Lee Yo-won
Lee Yo-won was born in Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea on April 9th, 1980 and is the TV Actress. At the age of 44, Lee Yo-won biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.
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Lee Yo-won (born April 9, 1980) is a South Korean actress.
She is best known for her portrayal of Queen Seondeok in the eponymous hit period drama.
Personal life
On January 10, 2003, Lee married businessman and professional golfer Park Jin-woo. The couple have two daughters and one son (born in Dec 2003, May 2014, and May 2015).
Career
In the November 1997 issue of fashion magazine Figaro, Lee Yo-won was a sophomore in high school and first appeared as a model. This led to commercials and then minor roles in television series and films. Though she began being recognized by the public after the success of anarchic comedy Attack the Gas Station (1999), her first notable acting role was in the infamous television drama Blue Mist (2001), in which she played a young woman in her twenties who becomes intimately involved with a married man in his 40s.
Taking Care of My Cat (2001) was a critical darling who won several newcomer awards shortly. In a subsequent interview with Elle Korea in 2009, she cited the film as her most memorable work.
Lee was emotionally and physically exhausting after being seen in a number of big-screen star vehicles that weren't well received by audiences and observers, both in the media and criticism. Daemang (lit.): After finishing the historical drama Daemang (lit. She made the revealing announcement that she was temporarily leaving the entertainment industry on "The Great Ambition," 2002.
Lee made a good comeback in 2005 as the lead actress in period drama Fashion 70's, which she chose because it was not a typical love story but depicted a woman's triumph in life and work. In a romantic comedy, a supporting role is followed. When Romance Meets Destiny is a play by The Romance Meets Destiny.
Lee appeared in hit medical drama/romance Surgeon Bong Dal-hee in 2007, but her new series, Melodrama Bad Love, was less popular in the ratings. She then moved to more serious territory as part of May 18, a film about the Gwangju massacre that was one of the highest grossing Korean films of all time.
Lee portrayed Queen Seondeok of Silla in the immensely popular period drama Queen Seondeok (2009), tired of portraying fragile characters. Her sequel, a fantasy melodrama 49 Days (2011), in which she played two roles as a woman possessed, also resonated with audiences. She appeared in Horse Doctor (2012) about a Joseon-era medical doctor and a Princess of Gold (2013), which revolved around a power fight over a chaebol.
Lee said on the big screen, she said she wanted to work with other female directors after her successful experience with Jeong Jaeun on Take Care of My Cat, so she appeared in Anna Lee's romantic comedy The Recipe (2010) and Bang Eun-jin's crime thriller Perfect Number (2012). In comparison, she appeared in Kang Woo-suk's Fists of Legend (2013), about middle-aged men who participate in a televised mixed martial arts tournament/reality show.
With the quirky romantic-comedy My Horrible Boss, Lee made a fruitful return to the small screen in 2016. Her role as a hot-headed career woman was highly lauded, with some referring to it as her "rediscovery work" in the case. She appeared in another film called Yes, Family, portraying a journalist who is the oldest of the four siblings. Lee appeared in MBC's Night Light alongside Jin Goo and Uee.
In 2017, Lee appeared in the black comedy series Avengers Social Club.
Lee appeared in Different Dreams and Human Rights in 2019.