Dokgo Sung
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Dok Go-sung was a South-Korean actor.
Known for
Credits
Goryeojang (1963)
Actor
Farewell to the Duman River (1962)
Actor
Cruel history of Myeong Dong (1972)
as Hunting Cap (ep. 2)
Genealogy (1979)
Actor
The Teacher with Ten Daughters (1964)
Actor
Sinmungo (1963)
Actor
A Swordsman (1967)
as Choi Dal-ji
Marine Battleground (1963)
Actor
When Acacias Bloom (1962)
as Sentry
Her Majesty Yeonghwa (1964)
as Nun-ri
Man Is Not Popular (1963)
as Goblin
One-eyed Park (1970)
as Ma Cheon-pyeong
I Won't Cry (1974)
as Lenin Hat
Nilliri (1966)
as Hong Si-geon
Beat back (1956)
Actor
Rainy Gomoryeong Hill (1969)
as Shanghai Jang
A Wanted Man (1961)
as Chang-o's subordinate
The Result of the Ambition (1964)
Actor
Black Hair (1964)
as Dok-il
Seize the Precious Sword (1972)
as Kuroda
The King and the Servant Boy (1965)
as Sang-pil
One Who Comes Back and the Other Who Has To Leave (1972)
as Sang-cheol
The Continental Spy (1964)
as Captain Ahn
Asphalt (1964)
Actor
Five Hostesses for the Resistance (1973)
as Cheol-yong
The Heartbreaking Story (1964)
as Yi Je
Whirl of Betrayals on Myeongdong (1972)
as Seok Jong-taek
A Sword Under the Moon (1970)
as Jang Mu-ryeok
The Devil's Stairway (1964)
as Detective
Border Line (1964)
Actor
Fading in the Rain (1965)
as Deok-chil
The Big Chase (1973)
Actor
A Petty Middle Manager (1961)
as Man A
The Power for Ten Years (1964)
as Man B
The Regular Tardy Student (1964)
as Bae-yeong's Brother
A Man Who Arrived by Night Train (1970)
Actor
A Bar without Address (1961)
Actor
In So Long (1962)
Actor
Woman Is Better (1965)
Actor
Beauty in Black Rose Castle (1969)
Actor
The Shadow (1968)
Actor
Blind Swordswoman (1969)
Actor
The Country Left Behind (1962)
Actor
A Neckless Beauty (1966)
Actor
Five Marines (1961)
as Sgt. Chung Chung-gil
Sequel of Gallant Man (1969)
Actor
The North Korean Communists Party in Japan (1975)
Actor
Young-gu and Yong-pal (1973)
as Gong Pil-do