Lee Jung-jae
- Actor
- Director
- Producer
Apart from being a top star in film and TV, Jung-Jae Lee also works as
a highly successful fashion model. One year after his debut on
television in 1993, Lee was cast in his first film, a feature by Bae
Chang-ho. His breakthrough came in late 1998 in the award-winning film
An Affair by E-J Yong. This was followed up by another success, City of
the Rising Sun, for which he received a Best Actor award at the
domestic Chungryong Awards ceremony.
After starring in the Korean-Japanese coproduction Asako in Ruby Shoes, released in December 2000, Lee found considerable popular success in a melodrama titled Last Present, where he was cast opposite Lee Young-ae, and in the action/mystery/drama The Last Witness directed by Bae Chang-ho. He is also scheduled to appear in an international coproduction to be shot in Korea and directed by Chinese filmmaker Chen Kaige.
After starring in the Korean-Japanese coproduction Asako in Ruby Shoes, released in December 2000, Lee found considerable popular success in a melodrama titled Last Present, where he was cast opposite Lee Young-ae, and in the action/mystery/drama The Last Witness directed by Bae Chang-ho. He is also scheduled to appear in an international coproduction to be shot in Korea and directed by Chinese filmmaker Chen Kaige.
Asian Icons of Film and Television
Asian Icons of Film and Television
Celebrate some of the most iconic Asian actors from film and television, from Priyanka Chopra Jonas to Ke Huy Quan, plus many more.
