Lee Min-ho is an accomplished South Korean actor and singer
Lee Min-ho
@Film & Theater Personalities, Facts and Facts
Jun 22, 1987
Biography
Personal Details
- Birthday: June 22, 1987
- Nationality: South Korean
- Famous: Film & Theater Personalities, Actors, Singers
- Birth Place: Seoul, South Korea
- Gender: Male
- Sun Sign: Cancer
- Born in: Seoul, South Korea
Lee Min-ho born at
Seoul, South Korea
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Birth Place
His older sister, Lee Yong-jung, serves as CEO of MYM Entertainment, the Korean agency he is presently associated with.
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Personal Life
Lee had romantic relationship with South Korean actresses, Kim Hee Sun, and Park Min-young. He started dating South Korean singer, Bae Suzy in 2015.
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Personal Life
Lee Min-ho was born on June 22, 1987, in Heukseok-dong, Dongjak-gu, Seoul in South Korea.
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Childhood & Early Life
Since childhood he aspired to become a professional footballer. His talent and energy saw him getting selected in the youth football class of South Korean football manager and former player, Cha Bum-Kun. However, after suffering an injury while in the 5th grade of elementary school, he was forced to change his mind.
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Childhood & Early Life
He then took interest in acting which took a serious shape while he was in second year of high school and by the time he was in his senior year he signed with ‘Starhaus Entertainment’.
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Childhood & Early Life
He attended ‘Konkuk University’ and earned a BA degree majoring in Film & Art.
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Childhood & Early Life
His initial acting pursuits saw him striving to get a foothold in the show business performing trivial roles in several TV productions including in ‘Romance’ (2002), ‘Nonstop 5’ (2004) and ‘Recipe of Love’ (2005).
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Career
Although at one point, as suggested by his agency, Lee started using stage name Lee Min, later he dropped it and used his original name.
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Career
The role of Park Du-hyun in the EBS series ‘Secret Campus’ (2006) marked his official debut role. That year he met with a severe car accident, which injured him severely, making him bedridden for several months.
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After recovery, Lee landed up with his first starring role of Cha Gong-chan in the SBS high-school sitcom ‘Mackerel Run’ (2007). Although the series was slated for 24 episodes, the low viewership ratings forced it off air after 8 episodes.
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Working on TV productions like ‘I Am Sam’ (2007) and ‘Get Up’ (2008), Lee forayed into films. He played Jung Ha-yeon in the sequel of ‘Public enemy’ (2002) and ‘Another Public Enemy’ (2005) titled ‘Public Enemy Returns’ starring Sol Kyung-gu and Jung Jae-young. The film released on June 19, 2008.
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