Yeon Woo
Biography
Yeon Woo is a South Korean actress and performer born in Seoul on August 1, 1996. Her stage name is Yeon Woo, and she is also known by the names 이다빈, Yeonwoo, 모모랜드, MOMOLAND, and Le. Active in the entertainment industry under the female gender classification, she is recognized primarily for her work in the field of acting. Her professional profile includes a total of twenty-four known credits across various projects in television and film, establishing her presence in the South Korean entertainment sector from her base in Seoul.
Career overview
Yeon Woo maintains an active career in television and film performance, accumulating a total of twenty-four known credits in the entertainment industry. Operating under her primary stage name as well as several alternative identifiers associated with her career history, she has developed a substantial body of work in acting. Her professional journey encompasses numerous media appearances, contributing to her established profile as a credited performer in South Korean productions. Further details regarding specific titles, roles, and project histories remain documented within her comprehensive filmography and industry databases.
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Full filmography
- Love Phobia (2026) as Kim Bi-ah
- Love In Disguise (2026) as Lee Hye-jung
- The Tale of Lady Ok (2024) as Cha Mi-Ryeong
- Iron Girls (2024) as Self
- Dog Knows Everything (2024) as Hong Cho-won
- Bitter Sweet Hell (2024) as Lee Sae-na
- Numbers (2023) as Jin Yeon-ah
- The Golden Spoon (2022) as Oh Yeo-jin
- Dali & Cocky Prince (2021) as Ahn Chak-hee
- Alice (2020) as Yoon Tae Yeon
- Cheat On Me, If You Can (2020) as Mi-rae
- Live On (2020) as Kang Jae-yi
- Idol Fishing Camp (2020) as Self
- Pegasus Market (2019)
- The Manager (2018)
- Song Ji Hyo's Beautiful Life (2018) as Self
- Momoland's Saipan Land (2018)
- Secret (2017) as Self
- The Liar and His Lover (2017) as Trainee
- Happy Talk 2 (2017) as Yeon-woo
- Finding Momoland (2016)
- Men on a Mission (2015) as Self
- Law of the Jungle (2011)
- Weekly Idol (2011) as Self