Do Kum-bong
Do Kum-bong (도금봉) was a South Korean actress whose fame peaked in the 1950s and 1960s. She starred in more than 283 films.
Known for
Under the Sky in Seoul
Jeom-rye
Tosuni: The Birth of Happiness
Ttosun
Trio
Pawnbroker
The Eunuch
The Evergreen
Geon-bae's wife
Seong Chun-hyang
Hyeong-dan
Prince Yeonsan
Jang Nok-su
Mother and a Guest
Maidservant
A Petty Middle Manager
Younghee (Eldest daughter)
Yu Gwan-Sun
Tyrant Yeonsan
Jang Nok-su
A Drifting Story
Gye-young (Hyun-hee's classmate)
Femme Fatale, Jang Hee Bin
Ms. Maeng
Women of Yi-Dynasty
Dongsimcho
Ok-joo Lee (Sang-gyu's fiancé)
Yeong-ja’s Heydays
For My Husband
Princess Hwawan
Where Is Miss Yang?
Mme Lee (la mère de Nanhyang)
The Earth
A Reluctant Prince
Iljimae the Chivalrous Robber
Gye-hyang
Lady of the Court
Cuckoo's Dolls
Forever with You
Ae-ran
The Great Escape from Women's Prison
Hurricane Sword
A Bloodthirsty Killer
Ae-ja
The Story of Sim Cheong
Sorry to Give You Trouble
Mi-suk
The Teacher with Ten Daughters
Miss Yang's Adventure
The Moral of Youth
The Lost Sun
Even the Clouds Are Drifting
Romance Papa
Gopdan
The Ascension of Han-ne
Do You Know Kotsuni?
Madame Do
Wanderer
The Story of Chunhyang
The Twelve Boarders
Potato
Her Majesty Yeonghwa
Her Majesty Yeonghwa
The General in Red Robes
The Extra Mortals
The Romantic Train
Chang-Su's Heydays
A Male Housekeeper
Hwalbindang
An Upstart
Insook
The Public Cemetery Under the Moon
A Bride on the Second Floor
Ahn
Deaf Sam Yong
Beom-shil
Sound of Laughing
A Man And a Gisaeng
Princess Ok-ran and Hwalbindang
Escaping Shanghai
Flame in Valley
Sa-wol
The Heartbreaking Story
Mrs. Min
Heartlessness
Twilight Train
Heavenly Homecoming of Stars Part II
The Promise
Min-woo's mother
When the Buckwheat Blooms
A Country Girl
Park Jeong-ok
It Rained Yesterday
A Salt Peddler
Have I Come to Cry?
Seongsil