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Lee Ju-seung

Acting Born Jul 20, 1989 Seoul, South Korea 54 credits

Biography

Lee Ju-seung is a male actor from Seoul, South Korea. He was born on July 20, 1989. Lee Ju-seung is known for his work in the acting profession, with 49 known credits. He is also known by other names, including Lee Joo-seung and 李柱胜 李柱昇.

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Career

Career overview

Lee Ju-seung is a South Korean actor. He was born on July 20, 1989, in Seoul, South Korea. Lee Ju-seung is known for his work in the entertainment industry, specifically in acting. He has been involved in numerous projects throughout his career.

Lee Ju-seung has a significant number of acting credits, with a total of 49 known credits to his name. This extensive experience has likely contributed to his growth as an actor and his ability to adapt to various roles. However, specific details about his projects are not provided in the available information.

As an actor, Lee Ju-seung has established himself in the South Korean entertainment industry. His extensive experience and numerous credits demonstrate his dedication to his craft. While the specifics of his projects and performances are not detailed in the available information, it is clear that Lee Ju-seung has made a significant impact in the acting world.

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Career timeline

Director's ArenaShe Lives UpstairsShe Lives Upstairs · WriterShe Lives Upstairs · DirectorShe Lives Upstairs · Creator
You Are the Apple of My EyeOur MovieRetire
Citizen of a KindDauren's Wedding
Black KnightLike Flowers in SandThe GuestPamir
The Must-Try RestaurantsParallel Adventure of Madam Mizy
HappinessLong-established Trade SecretMastMast · DirectorMast · Screenplay
Top Management
Drama Stage시골경찰
Explicit InnocenceThe Senior ClassDuel: Final Round
The ProducersThe Time We Were Not in Love9 Seconds: Eternal TimeSocialphobia
PinocchioHigh School King of SavvyGolden CrossBlade ManThe Outstanding Woman
Home AloneLet's EatFarewellA Boy's SisterMy Friend Is Still Alive
U.F.O.
Ordinary DaysA Confession
One Night Stand
Death of a Gay Teenager
Members of the Funeral
Radio Star

Full filmography

  • Director's Arena (2026) as Self - Contestant
  • She Lives Upstairs (2026) as Lee Jeong-woo
  • She Lives Upstairs (2026) Writer
  • She Lives Upstairs (2026) Director
  • She Lives Upstairs (2026) Creator
  • You Are the Apple of My Eye (2025) as Senior
  • Our Movie (2025) as Im Jun-byeong
  • Retire (2025) as Hee-min
  • Citizen of a Kind (2024) as Kyung-cheol
  • Dauren's Wedding (2024) as Seung-joo
  • Black Knight (2023) as Useless
  • Like Flowers in Sand (2023) as Cho Seok-hui
  • The Guest (2023) as Min-cheol
  • Pamir (2023) as Seong-cheol
  • The Must-Try Restaurants (2022)
  • Parallel Adventure of Madam Mizy (2022) as Jeong-im
  • Happiness (2021) as Andrew
  • Long-established Trade Secret (2021)
  • Mast (2021) as Eun-gu
  • Mast (2021) Director
  • Mast (2021) Screenplay
  • Top Management (2018) as Joo Seung Ri / "LJ"
  • Drama Stage (2017)
  • 시골경찰 (2017)
  • Explicit Innocence (2016) as Joon Ho
  • The Senior Class (2016) as Jeong-woo
  • Duel: Final Round (2016) as Poong-ho
  • The Producers (2015) as Joon-bae
  • The Time We Were Not in Love (2015) as Oh Daebok
  • 9 Seconds: Eternal Time (2015) as Kang Yoo Chan
  • Socialphobia (2015) as Young-min
  • Pinocchio (2014) as An Chan-su
  • High School King of Savvy (2014) as Ji Dae-han
  • Golden Cross (2014) as Oh Chang-hee
  • Blade Man (2014) as Joo Hong Joo
  • The Outstanding Woman (2014) as Joo Seung
  • Flirty Boy and Girl (2014) as Man #4 only child
  • Broken (2014) as Jo Doo-sik
  • Bland you (2014) as Seong Tae
  • Futureless Things (2014) as Lee Ji-yong
  • Shuttlecock (2014) as Min Jae
  • Home Alone (2013)
  • Let's Eat (2013) as Lee Joo Seung / Ahn Chan Soo
  • Farewell (2013) as Yong-kyu
  • A Boy's Sister (2013) as Jin-ho
  • My Friend Is Still Alive (2013)
  • U.F.O. (2012) as Jung Soon-kyu
  • Ordinary Days (2011) as Lee Soo-hyuk
  • A Confession (2011) as Yoon Kyung Ho
  • One Night Stand (2010) as Young Man (ep.1)
  • Death of a Gay Teenager (2009)
  • Members of the Funeral (2008)
  • Radio Star (2007) as Self
  • Sabra