Lee Je-hoon
Biography
Lee Je-hoon is a South Korean actor born on July 4, 1984. He began his career in independent films. His breakthrough came in the acclaimed independent film Bleak Night. He has since appeared in commercial films such as The Front Line, Architecture 101, My Paparotti, I Can Speak, and Time to Hunt. Lee Je-hoon has also appeared in television series including Fashion King, Secret Door, Signal, Tomorrow, With You, Where Stars Land, Taxi Driver, and Move to Heaven. He has known credits in the acting field, with a total of 64 credits. Lee Je-hoon is also known by other names including Lee Je-hun, Je-hoon Lee, Lee Lee, and Lee Jeh.
Career overview
Lee Je-hoon is a South Korean actor born on July 4, 1984. He began his career in independent films. His breakthrough role came in the acclaimed independent film Bleak Night in 2011. Following this success, he transitioned to commercial films, appearing in notable titles such as The Front Line and Architecture 101.
Lee Je-hoon's filmography also includes My Paparotti, I Can Speak, Time to Hunt, and other notable titles. In addition to his film work, he has appeared in several television series, including Fashion King, Secret Door, Signal, Tomorrow, With You, Where Stars Land, Taxi Driver, and Move to Heaven. His extensive body of work showcases his versatility as an actor.
Throughout his career, Lee Je-hoon has accumulated a significant number of credits, with over 64 known credits to his name. His dedication to his craft has earned him recognition and respect within the industry. With a diverse range of film and television roles under his belt, Lee Je-hoon continues to be a prominent figure in South Korean entertainment.
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- The Art of Negotiation (2025) as Yoon Ju-no
- Dabang Sisters (2025) as Self
- Big Deal (2025) as Choi In-beom
- Hyell's Club (2024) as Self
- Whenever Possible (2024) as self
- Escape (2024) as Lim Kyu-nam
- Chief Detective 1958 (2024) as Park Yeong-han
- Rented in Finland (2024) as Self
- Salon Drip (2023) as Self
- Noryang: Deadly Sea (2023) as Crown Prince Gwanghae
- Just an Excuse (2022) as Self
- One Dollar Lawyer (2022) as Lee Je-hoon
- Another Record: Into the Daydream (2022) as Self
- Taxi Driver (2021) as Kim Do-ki
- Move to Heaven (2021) as Cho Sang-gu
- Unframed (2021) Director
- Unframed (2021) Writer
- Unframed (2021) Creator
- Log in Belgium (2021) as Self
- Show!terview with Jessi (2020) as Self
- Time to Hunt (2020) as Jun-seok
- Collectors (2020) as Dong-gu
- How Do You Play? (2019) as Self
- Stove League (2019) as Lee Je-Hoon
- Traveler (2019) as Himself
- You Quiz on the Block (2018) as Self
- Where Stars Land (2018) as Lee Soo-yeon
- Tomorrow with You (2017) as Yoo So-Joon
- Earth: One Amazing Day (2017) as Narrator (voice)
- I Can Speak (2017) as Park Min-jae
- Anarchist from Colony (2017) as Park Yeol
- 쉘위워크 (2017)
- 시그널 (2017) as Park Hae-yeong
- Fake (2017)
- Signal (2016) as Park Hae-young
- Phantom Detective (2016) as Hong Gil-dong
- Infinite Challenge - Muhan Company (2016) as Park Hae-Young
- Three Meals a Day: Fishing Village (2015) as Self
- Secret Door (2014) as Crown Prince Sado
- An Ethics Lesson (2013) as Jung-hoon
- My Paparotti (2013) as Jang-ho
- Architecture 101 (2012) as Young Lee Seung-min
- Fashion King (2012) as Jung Jae-hyuk
- Ghost Sweepers (2012) as Suk-hyun
- Boys On Film: Bad Romance (2011) as Seok-i (segment "Just Friends?")
- The Front Line (2011) as Shin Il-young
- Bleak Night (2011) as Gi-tae
- Running Man (2010)
- The Servant (2010) as Hanbok Designer
- Three Sisters (2010) as Kim Eun-Gook
- Maldives Express (2010)
- Finding Mr. Destiny (2010) as Woo-hyung
- The Influence (2010) as King Soonjong
- Miss Comunications (2010)
- Be with Me (2010) as Kim Se-Young
- The Dog in My Headlights (2010)
- The Pit and the Pendulum (2009) as young Sang-tae
- Just Friends? (2009) as Seok-i
- When Winter Comes (2009)
- Ah, Man (2008)
- Holy Vacation (2008) as Yeong-woon
- One Smoky Day (2008) as Eun-ho
- Truth litmus (2006)
- See You After School (2006) as Ahn-Kyung
- SBS Drama Awards (1992) as Self
- SBS Drama Awards (1992) as Host
- There Is a Chance as Kwon Baek