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Diary of King Yeonsan (film)
1988 South Korean film From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Diary of King Yeonsan (Korean: 연산일기; RR: Yeonsanilgi) is a 1988 South Korean film directed by Im Kwon-taek. It was chosen as Best Film at the Grand Bell Awards.[2][3][1]
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Premise
A historical drama on the life of Yeonsangun of Joseon, who was the subject of director Shin Sang-ok's award-winning Prince Yeonsan (1961).
Cast
- Yu In-chon as Prince Yeonsan / King Yeonsan
- Kim Jin-ah as Royal Consort Jang Nok-soo
- Kwon Jae-hee as Deposed Queen Shin
- Kim In-moon as Kim Ja-won
- Ma Hung-sik
- Kim Young-ae as Princess Consort Seungpyeong / Deposed Queen Yoon
- Yoon Yang-ha as King Seongjong
- Han Eun-jin as Dowager Queen Insu
- Ban Hyo-jung as Queen Jeonghyeon
- Kang Kye-shik
- Kim Gil-ho
- Na Han-il as Shin Soo-geun
- Kim Woon-ja
- Lee Ye-min
- Lee Do-ryeon
- Lee Seok-gu
- Choi-jun
- Oh Hee-chan
- Hwang-gun
- Jang Jung-gook
- Lee Gyung-yung as King Jungjong
- Choi Sung-gwan
- Yoon Il-joo
- Lee Gi-yung
- Oh Do-gyoo
- Im Saeng-chool
- Park Eun-ho
- Kim Jung-suk
- Kim Dae-hee
- Kim Yong-joon
- Kim Ha-gyoon
- Moon Hyun-hak
- Lee Min-soo
- Lee Seung-ho
- Choi Doo-han
- Oh Yung-hwa
- Yoo Myung-soon
- Kwak Eun-gyung
- Kim Ji-yung
- Jun-sook
- Suk In-soo
- Kim Ae-ra
- Park Ye-sook
- Joo Hee-ah
- Moon Jung-hee
- Im Hee-soo
- Yeo Won-sun
- Hong Won-sun
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