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Song Kang-ho
Birth at
17 January 1967
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Song Kang-Ho is a Korean film actor. Song never studied to be an actor, after graduating from school he had to play in groups of social theater. Subsequently, Song joined an influential theater company called Ki Kuk-So, in which the emphasis was on improvisation and instinctive play, which became the basis of Kang-Ho's acting baggage.
Despite the fact that Song was often offered to act in films, he decided to refuse until he agreed to take part in the film The Day a Pig Fell into the Well, directed
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Song Kang-Ho is a Korean film actor.
Song never studied to be an actor, after graduating from school he had to play in groups of social theater. Subsequently, Song joined an influential theater company called Ki Kuk-So, in which the emphasis was on improvisation and instinctive play, which became the basis of Kang-Ho's acting baggage.
Despite the fact that Song was often offered to act in films, he decided to refuse until he agreed to take part in the film The Day a Pig Fell into the Well, directed by Hong San-su in 1996. A year later, playing the role of a homeless man in the documentary Timeless Bottomless Bad Movie directed by Hong San-su, Song became a real cult figure.
In 1997, after Kang-Ho starred in crime comedy No. 3, he won the top prize for best performance. Since then, Kang-Ho has played several supporting roles, and then a great role in the popular blockbuster thriller Shiri directed by Jae Gyu Kang in 1999. However, in the front row of Korean film actors, Song was after the prize role of a Korean sergeant in the film “United Security Zone” directed by Chang-Wook Park, released in 2000.
In 2002, Song managed to play the main role in the film YMCA Yagudan, which tells the story of the first Korean baseball club, formed in the early XX century, and in 2003 he starred in the real-life film “The Assassin’s Diary”, which told the story of an incredibly cruel maniac.
In the 2005 film
"Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance" Director Chang-Wuk Park Song Kang-Ho played the role of a father who pursued the kidnappers of his own daughter.
In 2007, Song participated in the filming of the film.
The Secret Shining" .
