Flame in Valley
| Kyu-bok
1967 --
Six Daughters
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1967 --
Full Ship
| Yeon-cheol
1966 --
Wild Flowers
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1966 --
A Water Mill
| Bang-won
1966 --
Nameless Grass
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1966 --
A Hero without a Serial Number
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1966 --
A Soldier Speaks after Death
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1965 --
Market
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1965 --
The Tiger Moth
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1965 --
The Seaside Village
| Seong-soo
1965 --
The King and the Servant Boy
| Eom Taek-ju
1965 --
Sorrow Even Up in Heaven
| Kim Dong-sik
1965 --
Fading in the Rain
| Kwon Hyeok
1965 --
Tiger of the Plains
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1965 --
North and South
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1964 --
The Korean Instrument with 12 Strings
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1964 --
The Last Woman of Shang
| Emperor Chou
1964 --
The Power for Ten Years
| Hong Guk-yeong
1964 --
The Extra Mortals
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1964 --
Red Scarf
| Na Gwan-joong (Major)
1964 --
Buddha
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1964 --
The Heartbreaking Story
| Yi Bang-won
1963 --
Rice
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1963 --
한양에서 온 성춘향
| Lee Mong-ryong
1963 --
Kinship
| Won-pal
1963 --
Conqueror
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1963 --
A Reluctant Prince
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1963 --
Love Affair
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1962 --
Bound by Chastity Rule
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1962 --
King Dongmyeong
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1962 --
Revenge
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1962 --
The Way of Hwarang
| Eojinrang (Hwarang, son of Pumseok)
1962 --
The War and an Old Man
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1962 --
When Acacias Bloom
| Wang Seok (independence fighter)
1962 --
Tyrant Yeonsan
| King Yeon-san
1961 --
Prince Yeonsan
| Prince Yeon-san
1961 --
Under the Sky in Seoul
| Kim Hyeon-gu
1961 --
Five Marines
| Second Lieutenant Oh Deok-soo
1961 --
Evergreen Tree
| Park Dong-hyuk
1961 --
Mother and a Guest
| Uncle
1961 --
Iljimae the Chivalrous Robber
| Park In-geol
1961 --
The Coachman
| Su-eob
1960 --
A Widow
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1960 --
Ah! Baekbeom Kim Ku
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1948 --
A Public Prosecutor and a Teacher
| Lawyer