LEE Beom-soo has worked his way up from minor and supporting roles to become strong main characters. His acting has not subtle but strong impacts that resonate over time. He made his name as an actor with <City of the Rising Sun> co-starring with movie heartthrobs, [JUNG Woo-sung] and [LEE Jung-jae]. He delivered an impressive act as a wacky friend to two lead actors. He continued to play various comic supporting roles including a delivery man in The Opening, a Shanghai...More

LEE Beom-soo has worked his way up from minor and supporting roles to become strong main characters. His acting has not subtle but strong impacts that resonate over time. He made his name as an actor with <City of the Rising Sun> co-starring with movie heartthrobs, [JUNG Woo-sung] and [LEE Jung-jae]. He delivered an impressive act as a wacky friend to two lead actors. He continued to play various comic supporting roles including a delivery man in The Opening, a Shanghai gangster with signature long hair in <Anarchist>, and an obnoxious relative of a family insurance fraud ring in <Just Do It>. He scored a lead role in <Jungle Juice>, which portrayed two friends who happened to steal drugs from a drug dealer. He made a box office success playing a 12-year-old boy struck by progeria in <Oh! Brothers>. He has demonstrated strong acting caliber, which is an unusual element in comedy movies, and his acting skills shin brighter in human dramas. He depicted heartwarming characters such as an old bachelor teacher in <Wet Dreams>, a kind bus driver in <Hello, UFO>, a legendary baseball pitcher in <Mr. Gam's Victory> who fell into oblivion, a couch for weightlifting team in <Lifting King Kong>. Following a pair of smaller films and stints on TV, LEE appeared in the black comedy <Over My Dead Body> in 2012. In 2014 he played the charismatic antagonist in the JUNG Woo-sung-led action-thriller <The Divine Move>. He next appeared in one of many small roles in the high concept romcom <The Beauty Inside>.

Outside Story
Date of birth: January 3, 1970
Height, Weight: 171 cm, 60kg
Educational Background: Korea University J-School Image Expression of Broadcasting Major
Family: Wife, one daughter


Debut
’90 <Well, Sometimes Let’s Look at the Sky>

Drama
’12 SBS <History of a Salaryman>
’10 SBS <Giant>
’08 SBS <On Air>
’07 SBS <Surgeon Bong Dal Hee>
’99 KBS2 <Oh, Happy Day>

Movie
’12 <Over My Dead Body> - Baek Hyun-Chul
’09 <Descendants of Hong Gil Dong> - Hong Mu-Hyeok
’09 <Where is Jung Seung-Pil> - Jeong Seung-Pil
’09 <Lifting King Kong> - Lee Ji-Bong
’08 <More Than Blue> - Cha Ju-Hwan
’08 <Death Bell> - Hwang Chang-Ok
’07 <Project Makeover> - Oh Tae-Hoon
’06 <My Wife Is a Gangster 3> - Ki-Chul
’06 <200 Pounds Beauty> - Hit taxi driver
’06 <Mission Sex Control>
’06 <The City of Violence> - Pil-Ho
’06 <Forbidden Quest> - Gwang-Heon
’05 <Short Time> - Lee Dae-Roh
’05 <She’s on Duty> - Detective working on math exam
’04 <Mr. Gam’s Victory> - Gam Sa-Yong
’04 <Au Revoir, UFO> - Sang-Hyeon
’03 <Please Teach Me English> - Subway passenger (cameo)
’03 <Oh! Brothers> - Oh Bong-Gu
’03 <Singles> - Jeong-Jun
’02 <The Romantic President> - Bum in subway station
’02 <Wet Dreams> - Bying-Chul
’02 <Make It Big> - Ji-Hyeong
’02 <Jungle Juice> - Cheol-Su
’01 <Bungee Jumping of Their Own> - Lee Dae-Geun
’01 <Just Do It!> - Won Kwang-Tae
’01 <The Anarchists> - Dol-Seok
’99 <Love>
’98 <If the Sun Rose in the West>
’98 <City of the Rising Sun> - Byeong-Guk
’98 <Scent of a Man>
’98 <Soul Guardians>
’98 <A Growing Business> - Victim
’97 <The Contact>
’97 <Lament>
’96 <Ghost Mama>
’96 <The Gingko Bed>
’95 <A Hot Roof>
’90 <Well, Let’s Look at the Sky Sometimes>

Broadcast
’11 SBS <Miracle Audition>


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