Lee Jin-uk

Lee Jin-wook is a South Korean actor renowned for his impressive versatility across a variety of genres. Born on September 16, 1981, in Cheongju, North Chungcheong, South Korea, Lee began his career in 2004 with supporting roles in television dramas and films, eventually gaining widespread recognition for his talent and on-screen presence. He first made a significant mark in the romance genre with his leading role in Glass Castle (2008–2009), where he played a character dealing with complex relationships and emotional challenges. This performance set the stage for his future roles in similar romantic dramas.

Lee further cemented his status as a leading man with I Need Romance 2012 and The Time We Were Not in Love (2015), both of which showcased his charm and ability to portray nuanced romantic characters. However, it was his role in the time-traveling drama Nine (2013) that truly displayed his acting range, as he deftly navigated a plot filled with suspense, mystery, and emotional depth.

In addition to his romance and sci-fi work, Lee also garnered attention in the crime thriller Voice (seasons 2–3), where he played a tough, determined police officer. His portrayal in the Netflix apocalyptic horror series Sweet Home (2020–2024) further expanded his acting repertoire, adding a darker edge to his acting portfolio.

Lee also earned critical acclaim for his role in the comedy film Miss Granny (2014), where he played a significant part in a story blending humor, emotion, and family themes. Lee Jin-wook continues to be one of South Korea’s most versatile actors, continually captivating audiences with his diverse performances across various genres.