IU filmography

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IU filmography
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IU in 2021
Film5
Television series11
Web series1
Television show3
Hosting10
Others2

Lee Ji-eun (born May 16, 1993), professionally known as IU, is a South Korean singer, songwriter and actress.

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Film

YearFilmRoleNotesRef.
2012 A Turtle's Tale 2: Sammy's Escape from Paradise Ella (voice)Korean dub [1]
2017 Real A ceremony guide Cameo [2]
2019 Shades of the Heart Mi-young [3]
2022 Broker Moon So-young [4] [5]
2023 Dream Lee So-min [6]
IU Concert: The Golden HourHerself [7]

Television series

YearTitleRoleNotesRef.
2011 Dream High Kim Pil-suk [8]
2012 Salamander Guru and The Shadows Pickpocket JieunCameo (Ep. 6) [9]
Dream High 2 Kim Pil-sukCameo (Ep. 1) [10]
2013 You Are the Best! Lee Soon-shin [11]
Bel Ami Kim Bo-tong [12]
2015 The Producers Cindy [13]
2016 Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo Go Ha-jin / Hae Soo [14]
2018 My Mister Lee Ji-an [15]
2019 Hotel Del Luna Jang Man-wol [16]
TBAYou Have Done WellAe-soon [17]

Web series

YearTitleRoleRef.
2019 Persona Various [18]

Television shows

YearTitleRoleNotesRef.
2010–2011 Heroes Cast member [19]
2011 Welcome to the Show Herself [20]
Kim Yuna's Kiss & Cry ContestantAs figure skater [21]
2017 Hyori's Homestay (Season 1)Cast member [22]

Hosting

YearTitleRef.
2009IU Star Nutrition [23]
2009–2010Gomtv Music Chart Show (GMC) [24]
201028th MBC Creative Synchronicity Festival [25]
201150 years TV entertainment [26]
2011–2013 Inkigayo [27]
2012Quiz Show Q [28]
SBS Gayo Daejeon [29]
2014Tray Relay Song [30]
2015 SBS Gayo Daejeon [31]
2017 [32]

Video games

YearTitleDeveloperRoleNotesRef.
2012–2013 Aion: The Tower of Eternity NCSoft Supporting roleSpokesmodel and In-game model[ citation needed ]
2013 Sudden Attack Nexon In-game model[ citation needed ]
2019 [33]

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