Na Woon-gyu was the third son of Na Hyong-gwon, a military officer during the final days of the Joseon period who … See more

Though Na Woon-gyu has been described as short, and with a toad-like face which suited him for the peasant roles he often played, the anger and frustration he was able to project on the screen suited the situation an… See more

Allegations of working with the Japanese do not seem to have harmed Na's reputation as one of the founders of Korean cinema either in his own time or in the following decades. Na's funeral procession was led by … See more

• UnYeongJeon (운영전) (1925) (Acting debut)
• Simchong-jon (심청전) (The Story of Shim Chong) (1925) (Actor)
• JangHanMong (장한몽) (1926) (Actor)… See more

• Han, Man-Yong (1983). Korean Dance Theater and Cinema. Si Sa Yong O Sa Pub. ISBN 0-89209-017-0.
• James, David E.; Kyung Hyun Kim, eds. (2002). Im Kwon-Taek; The Making of a Korean National Cinema. D… See more