Lee Nak-hoon
Lee Nak-hoon | |
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| Born | March 27, 1936 |
| Died | October 7, 1998 (aged 62) |
| Occupation | Actor |
| Korean name | |
| Hangul | 이낙훈 |
| Hanja | |
| Revised Romanization | I Nak-hun |
| McCune–Reischauer | I Nak-hun |
Lee Nak-hoon (March 27, 1936 – October 7, 1998) was a South Korean actor. Lee earned a fame for his characteristic and mature acting.[1]
Biography[]
Lee Nak-hoon was born in Seoul, Korea in 1936. After graduation from Kyunggi High School in 1956,[2] Lee studied Aesthetics at Seoul National University. When he finished his second year of the study, Lee went to the United States to history at Miami University.[3]
Lee starred in over 800 drama series, and 80 plays. Lee translated and introduced the popular US TV series, The Six Million Dollar Man and Columbo to the South Korean public. Lee also served as a member of the National Assembly from 1981 to 1985.[4][5][6]
Lee married Choe Yeong-bok (최영복) and had one son and daughter with her. Lee died of heart disease and diabetes in 1998.[7]
Filmography[]
*Note; the whole list is referenced.[8]
| Year | English title | Korean title | Romanization | Role | Director | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mugunghwakkoch-i pi-eoss-eumnida | ||||||
| Bi-oneun nal suchaehwa 2, neutinamu-ui eondeog | ||||||
| Salanggwa nunmul | ||||||
| Korean Connection | Koli-an keonegsyeon | |||||
| ChurakHaneunGeoseun-Nalgaega-Issda | ||||||
| Inchon | 인천 | Incheon | ||||
| Chug chonggagjol-eob | ||||||
| Dol-ui chosang | ||||||
| The Trumpeter | Napalsu | |||||
| Yeosu | ||||||
| Panmunjeom milyunamu jagjeon | ||||||
| Doljong | ||||||
| Teugbyeolsusaban bagjwi | ||||||
| Panmunjeom dokkisal-in | ||||||
| Bae Deokja | ||||||
| Malhaebeolilkka | ||||||
| Ganglyeoggye | ||||||
| Great Counterattack of King-Kong | Kingkong-ui dae-yeogseub | |||||
| Ulmyeon babo-ya | ||||||
| Majimag po-ong | ||||||
| Aecheo-ilgi | ||||||
| anlyucheobja | ||||||
| Lovers | Yeon-indeul | |||||
| A Remodeled Beauty | Jeonghyeongmi-in | |||||
| Nasang | ||||||
| Mangnani | ||||||
| 2bag 3il | ||||||
| Meosjin sana-ideul | ||||||
| Seol-ya | ||||||
| Hasug-insaeng | ||||||
| He-eojyeodo salangman-eun | ||||||
| Saenamteo-ui bugsoli | ||||||
| Mogsoli | ||||||
| Gyeolhonbanji | ||||||
| Mannabwado jigeum-eun | ||||||
| Anae-yeo mi-anhada | ||||||
| Nae anae-yeo | ||||||
| Daegamsinlang | ||||||
| Miseu Li | ||||||
| Hwanggeumdogsuli | ||||||
| Malsseongnan chonggag | ||||||
| East and West | Donggwa seo | |||||
| episode 3 | ||||||
| Deulgae | ||||||
| Seulpeum-eul oemyeonhal ttae | ||||||
| Beongaegat-eun sana-i | ||||||
| Sejodae-wang | ||||||
| Hal-abeojineun meosjaeng-i | ||||||
| Ulgineun wae ul-eo | ||||||
| Sognunseob-i gin yeoja | ||||||
| Wae yeojaman-i ul-eo-ya hana | ||||||
| Jeolm-eun adeul-ui majimag nolae | ||||||
| Beolimbad-eun yeoja | ||||||
| Nobody Knows | Amudo moleuge | |||||
| Mu-yeongtab | ||||||
| Minbi-wa mageom | ||||||
| Angaesog-ui talchul | ||||||
| Gaegujang-i Doryeonnim | ||||||
| Jangmaruchon-ui Ibalsa | ||||||
| Sanghae Talchul | ||||||
| Simya-ui Daegyeol | ||||||
| Norae Haneun Bangnamhoe | ||||||
| Ddeonado Maeummaneun | ||||||
| Juchajang | ||||||
| Bom Bom | ||||||
| Myeong-dong Nageune | ||||||
| Eoneu Jibung Miteseo | ||||||
| Singmo Samhyeongje | ||||||
| Paldo Sa-wi | ||||||
| Jeonha Eodiro Gasinaikka | ||||||
| Kkotnae | ||||||
| Ji-ogeseo On Sinsa | ||||||
| Jaesaeng | ||||||
| Neujeodo Geunalkkaji | ||||||
| Wonnimdaeg | ||||||
| Bun-nyeo | ||||||
| Jeongdeun nim | ||||||
| Nageune Geomgaek Hwanggeum 108 Gwan | ||||||
| Hyeongsa Sucheop | ||||||
| Jeulgeoun Cheongchun | ||||||
| Jugeodo Haneun Eopda | ||||||
| Soraui Ggum | ||||||
| Milmyeong | ||||||
| Guseul Gongju | ||||||
| Gangsane Kkochi Pine | ||||||
| 1968 | Galmang | |||||
| Jiogui Sipjaro | ||||||
| Bangrangdaegun | ||||||
| Mojeongui Bimil | ||||||
| Jaehon | ||||||
| Chilbo Banji | ||||||
| Cheongdeung Hongdeung | ||||||
| Doksugongbang | ||||||
| Sajikgol Guseobang | ||||||
| Hwanghon-ui Bureuseu | ||||||
| Geudae Ireumeun | ||||||
| Nagyeop | ||||||
| Sunaebo | ||||||
| Yeonhapjeonseon | ||||||
| Gang Myeong-hwa | ||||||
| Heuk | ||||||
| Seommaeul Seonsaeng | ||||||
| Amhaeng-eosa | ||||||
| Imgeumnimui Cheotsarang | ||||||
| Anbangmanim | ||||||
| Gagopa | ||||||
| Ellejiui Yeowang | ||||||
| Cheongchun Geukjang | ||||||
| Wonjoe | ||||||
| Angae | ||||||
| Iljimae Samgeomgaeg | ||||||
| Angaekkin Chowon | ||||||
| Pokbal Ilchojeon | ||||||
| Namnam Buknyeo | ||||||
| Why a Cuckoo Cries | Dugyeonsae Uneun Sayeon | |||||
| Jeteu Buin | ||||||
| Chinjeong Eomeoni | ||||||
| Taeyangeun Dasi Tteunda | ||||||
| Gaenma-eul | ||||||
| Yongsaneun Sara Itda |
Awards[]
- 1978, the 14th Baeksang Arts Awards : Best TV Actor (천녀화)
- 1992, the 28th Baeksang Arts Awards : Best TV Actor (옛날의 금잔디, KBS)
References[]
- ^ 이낙훈 (이낙훈) [Lee Nak-hoon] (in Korean). Nate / Britannica. Archived from the original on 2011-06-10. Retrieved 2010-02-11.
- ^ 이낙훈 - 아형을 생각하며 Korean Movie Database
- ^ 이낙훈 (이낙훈) [Lee Nak-hoon] (in Korean). Nate / Encyclopedia of Korean Culture. Archived from the original on 2011-06-10. Retrieved 2010-02-11.
- ^ Jeon, Ye-jin (전예진) (2008-10-05) 이순재 여운계 이수나..."나도 명문대 나왔어" (in Korean) MT News
- ^ 이낙훈 [Lee Nak-hoon] (in Korean). Korean Movie Database (KMDb). Retrieved 2010-02-11.
- ^ "좋아하는 일 하다보니 늙을 틈도 없어" The Chosun Ilbo
- ^ 탤런트 이낙훈씨 별세 Munhwa Ilbo
- ^ "Cast and Crew DB >Lee Nak-hoon >Filmograpies". Korean Movie Database (KMDb). Retrieved 2010-02-11.
External links[]
- Lee Nak-hoon at the Korean Movie Database
- Lee Nak-hoon at IMDb
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- Best Actor Paeksang Arts Award (television) winners
- 1936 births
- 1998 deaths
- Miami University alumni
- South Korean male film actors
- South Korean male television actors
- Seoul National University alumni
- Members of the National Assembly (South Korea)
- South Korean actor-politicians
- 20th-century South Korean male actors