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South Korean actor (born 1952)

In thisKorean name, the family name isLee.

Lee Deok-hwa
Lee Deok-hwa in 2019
Born	(1952-05-08)May 8, 1952 (age 72) Seoul, South Korea
Alma mater	Dongguk University
Occupation	Actor
Years active	1972-present
Spouse	Kim Bo-ok [ko]
Children	2

Korean name
Hangul	이덕화
Hanja	李德華
Revised Romanization	I Deok-hwa
McCune–Reischauer	I Dŏkhwa

Lee Deok-hwa (Korean: 이덕화; born May 8, 1952) is a South Korean actor.

Career

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Lee Deok-hwa studied theater and film atDongguk University, and made his acting debut in 1972.^[1] He and his father, movie star Lee Ye-chun starred together in the 1975 horror filmThe Man with Two Faces.^[2]

In 1976, Lee and actressIm Ye-jin starred inNever Forget Me andI Am Really Sorry, both movies in the "Really Really" series that dealt with teenagers' aspirations and romance.^[3] They were box office hits, and hugely popular among high school students of that generation.^[4]^[5] Lee had previously acted opposite Im inRed Shoes (1975) and continued to do so inBlue Classroom (1976),I've Never Felt Like This Before (1976),Angry Apple (1977),When We Grow Up... (1977),The First Snow (1977),The Hey Days of Youth 77 (1979), andLove's Scribble (1988).

Lee received acting recognition for his subsequent films, including three Best Actor awards from theGrand Bell Awards forLost Love (also known asIn the Name of Memory, 1989),Fly High Run Far (1991), andI Will Survive (1993). Lee also became the first Korean actor to win an award at an international film festival in 1993 when he was chosen as Best Actor at theMoscow International Film Festival forI Will Survive.^[6]^[7]^[8]

On the small screen, Lee won the prestigious Daesang (or "Grand Prize") for the contemporary dramaLove and Ambition (1987) and period epicHan Myung-hoe (1994). The latter is among the many real-life historical figures that Lee has played in his prolific career, includingJoseon prime ministerHan Myung-hoe inHan Myung-hoe (1994),Goryeo military dictatorYi Ui-min inAge of Warriors (2003),Tang dynasty generalXue Rengui inDae Jo-yeong (2006),Goryeo military commanderGang Gam-chan inEmpress Cheonchu (2009), andKing Dongmyeong of Goguryeo inThe King of Legend (2010).

In 2005, Lee playedChun Doo-hwan in thetelevision drama5th Republic, in an ongoing series onMBC about modern Korean political history.The Fifth Republic stands for the period that Chun was in power as president, depicting how he assumed power through a military coup and was forced to resign after a series ofdemocratic movements.^[9] The drama was controversial and provoked mixed reactions. Some viewers complained that Lee's charismatic turn as Chun was an attempt to beautify orwhitewash the image of the dictator, whereas former aides of Chun accused MBC of distorting history.^[10]^[11]^[12]

Later that year, Lee was reported to be the second top earner among all actors and entertainers who appeared on theKBS network in 2004, with total earnings of ₩339 million.^[13]

He reunited withDae Jo Yeong writerJang Young-chul in 2010 hit dramaGiant, set during the economic boom of 1970-80s Korea.^[14] He again joined Jang's follow-up along with former co-starLee Beom-soo in the 2012 dramaHistory of a Salaryman. The series is set upon a quirky comedy and satire of China'sChu–Han Contention against the backdrop of thepharmaceutical industry,industrial espionage, andoffice politics.^[15]

In 2013, Lee received glowing reviews for his turn asKing Injo in the period dramaBlooded Palace: The War of Flowers, shown on cable channeljTBC. At a press conference prior to airing, Lee said, "Injo is a king who acceded to the throne due to revolutionary force. He had no philosophy of his own and was just a puppet king. It is more interesting for me to portray a king that we are unfamiliar with."^[16]

Lee also hosts variety shows, notably the Korean version ofDancing with the Stars for the past three seasons.

Other activities

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Lee was president of the Korea Film Actors Association in 1995, and its chairman from 2009 to 2010.^[17] He also served as festival director for the Chungmuro International Film Festival in Seoul (CHFFIS) from 2008 to 2009.^[18]^[19]^[20]^[21]^[22]

Lee ran for Congress in 1996 under the conservative New Korea Party, predecessor of theGrand National Party, but was defeated.^[23]

He actively campaigned forLee Myung-bak during the2007 primaries and presidential election, making speeches at sorties and taking an advisory post for the team's art and culture policy.^[23]^[24]

In 2009, Lee,Cho Jae-hyun,Choi Soo-jong,Sul Kyung-gu,Kim Hye-soo,Ahn Sung-ki andPark Joong-hoon each taught a master class in acting at theIm Kwon-taek Film and Art College ofDongseo University. All of them then waived their lecturing fees and donated the entire amount to scholarships for young actors. Lee said he willingly accepted the request to teach because he wanted to contribute to training talented film experts for the future of the Korean film industry, and that he was happy to donate his fee to that cause.^[25]

Personal life

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Lee's father is actorLee Ye-chun [ko] (1919–1977). His daughterLee Ji-hyun [Ko] is also an actress.^{[citation needed]}

Filmography

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Film

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Year	Title	Role	Notes
1975	Red Shoes
1976	The Man with Two Faces
	Never Forget Me	Young Soo
	Let's Talk About Youth
	Seven Tomboys
	Seong Chun-hyang	Lee Mong-ryung
	Blue Classroom
	I Am Really Sorry	Tae Il
	I've Never Felt Like This Before
	Green Fallen Leaves	Kang Min
1977	Angry Apple	Cheong
	You Are the Moon, I Am the Sun	Seung Il
	When We Grow Up...	Young Soo
	The First Snow	Ki Chul
1979	The Hey Days of Youth 77	Kwak Du-shik
	We Took the Night Train	Hyuk
	Tomorrow After Tomorrow	Gyu Hwa
	The Rain at Night	Hwang Sa Bin
1981	Two Sons		^[26]
1983	Wild Scoundrels of College
1984	The Companion
1987	A Street Musician	Jung Tae
1988	You My Rose Mellow	Jong Hwan
1988	Love's Scribble	Dal Ho
1989	Lost Love
	Happiness Does Not Come In Grades	Ba Gil-hwa
	Country of Fire	Baek Chan-gyu
1990	I Stand Everyday	Jang Baek-soo
1990	The Woman Who Walks on Water	Jae Min
1991	Fly High Run Far	Hae Wol
1993	I Will Survive	Man Seok
1994	I Wish for What Is Forbidden to Me
1994	Life and Death of the Hollywood Kid
1995	The Rose of Sharon Blooms Again	President Hoo	Support Role
1996	Cue	Min Wook
2002	Lesson	Wook Ki	Support Role
2006	Radio Star
2011	Sunny		cameo
2013	Eating Talking Faucking	[Philosopher]	Support Role

Television series

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Year	Title	Role	Notes
1980	Ahrong-yi Darong-yi
1981	Embrace
1981	Let's Love
1982	Regret
	Can't Forget
	Women's History – "Seogung Mama"	Prince Gwanghae
1983	Portrait of You
1983	Father and Son	In-geun	Support Role
1984	Love and Truth
1985	The Season of Men
1987	Love and Ambition	Park Tae-soo	Support Role
1988	500 Years of Joseon – "Queen Inhyeon"	Jang Hee-jae	Support Role
1989	Happy Woman	Park Jae-sub
1989	Migratory Bird
1990	The End of Love
1991	Do You Know Eun Ha-su	Yoon Ji-woon
1991	Angel Na Woon-gyu
1992	Ambitions on Sand	No Gil-joon
1993	Theme Series
1994	Han Myung-hoe	Han Myung-hoe
1997	Woman Next Door	Lee Ho-nam
1997	Promise
1998	Hong Gil-dong	Im Sung-joong	Support Role
1998	I Love You! I Love You!	Park Jong-hwan
1999	Wave	Young-no's Uncle
	Magic Castle	Wang Dae-san
	LA Arirang
2000	SWAT Police	Park Tae-hyung
	Promise	Huh Tae-heung
	Cheers for the Women
2001	Ladies of the Palace	Yoon Won-hyung
2002	Five Brothers and Sisters		Support Role
2003	All In	Kim In-dal	Support Role
2003	Age of Warriors	Lee Ui-min
2004	Into the Storm	Kim Sung-chul	Support Role
	My Lovely Family	Song Min-sub
	First Love of a Royal Prince	President Choi Eun-chul
2005	5th Republic	Chun Doo-hwan
2005	Golden Apple	Park Byung-sam	Support Role
2006	Look Back With a Smile	Lee Duk-hwa
2006	Dae Jo-yeong	Xue Rengui	Support Role
2008	Formidable Rivals	President Kang Min-kook
	Aeja's Older Sister, Minja	Han Beom-man
	Hometown Legends – "Gisaeng House Ghost Story"	Kim Won-ik (Ep. 6)
2009	Empress Cheonchu	GeneralGang Gam-chan	Support Role
2010	Giant	Hwang Tae-sop	Support Role
	Legend of the Patriots	Park Woong
	The King of Legend	King Dong-myungsung	Support Role
2011	Midas	Kim Tae-sung
2011	Spy Myung-wol	Company President Joo
2012	History of a Salaryman	Jin Shi-hwang
	21st Century Family	Lee Duk-hwa
	May Queen	Jang Do-hyun	Support Role
2013	King of Ambition	Baek Chang-hak	Support Role
	Blooded Palace: The War of Flowers	King In-jo
	Secret Love'"	Chairman Jo Han-il	Support Role
	Prime Minister & I	Chairman Na	Cameo
2014	Wonderful Day in October	Lee Shin-jae
2014	Hotel King	Lee Joong-goo
2015	My Heart Twinkle Twinkle	Lee Jin-sam	Support Role
	Shine or Go Crazy	Wang Shik-ryum
	Hyde Jekyll, Me	Goo Myung-han	Support Role
	Unkind Ladies		Cameo (ep. 21–22)
	The Merchant: Gaekju 2015	Shin Seok-joo
2016	Monster	Hwang Jae-man	Support Role
2016	Squad 38	Chairman Wang	Cameo
2017	Innocent Defendant		Cameo
	Suspicious Partner	Byun Young-hee	Support Role
	Hit the Top	Lee Soon-tae
	Judge vs. Judge	Do Jin-myung
2018	Welcome to Waikiki	Joon-ki's father	Cameo (ep. 4)
2018	Nice Witch	Oh Pyung-pan^[27]	Support Role
2019	Love in Sadness	Yoon Hyung-chul [Ma Ri's father]
2021	The Red Sleeve	King Yeongjo^[28]
2022	Business Proposal	Chairman Kang Da-goo^[29]^[30]
2022	One Dollar Lawyer	Baek Hyun-moo^[31]^[32]
2023	Stealer: The Treasure Keeper	Kim Young-soo^[33]
2023	The Escape of the Seven	Bang Chil-sung^[34]
2024	Jeongnyeon: The Star is Born	Chae Gong-Seon's dad^[35]	Cameo
2024	Brewing Love	association chairman	Cameo

Variety shows

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Year	Title	Notes
1981-1984	Show 2000
1983–1985	MBC Campus Song Festival	Host
1985–1991	Saturday Saturday is Fun
1991–1992	Show Seoul Seoul
2010	Chuseok Special: Story Show 부탁해요	^[36]
2011	Special Feature: 7080 Idol Stars, King of Pop Singers
2011–2013	Dancing with the Stars
2017–present	City Fisherman	Cast Member; Season 1–4^[37]
2021	Hello Trot	Host withBae Seong-jae^[38]
2023	City Sashimi Restaurant^[39]	General manager

Radio programs

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Year	Title	Network
1982–1984	Women Salon	KBS Radio 4
1978–1979	Lee Deok-hwa andIm Ye-jin's Reckless Radio	TBC Radio

Book

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사람을 좋아하는 사람 이덕화 (1996)

Awards and nominations

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Name of the award ceremony, year presented, category, nominee of the award, and the result of the nomination
Award ceremony	Year	Category	Nominee / Work	Result
Baeksang Arts Awards	1985	Popularity Award - TV	Love and Truth	Won
	1987	Popularity Award - TV	Love and Ambition	Won
	1988	Best Actor – Film	You My Rose Mellow	Won
	1992	Popularity Award - Film	Fly High Run Far	Won
	2022	Best Supporting Actor – Television^[40]	The Red Sleeve	Nominated
Chunsa Film Art Awards	1991	Best Actor	Fly High Run Far	Won
	1992		Fly High Run Far	Won
	1993		I Will Survive	Won
Grand Bell Awards	1989		Lost Love	Won
MBC Drama Awards	1987	Grand Prize (Daesang)	Love and Ambition	Won
	2005	Special Award	5th Republic	Won
	2012	Golden Acting Award - Actor	May Queen	Won
	2021	Best Achievement Award^[41]	The Red Sleeve	Won
	2021	Top Excellence Award, Actor in a Miniseries	The Red Sleeve	Nominated
Moscow International Film Festival	1993	Best Actor	I Will Survive	Won
KBS Drama Awards	1994	Popularity Award	Han Myung-hoe	Won
		Grand Prize (Daesang)		Won
		Top Excellence Award - Actor		Won
	2007	Top Excellence Award - Actor	Dae Jo-yeong	Won
SBS Drama Awards	2010	Best Supporting Actor in a Special Planning Drama	Giant	Won
	2012	Special Award, Actor in a Miniseries	History of a Salaryman	Won
	2014	Special Award, Actor in a Drama Short	Wonderful Day in October	Won

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External links

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Lee Deok-hwa at theKorean Movie Database
Lee Deok-hwa atIMDb
Lee Deok-hwa atHanCinema

v t e Chunsa Film Art Awards for Best Actor
1990s	Ahn Sung-ki (1990) Lee Deok-hwa (1991) Moon Sung-keun (1992) Lee Deok-hwa (1993) Jang Dong-hwi (1994) Hong Kyung-in (1995) Park Shin-yang (1999)
2000s	Sul Kyung-gu (2000) Yu Oh-seong (2001) Sul Kyung-gu (2002) Song Kang-ho (2003) Choi Min-sik (2004) Lee Byung-hun (2005) Kam Woo-sung (2006) Cha Seung-won (2007) Kim Yoon-seok andHa Jung-woo (2008) Song Kang-ho (2009)
2010s	Sul Kyung-gu (2010) Song Kang-ho (2014) Ha Jung-woo (2015) Yoo Ah-in (2016) Ha Jung-woo (2017) Jung Woo-sung (2018) Ju Ji-hoon (2019)
2020s	Lee Byung-hun (2020) Song Joong-ki (2021) Park Hae-il (2022) Ryu Jun-yeol (2023)

v t e Grand Bell Awards for Best Actor
1960s	Shin Young-kyun (1962) Shin Young-kyun (1963) Kim Seung-ho (1964) Shin Young-kyun (1965) Kim Jin-kyu (1966) Park No-sik (1967) Shin Seong-il (1968)
1970s	Jang Dong-hwi (1971) Hwang Hae (1972) Namkoong Won (1973) Park Geun-hyung (1974) Hah Myung-joong (1975) Shin Il-ryong (1976) Kim Jin-kyu (1977) Hah Myung-joong (1978) Choi Bool-am (1979)
1980s	Lee Dae-geun (1980) Namkoong Won (1981) Ahn Sung-ki (1982) Ahn Sung-ki (1983) Yoon Il-bong (1984) Ahn Sung-ki (1985) Lee Young-ha (1986) Lee Young-ha (1987) Lee Deok-hwa (1989)
1990s	Shin Seong-il (1990) Lee Young-ha (1991) Lee Deok-hwa (1992) Lee Deok-hwa (1993) Ahn Sung-ki andPark Joong-hoon (1994) Kim Kap-soo (1995) Choi Min-soo (1996) Han Suk-kyu (1997) Choi Min-sik (1999)
2000s	Choi Min-soo (2000) Song Kang-ho (2001) Sul Kyung-gu (2002) Song Kang-ho (2003) Choi Min-sik (2004) Cho Seung-woo (2005) Kam Woo-sung (2006) Ahn Sung-ki (2007) Kim Yoon-seok (2008) Kim Myung-min (2009)
2010s	Won Bin (2010) Park Hae-il (2011) Lee Byung-hun (2012) Ryu Seung-ryong andSong Kang-ho (2013) Choi Min-sik (2014) Hwang Jung-min (2015) Lee Byung-hun (2016) Sul Kyung-gu (2017) Hwang Jung-min andLee Sung-min (2018) Lee Byung-hun (2019)
2020s	N/A (2020) N/A (2021) Park Hae-il (2022) Lee Byung-hun(Film) andChoi Min-sik(Series) (2023)

v t e KBS Drama Awards for Grand Prize (Daesang)
1987–1999	Im Dong-jin (1987) Ban Hyo-jung (1988) Go Doo-shim (1989) Yu In-chon (1990) Lee Nak-hoon (1991) Oh Hyun-kyung (1992) Ha Hee-ra (1993) Lee Deok-hwa (1994) Na Moon-hee (1995) Kang Boo-ja (1996) Yoo Dong-geun (1997) Choi Soo-jong (1998) Chae Shi-ra (1999)
2000–2019	Kim Yeong-cheol (2000) Choi Soo-jong (2001) Yoo Dong-geun (2002) Kim Hye-soo (2003) Go Doo-shim (2004) Kim Myung-min (2005) Ha Ji-won (2006) Choi Soo-jong (2007) Kim Hye-ja (2008) Lee Byung-hun (2009) Jang Hyuk (2010) Shin Ha-kyun (2011) Kim Nam-joo (2012) Kim Hye-soo (2013) Yoo Dong-geun (2014) Kim Soo-hyun,Go Doo-shim (2015) Song Joong-ki,Song Hye-kyo (2016) Kim Yeong-cheol,Chun Ho-jin (2017) Yoo Dong-geun,Kim Myung-min (2018) Gong Hyo-jin (2019)
2020–present	Chun Ho-jin (2020) Ji Hyun-woo (2021) Joo Sang-wook,Lee Seung-gi (2022) Choi Soo-jong (2023) Lee Soon-jae (2024)
Related article	Korean Broadcasting System KBS Drama Awards

v t e Baeksang Arts Award for Best Actor – Film
1960s	Kim Jin-kyu (1965)^* Shin Young-kyun (1966) Kim Jin-kyu (1967) Choi Nam-hyun (1968) Shin Young-kyun (1969)
1970s	Hwang Hae (1970) Choi Moo-ryong (1971) Heo Jang-kang (1972) Namkoong Won (1973) Hah Myung-joong (1974) Kim Jin-kyu andBaek Il-seob (1975) Kim Hee-ra (1976) Lee Soon-jae (1977) Shin Seong-il and Hwang Hae (1978) Park Geun-hyung (1979)
1980s	Lee Dae-keun (1980) Sin Yeong-il (1981) Ahn Sung-ki (1982) Ahn Sung-ki (1983) Ahn Sung-ki (1984) Ahn Sung-ki (1985) Lee Young-ha (1986) Sin Yeong-il (1987) Lee Deok-hwa (1988) Ahn Sung-ki (1989)
1990s	Park Joong-hoon (1990) Ahn Sung-ki (1991) Yu In-chon (1992) Lee Geung-young (1993) Ahn Sung-ki (1994) Kim Kap-soo (1995) Lee Geung-young (1996) Han Suk-kyu (1997) Park Joong-hoon (1998) Choi Min-sik (1999)
2000s	Park Joong-hoon (2000) Choi Min-soo (2001) Cho Jae-hyun (2002) Cha Seung-won (2003) Choi Min-sik (2004) Cho Seung-woo (2005) Lee Byung-hun (2006) Ryoo Seung-bum (2007) Im Chang-jung (2008) Joo Jin-mo (2009)
2010s	Ha Jung-woo (2010) Ha Jung-woo (2011) Ahn Sung-ki (2012) Ha Jung-woo (2013) Sul Kyung-gu (2014) Lee Sun-kyun andCho Jin-woong (2015) Lee Byung-hun (2016) Song Kang-ho (2017) Kim Yoon-seok (2018) Lee Sung-min (2019)
2020s	Lee Byung-hun (2020) Yoo Ah-in (2021) Sul Kyung-gu (2022) Ryu Jun-yeol (2023) Hwang Jung-min (2024)
^* category named Best Performance

v t e MBC Drama Awards for Grand Prize (Daesang)
1982–1989	Lee Mi-sook (1982) Jung Hye-sun (1983) Jung Ae-ri,Won Mi-kyung (1984) Kim Yong-rim (1985) Kim Soo-mi (1986) Kim Hye-ja (1987) Won Mi-kyung (1988) Jung Ae-ri (1989)
1990–1999	Go Doo-shim (1990) Kim Hee-ae (1991) Kim Hye-ja (1992) Kim Hee-ae (1993) Chae Shi-ra (1994) Chae Shi-ra (1995) Kim Hye-soo (1996) Choi Jin-sil (1997) Kim Ji-soo (1998) Kim Hye-ja (1999)
2000s	Jun Kwang-ryul (2000) Cha In-pyo (2001) Jang Seo-hee (2002) Lee Young-ae (2003) Go Doo-shim (2004) Kim Sun-a (2005) Song Il-kook (2006) Bae Yong-joon (2007) Song Seung-heon Kim Myung-min (2008) Go Hyun-jung (2009)
2010s	Kim Nam-joo,Han Hyo-joo (2010) (2011) Cho Seung-woo (2012) Ha Ji-won (2013) Lee Yu-ri (2014) Ji Sung (2015) Lee Jong-suk (2016) Kim Sang-joong (2017) So Ji-sub (2018) Kim Dong-wook (2019)
2020s	Park Hae-jin (2020) Namkoong Min (2021) Lee Jong-suk (2022) Namkoong Min (2023) Han Suk-kyu (2024)

Authority control databases
International	VIAF
National	Korea Israel

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