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Lee Duk Hwa

Profile

  • Name: 이덕화 / Lee Duk Hwa (Lee Deok Hwa)
  • Profession: Actor
  • Birthdate: 1952-May-08 (age 74)
  • Birthplace: Seoul, South Korea
  • Star sign: Taurus
  • Blood type: B
  • Family: Wife/actress Kim Bo Ok (김보옥), daughter/actress Lee Ji Hyun, father/actor Lee Yi Chun (이예춘)

TV Shows

Movies

  • Eating Talking Faucking (2013)
  • Sunny (2011) cameo
  • Radio Star (2006)
  • Lesson (2002)
  • Cue (1996)
  • Mugoonghwa: Korean National Flower (1995)
  • Life and Death of the Hollywood Kid (1994)
  • I Wish for What Is Forbidden to Me (1994)
  • I Will Survive (1993)
  • Fly High Run Far (1991)
  • The Woman Who Walks on Water (1990)
  • I Stand Everyday (1990)
  • Country of Fire (1989)
  • Happiness Does Not Come In Grades (1989)
  • Lost Love (1989)
  • Love's Scribble (1988)
  • You My Rose Mellow (1988)
  • A Street Musician (1987)
  • The Companion (1984)
  • Wild Scoundrels of College (1983)
  • Two Sons (1981)[26]
  • The Rain at Night (1979)
  • Tomorrow After Tomorrow (1979)
  • We Took the Night Train (1979)
  • The Hey Days of Youth 77 (1979)
  • The First Snow (1977)
  • When We Grow Up... (1977)
  • You Are the Moon, I Am the Sun (1977)
  • Angry Apple (1977)
  • Green Fallen Leaves (1976)
  • I've Never Felt Like This Before (1976)
  • I Am Really Sorry (1976)
  • Blue Classroom (1976)
  • Seong Chun-hyang (1976)
  • Seven Tomboys (1976)
  • Let's Talk About Youth (1976)
  • Never Forget Me (1976)
  • The Man with Two Faces (1975)
  • Red Shoes (1975)

Recognitions

  • 2015 SBS Drama Awards: Lifetime Achievement Award
  • 2014 SBS Drama Awards: Special Award, Actor in a Drama Short (Wonderful Day in October)
  • 2012 MBC Drama Awards: Golden Acting Award, Actor (May Queen)
  • 2012 SBS Drama Awards: Special Acting Award for Miniseries, Actor (History of the Salaryman)
  • 2010 SBS Drama Awards: Top Excellence Award, Supporting Actor - Special Planning Drama (Giant)
  • 2007 KBS Drama Awards: Top Excellence Award, Actor (Dae Jo Yeong)
  • 2005 MBC Drama Awards: Special Award (5th Republic)
  • 1994 KBS Drama Awards:
    • Grand Prize/Daesang (Han Myung Hoe)
    • Top Excellence Award, Actor (Han Myung Hoe)
    • Popularity Award (Han Myung Hoe)
  • 1993 18th Moscow International Film Festival: Best Actor (I Will Survive)
  • 1993 4th Chunsa Film Art Awards: Best Actor (I Will Survive)
  • 1993 31st Grand Bell Awards: Best Actor (I Will Survive)
  • 1992 30th Grand Bell Awards: Best Actor (Fly High Run Far)
  • 1992 28th Baeksang Arts Awards: Popularity Award, Film category (Fly High Run Far)
  • 1991 2nd Chunsa Film Art Awards: Best Actor (Fly High Run Far)
  • 1989 27th Grand Bell Awards: Best Actor (Lost Love)
  • 1988 24th Baeksang Arts Awards: Best Actor, Film category (You My Rose Mellow)
  • 1987 MBC Drama Awards: Grand Prize/Daesang (Love and Ambition)
  • 1987 23rd Baeksang Arts Awards: Popularity Award, TV category (Love and Ambition)
  • 1985 21st Baeksang Arts Awards: Popularity Award, TV category (Love and Truth)

External Links

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