Nam Seung-min
Born in Gangwon-do in 1911, his real name is Nam Tae-won. In 1935, he entered the film industry with a small role in director Bang Han-jun's Sprinkler. Afterwards, he appeared in Lee Gyu-hwan's A New Beginning (1939) and Kim Yu-young's Daffodil (1940). He appeared in a number of propaganda and cultural films, including Choi In-gyu's Children of the Sun (1944) and Kyung-kyun Shin's Our War (1945). After liberation, he appeared in director Lee Kyu-hwan's The Adventures of Smart (1946) and director Yoon Yong-gyu's Hometown of the Heart (1949). He defected to North Korea during the Korean War.
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- 1911-01-01 · Gangwon-do, South Korea
Known for
- A Hometown in Heart (1949) — Temple Cook
- Teen Guerrillas (1951) — Secretary of the County Committee of the Labor Party
- The Road of Happiness (1956) — Nam-goo Hwang
- Dear Soldier (1944) — Yoshiki Hiramatsu
- Love the Future (1959)
- Scouts (1953) — Commander of the Puppet Army Division
- Red Flare (1960) — old man Choi
- A woman's story (1960) — old man Liu
- The Miss of Guerrillas (1954)
- Village at the Demarcation Line (1961) — Do-kyun
- Narcissus (1940)
- I Will Go (1942)
- Rural Life (1942) — Kiyokawa
- Look Up at the Blue Sky (1943) — Patriot
- Straits of Chosun (1943) — Seki
- The Adventure of Ttolttori (1946)