Do Kum-bong
- Known For
- Acting
- Born
- August 27, 1930 in Incheon, South Korea
- Died
- June 3, 2009
- Active Years
- 1957–1997 (41 Years)
- Total Credits
- 88 credits in database
Acting Born Aug 27, 1930 Died Jun 3, 2009 Incheon, South Korea 88 credits
Biography
Do Kum-bong works in acting. Born August 27, 1930 in Incheon, South Korea. Died June 3, 2009. Archytele tracks 88 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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Frequent co-stars
Career timeline
Trio
Eunuch
I'm Too Kind...
Do You Know Kotsuni?The Twelve Boarders
WandererMiss Yang's AdventureHeavenly Homecoming of Stars Part IISound of Laughing
The Ascension of Han-ne
The Great Escape from Women's PrisonCuckoo's Dolls
Chang-Su's HeydaysYeong-ja's HeydaysThe PromiseWhere Is Miss Yang?Love In The Rain
The EarthIt Rained Yesterday
The General in Red Robes
Lady of the Court
The Story of ChunhyangMy Sister's Regrets
Bakdal Ridge of TearsRevenge of a MotherMiss ChickenThe Little Bridegroom's Return
Escaping ShanghaiSorry to Give You TroubleA Man And a GisaengWomen of Yi-DynastyHurricane Sword
Femme Fatale, Jang Hee BinPotatoA Bride on the Second FloorSalt PondThe Eunuch
Flame in ValleyWhen the Buckwheat BloomsFemale PowerThe Public Cemetery Under the MoonKongjwi and Patjwi
A Salt PeddlerA Neckless BeautySalsali, You Didn't KnowSell Your Life
A Bloodthirsty KillerHwalbindangHwang, Man of Wealth at Mapo
Her Majesty YeonghwaThe Extra MortalsThe Teacher with Ten DaughtersDeaf Sam YongThe Heartbreaking Story
For My HusbandTosuni: The Birth of HappinessA Reluctant PrinceBride from the Grave
HeartlessnessTyrant YeonsanThe Story of Sim Cheong
The EvergreenMother and a GuestSeong Chun-hyangPrince YeonsanAn Upstart
A Drifting StoryThe Moral of YouthRomance PapaPrincess Ok-ran and HwalbindangHave I Come to Cry?
Even the Clouds Are DriftingDongsimchoYu Gwan-SunThe Romantic Train
When the Night Comes AgainForever with YouA Country Girl
The Twilight Train
Full Filmography
88 titles- Trio (1997) as Pawnbroker
- Eunuch (1986) as Court Lady
- I'm Too Kind... (1980)
- Do You Know Kotsuni? (1979) as Madame Do
- The Twelve Boarders (1979)
- Wanderer (1978)
- Miss Yang's Adventure (1978)
- Heavenly Homecoming of Stars Part II (1978)
- Sound of Laughing (1978)
- The Ascension of Han-ne (1977)
- The Great Escape from Women's Prison (1976)
- Cuckoo's Dolls (1976)
- Chang-Su's Heydays (1975)
- Yeong-ja's Heydays (1975)
- The Promise (1975) as Min-woo's mother
- Where Is Miss Yang? (1975) as Mme Lee (la mère de Nanhyang)
- Love In The Rain (1975)
- The Earth (1974)
- It Rained Yesterday (1974)
- The General in Red Robes (1973)
- Lady of the Court (1972)
- The Story of Chunhyang (1971)
- My Sister's Regrets (1971)
- Bakdal Ridge of Tears (1970)
- Revenge of a Mother (1970)
- Miss Chicken (1970)
- The Little Bridegroom's Return (1970)
- Escaping Shanghai (1969)
- Sorry to Give You Trouble (1969) as Mi-suk
- A Man And a Gisaeng (1969) as Mrs. Min
- Women of Yi-Dynasty (1969)
- Hurricane Sword (1969)
- The Magical Sword of Skeletal Spirit (1969)
- Femme Fatale, Jang Hee Bin (1968) as Ms. Maeng
- Potato (1968)
- A Bride on the Second Floor (1968) as Ahn
- Salt Pond (1968)
- The Eunuch (1968)
- A Male Housekeeper (1968)
- Flame in Valley (1967) as Sa-wol
- When the Buckwheat Blooms (1967)
- Female Power (1967)
- The Public Cemetery Under the Moon (1967)
- Kongjwi and Patjwi (1967)
- Why a Cuckoo Cries (1967)
- A Salt Peddler (1966)
- A Neckless Beauty (1966)
- Salsali, You Didn't Know (1966)
- Sell Your Life (1966)
- A Bloodthirsty Killer (1965) as Ae-ja
- Hwalbindang (1965)
- Hwang, Man of Wealth at Mapo (1965)
- Her Majesty Yeonghwa (1964) as Her Majesty Yeonghwa
- The Extra Mortals (1964)
- The Teacher with Ten Daughters (1964)
- Deaf Sam Yong (1964) as Beom-shil
- The Heartbreaking Story (1964) as Mrs. Min
- The Lost Sun (1964)
- For My Husband (1963) as Princess Hwawan
- Tosuni: The Birth of Happiness (1963) as Ttosun
- A Reluctant Prince (1963)
- Bride from the Grave (1963)
- Heartlessness (1962)
- Tyrant Yeonsan (1962) as Jang Nok-su
- The Story of Sim Cheong (1962)
- The Evergreen (1961) as Geon-bae's wife
- Mother and a Guest (1961) as Maidservant
- Seong Chun-hyang (1961) as Hyeong-dan
- Prince Yeonsan (1961) as Jang Nok-su
- An Upstart (1961) as Insook
- A Petty Middle Manager (1961) as Younghee (Eldest daughter)
- Under the Sky in Seoul (1961) as Jeom-rye
- Iljimae the Chivalrous Robber (1961) as Gye-hyang
- A Bar without Address (1961)
- A Flower of Evil (1961)
- A Drifting Story (1960) as Gye-young (Hyun-hee's classmate)
- The Moral of Youth (1960)
- Romance Papa (1960) as Gopdan
- Princess Ok-ran and Hwalbindang (1960)
- Have I Come to Cry? (1960) as Seongsil
- Even the Clouds Are Drifting (1959)
- Dongsimcho (1959) as Ok-joo Lee (Sang-gyu's fiancé)
- Yu Gwan-Sun (1959)
- The Romantic Train (1959)
- When the Night Comes Again (1958)
- Forever with You (1958) as Ae-ran
- A Country Girl (1958) as Park Jeong-ok
- The Twilight Train (1957)
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Do Kum-bong best known for?
Do Kum-bong is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Eunuch (1986), The Great Escape from Women's Prison (1976), Hurricane Sword (1969), The Eunuch (1968).
When and where was Do Kum-bong born?
Do Kum-bong was born on August 27, 1930 in Incheon, South Korea. They passed away on June 3, 2009.
How many credits does Do Kum-bong have?
Do Kum-bong has accumulated over 88 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1957 to 1997.
What is Do Kum-bong's background in cinema and television?
Do Kum-bong (도금봉) was a South Korean actress whose fame peaked in the 1950s and 1960s. She starred in more than 283 films.
Do Kum-bong by the numbers
88credits
88films
0TV series
1957–1997active years
Age in their best-rated roles
- The Eunuch (1968) — aged about 37
- Hurricane Sword (1969) — aged about 38
- Eunuch (1986) as Court Lady — aged about 55
- The Great Escape from Women's Prison (1976) — aged about 45
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