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Yoon Il-bong
Mar 01, 1934 (90 years old) in
Yoon Il-bong is a former South Korean film actor.
Known For
Aimless Bullet
Suddenly in the Dark
The Testimony
The Barefooted Young
Six Assassins
Credits
1991 ·
Echo of Love and Death
as
1990 ·
Mayumi: Virgin Terrorist
as KAL President
1990 ·
Korean Connection
as
1987 ·
A Long Journey, a Long Tunnel
as
1984 ·
Short Embrace, Long Goodbye
as
1983 ·
야생마
as
1982 ·
Quiet Room
as
1982 ·
The Swamp of Desire
as
1982 ·
A Woman's Trap
as
1982 ·
A Woman's Trap
as
1981 ·
Suddenly in the Dark
as Kang Yu-jin
1981 ·
Love Me Once Again '80 Part 2
as
1980 ·
Painful Maturity
as
1980 ·
Outsiders
as
1980 ·
Love Me Once Again '80
as
1980 ·
Uyoil
as
1980 ·
A College Girl's Confession
as
1979 ·
Pyro-Sonata
as
1979 ·
The Man I Left
as
1979 ·
Night Markets
as
1979 ·
The Twelve Boarders
as
1978 ·
A Widow
as
1978 ·
Heavenly Homecoming of Stars Part II
as
1978 ·
I Love Only You
as 선우강
1978 ·
내가 버린 여자
as
1977 ·
Obsession
as
1976 ·
I Confess
as Seung-joon
1975 ·
The March of Fools
as Judge
1974 ·
Heavenly Homecoming to Stars
as Lee Man-joon
1974 ·
The Testimony
as Surgeon
1973 ·
Deadly China Doll
as Han Fei
1973 ·
Fidelity
as Jigeo-dosa
1972 ·
Oyster Village
as
1971 ·
Six Assassins
as Lord Zheng Guo Li Ming/Lord Li Ming
1969 ·
Axing the Coffin: Death is Eternal
as
1969 ·
눈물의 여인
as
1967 ·
A Regret
as
1966 ·
Horse-year Bride
as Yoon Sang-won
1965 ·
The Martyrs
as
1964 ·
My Mind Is Like a Lake
as
1964 ·
The Barefooted Young
as Deok-tae
1963 ·
Sinmungo
as
1963 ·
Private Tutor
as Jeon Yeong-ho
1962 ·
King Dongmyeong
as
1962 ·
In So Long
as Sangmin (novelist)
1962 ·
The Great Hero Yi Sun Shin
as
1962 ·
The Way to Seoul
as Major Lee
1962 ·
Great Monk Wonhyo
as
1961 ·
Five Marines
as Company commander
1961 ·
Evergreen Tree
as Dong-hwa (Dong-hyuk's younger brother)
1961 ·
Aimless Bullet
as
1960 ·
Ah! Baekbeom Kim Ku
as Yun Bong-gil
1959 ·
A Skinny and a Fatty Go to Camp Nonsan
as
1957 ·
A Lady of Freedom
as
1956 ·
Prince in Yam Clothes
as
1956 ·
Beat back
as
1956 ·
The Tragedy of King Dan Jong
as
2024 ·
환희
as 운봉