Lee Junki

Lee Jun-ki 

Born on April 17, 1982, Busan, South Korea, Lee Jun-ki is a South Korean actor who always appears with his lovely face. In 2001, he was first seen on TV as the CF presenter for 'So basic' fashion model. His first local drama was 'Na Eotteokhae (What should I do?)' KBS drama city series, although the Star's Echo was the real first one. Some has noted him as 'the guy who's prettier than the girls'

In 2004, “The Hotel Venus”, was the first Japanese film he shot in Korean. His rebellious character was actually his debut role, unfortunately the film didn’t do too well in Korea. Then he showed up as a small role in the film “Flying Boys”, as a cheerful high-school student.

He had been popular as one of the male supporting character on the Korean TV drama hit SBS's "My Girl" together with Miss Korea, Park Si Yeon, and lead stars Lee Da Hae and Lee Dong Wook. His character is Seo Jung-woo, flirty but searching for true love. It’s a different charm of Lee Jun-ki that appeals to girl audiences.

His latest movie, The King and the Clown has become the highest grossing movie in South Korean history, and brought the talents Lee Jun Ki to light. In this movie, he played Kong-gil, a clown who was part of the lowest-ranked class during Korea’s Chosun Dynasty. Lee Jun-ki took that role and impressed the entire Korean peninsula. He obtained top-tier status after an amazing performance in the film. He shot to stardom with this film when he received the Best New Actor Award at the 43rd Daejong Awards.

Lee Jun-ki was also cast in Lee Soo-young’s “Grace” music video, from her latest seventh album. He portrays the frailty in love. From a soft image to aggressive. He has a natural morphing ability, giving him an edge in modeling. The actor in him fulfills the exact wants of his photographer.

In 2006, His latest film "Fly, Daddy, Fly", adapted from a Japanese comic, was the first film that Lee Jun-ki portrays the lead role. The story was about a high-schoolboy who can box, trying to teach a businessman in his forties how to fight in 45 days.