



Shin Seong-il
Acting1937Daegu, Korea

Biography
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
Acting History
2021
A Year-End Medley
as Yong-jin's Father
2013
Door to the Night
as Jong-Sub
2005
Typhoon
as President
1996
Festival
as Hae Kwang
1993
1992
1991
Beyond the Mountain
as Jin-Gong
Who Saw The Dragon's Claws?
as Kim Eui Chang
Beyond the Mountain
Producer
1990
Watercolors in Rain
as Yang-boo
Mayumi: Virgin Terrorist
as Investigator Lee
The Woman Who Walks on Water
Producer
1989
1986
Gilsodom
as Kim Dong-jin
1985
The Oldest Son
as Lee Tae-yeong
1977
1976
1975
You Become a Star, Too
as Sang-gyu
1972
A Second Mother
as Dong-o
Gate of Woman
as Hyo-jin
1970
1968
The General's Mustache
as Kim Chul-hoon
A Young Zelkova
as Hyungyu
A Day Off
as Heo-wook
Femme Fatale, Jang Hee Bin
as King Sukjong
The Eunuch
as Jung-ho
Vega
as 남편
1966
Horse-year Bride
as Kim Geun-ho
Green Rain
as Cheol
Gunsmoke
as Jin-woo
I Am a King
as Choi Yeong-cheol
A Student Boarder
as Park In-seok / Kang Min-gu
1964
The Continental Spy
as Wang-seong
The Beautiful Maid
as Nam Jeong-hak
The Barefooted Young
as Jo Doo-soo
The Lost Sun
as Seo Sang-cheol
Betrayal
as Seong-Hoon
1963
For My Husband
as Crown Prince Sado
Kinship
as Geo-buk
The Daughters of Kim's Pharmacy
as Lee Tae-yoon
The Classroom of Youth
as Park Chan-sik
Private Tutor
as Jeon Yeong-gil
1962
Tyrant Yeonsan
as Prince Jin-seong
1961
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