Shin Seong-il
Shin Seong-il was a Korean actor (1937-2018). Born in occupied Korea, as Kang Shin-yeong, he attended Geonguk University, majoring in Korean Literature. He made his film debut in director Shin Sang-ok's Romance Papa in 1960 and appeared in more than 500 movies. He won several awards for best actor or best supporting actor for films such as Private Tutor (1963) and Moonlight Hunter (1987). In 1979, he became the chairman of the Korean Actors League and held the position for several consecutive terms. After a long career as an actor and having directed and even produced, Shin Sung-il retired from the film industry in favour of pursuing a career in politics. He was elected to the National Assembly.
Known For
139 titles
My Mind Is Like a Lake
The Great Sokgulam Cave Temple
A Seagull's Dream
Confess of Woman
An Empty Dream
The General's Mustache
The Oldest Son
The White Crow
Chulsaegado
America, America
The Whereabouts of Eve
Gate of Woman
Temptation
Winter Woman
Moonlight Hunter
The Midnight Sun
Under an Umbrella
The Big Chase
The Story of Chunhyang
The Heir
Mi-ae
A Student Boarder
Vega
Until That Day
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