Lee Han-wi

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Lee Han-wi
Born (1961-06-17) June 17, 1961 (age 63)
Education Chosun University – Precision Mechanical Engineering
Chung-Ang University Graduate School of Business – MBA
Occupation Actor
Years active1983–present
Spouse
Choi Hye-kyung
(m. 2008)
Korean name
Hangul
이한위
Hanja
Revised Romanization I Han-wi
McCune–Reischauer I Hanwi

Lee Han-wi (born June 17, 1961) is a South Korean actor. Since his acting debut in 1983, Lee has become a prolific supporting actor on Korean film and television. [1] [2] He is particularly known for his mastery of ad-libbing. [3]

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Filmography

Film

YearTitleRole
1996 Henequen
1998 Christmas in August Chul-goo
2000 Joint Security Area Major Kang
2001 Sorum Drunk in taxi
2002 Bad Guy Dal-soo
2003Show Show ShowFactory foreman
Reversal of Fortune Dong-choon
2004Mokpo, Gangster's ParadiseSupervisor Hwang (cameo)
My Mother, the Mermaid Jo Young-ho
2005Murder, Take One [4] Manager
Duelist Husband of moaning lady (cameo)
April Snow In-soo's senior colleague
Bravo, My Life PE teacher
2006 Running Wild Section chief Bang
Hanbando Excavation team leader
Holy DaddyKal-nal
No Mercy for the Rude Killa's chief
Righteous Ties Sung Bong-sik
Solace In-seob
200 Pounds Beauty Lee Kong-hak
2007Master KimsEldest
My Son Priest
Underground RendezvousJong-seok
Swindler in My Mom's HouseLoan shark (cameo)
Going by the Book Police force team leader
My Love (cameo)
2008Life Is BeautifulCompany president Jung (cameo)
Our School's E.T. Principal Joo Ho-shik
2009Oh! My God 2Founder of five-star Han-wi Land (cameo)
More than Blue Company president Kim
Take Off Company president Ma
Where is Jung Seung-pil?Drunken man
Good Morning President Congressman 2 (cameo)
2010 The Quiz Show Scandal Company president Kim
Hello Ghost Male shaman (cameo)
2011 Heartbeat Tuning shop owner (cameo)
Romantic Heaven Peter, the secretary
Meet the In-Laws Coffee shop DJ (cameo)
Officer of the YearLee Yong-gap (cameo)
The Cat Pet shop owner (cameo)
Sector 7 Jang Moon-hyeong
War of the Arrows Gab-yong
Mr. Idol Hong Gil-dong (cameo)
2012 Dancing Queen Han-wi
The Scent Chief detective Sa
As One Sports commentator
Paradox CircleKyung-soo
Marrying the Mafia 5: Return of the FamilyPlastic surgeon (cameo)
The Tower Church elder Kim
2014 We Are Brothers Security guard (cameo)
2015Polaroid(cameo)
A Break AloneAssistant manager (cameo)
2016 Love, Lies Purser
Chasing Detachment commander of police (cameo)
The Last Ride Gap-deok's father
Proof of InnocenceDr. Park (cameo)
Female War: Bloody War in Bongcheon-dongDoo-cheol (cameo)
2017 House of the Disappeared Geomancer Jang (cameo)
My Little Baby, Jaya (cameo)
2018The March for the Lost
2022Wolves [5]

Television series

YearTitleRole
1985Wild Horse Chasing The Stars
1986Rich ArtifactsTroubleshooter
1987Land
1988The Region of CalmYoo Do-hwan
1990Seoul Earthen BowlSeung-chul, an aspiring singer
1993Wild Chrysanthemum
1995The Age of Uniqueness
1996Colors: The Temptation of Lemon Tea
Hometown of Legends – "Postmortem"
Hometown of Legends – "White Stone Rock"
Reporting for DutyHwang Joon-young
A Faraway CountryTaek-woon
Drama Game – "Solomon of Okgye Inn"
1997Drama Game – "Sound, Sound, Sound"
Drama Game – "A Society That Encourages New Drinks"
Drama Game – "Sweet Dad"
Drama Special – "Making a Child"
Hometown of Legends – "Ssinaeri"
Hometown of Legends – "Filial Piety"
Hometown of Legends – "Wishes of the Deceased"
A Bluebird Has ItBruce Lee, MC of
part 1 Shangri-La
Sunday Best – "Ondal's Dream"
Into the Storm
1998Legendary AmbitionMang-chi
PuritySenior radio PD
Hometown of Legends – "Bamboo Ghost"
Angel's Kiss
1999Sunday Best – "She Meets Him"
Sunday Best – "Eun bi-ryeong"
Sunday Best – "Kiss of a Thirty-one-year-old"
School 1 PE teacher Park Bok-man
School 2 PE teacher Park Bok-man
Sunday Best – "The Wind Blows in Yeouido"
2000 School 3 PE teacher Park Bok-man
Emperor Wang Gun Ji-seon/Wang Chung
Autumn in My Heart Yoon Ji-hwan
2001 School 4 PE teacher Park Bok-man
Life Is Beautiful
MBC Best Theater – "The Story of My Fiancee"
Fox and Cotton CandySection chief Oh Sang-jin
2002Sidestreet PeopleSung Man-hee
Sunshine HuntingMr. Sticky
Moon on Cheomseongdae
Drama City – "Ajumma Band Formation Event"
My Platoon LeaderSergeant Lee Soon-ho
Inspector Park Mun-suChil-bok
2003The Bean Chaff of My Life(cameo)
LoversYoo Byung-joon
Drama City – "S University Law Department Failure Case"
Damo Baek Joo-wan
2004New Human MarketOh Pil-geun
There's Light at the Tip of My FingernailTeacher Choi
Lotus Flower FairyBoo Yong-jin
Immortal Admiral Yi Sun-sin Chun Moo-jik
2005 Sassy Girl Chun-hyang Chunhyang's high school teacher
18 vs. 29 Director Bang
5th Republic Kim Yong-nam
Drama City – "Camel's Whereabouts Unknown"Coach
Resurrection Im Dae-shik
Princess Lulu Department head Jo
MBC Best Theater – "Garibong Ocean's Eleven"Jung Doo-ho
2006 Drama City – "Kim Dong-su and the Case of the Fake Spy"Detective Kim
Spring Waltz Lee Jong-tae
Hearts of Nineteen Ko Dal-soo
A Farewell to ArmsMan-seok supermarket creditor
Freeze Park Hyung-joon
Love and HateDaniel Bae/Baek Dam-bong
2007Flowers for My LifeLoan shark
Coffee Prince Mr. Ku, the butcher
Kimchi Cheese Smile
Drama City – "I'm a Very Special Lover"Lee Gi-dong
The Innocent WomanAttorney Min
Drama City – "Ssamdalg Misugi"
Evasive Inquiry AgencyJang Taek-soo
2008Constable OhHyeong-bang
My Sweet SeoulDirector Ahn
Hometown of Legends – "Ghost Letter" [6] Deok-bae
Glass Castle Son Dong-sik
Beethoven Virus Kang Chun-bae
2009 Ja Myung Go Woo Na-ru
Good Job, Good Job Mr. Min, the chef
Tamra, the Island Lee Sa-pyeong, the potter
Hero Na Kyung-man
2010 The Slave Hunters Pogyo Oh
Becoming a Billionaire Teriah Park
Oh! My Lady Drama director
(cameo, episode 1)
Bread, Love and Dreams Heo Gap-soo
Eagle Eagle
Athena: Goddess of War Park Sung-chul
2011I Believe in LoveKim Eui-joong
Quiz of God 2 Chief of police (guest)
Gyebaek Imja
Just Like TodayKim Joon-tae
2012 Wild Romance Kevin Jang
Fashion King Hwang Tae-san
To the Beautiful You [7] Hwang Gye-bong
School 2013 [8] Woo Soo-chul
2013 7th Grade Civil Servant [9] Kim Pan-seok
Incarnation of Money Plastic surgeon
(cameo, episode 5)
Nine Joo Sung-hoon
Hur Jun, The Original Story Kim Man-kyung
Passionate Love Ban Soo-bong
Basketball Yoon Deok-myung
StrangerRyu In-ho
Prime Minister & I Nam Yoo-sik
2014 Emergency Couple Dr. Jeon Hyung-seok
(cameo, episode 1)
12 Years Promise Joo Chul-soo
Cunning Single Lady Doctor (cameo, episode 12)
A New Leaf Team leader Kang
You're All Surrounded Plastic surgery director Byung
(cameo, episode 3)
Marriage, Not Dating (cameo)
KBS Drama Special – "The Three Female Runaways"Room salon owner
Tears of Heaven Orphanage director (cameo)
Modern Farmer Kang Young-sik
Punch Oh Dong-choon
2015 Super Daddy Yeol Choi Nak-kwon
KBS Drama Special – "Hair Transplant Day"Bong Chang-hoon
Warm and Cozy Gong Jong-bae
My Mother Is a Daughter-in-law Park Bong-joo
2016 Local Hero Team Leader Song
Another Miss Oh Oh Kyung-soo
The K2 The President's Secretary (cameo, ep. 10)
I'm Sorry, But I Love You Park Dong-jin (cameo)
2017 Hospital Ship Bang Sung-woo
Introverted Boss Chae Won-sang
The Package Yoon So-so's father
Revolutionary Love Kwon Choon-sub
2018 Bad Guys 2 Ryu Seok-ki (cameo)
Cross Neurologist (cameo)
Mysterious Personal Shopper Han Pil-mok
Marry Me Now Kim Young-sik (cameo)
Lawless Lawyer Ha Ki-ho
The Beauty Inside Ryu Eun-ho's father
Top Star U-back Choi Han-bong
2019 Different Dreams Song Byung-soo (cameo)
Her Private Life Eom So-hye's husband (cameo, ep. 16)
Perfume Cho Chun-oh
Chief of Staff Chief Presidential Secretary (cameo)
Home for Summer Wang Jae-gook
Psychopath Diary Yook Jong-chul
2020 Live On Headmaster (cameo)
2020–2021 True Beauty Plastic Surgeon Doctor (cameo)
2021 Undercover Bae Goo-taek
2022 Bravo, My Life Kim Jeong-ho [10] [11]

Web series

YearTitlePlatformRoleRef.
2021The MagicKT Seezn [12]
2022 Kiss Sixth Sense Disney+ Oh Kyung-soo [13]

Variety show

YearTitleNetworkNotes
2011-2012 Saturday Night Live Korea tvN Cast member, seasons 1-2
2012Reckless Family MBC Cast member [14]
2013The Wife Doesn't Know TV Chosun Host
2020 King of Mask Singer MBC Contestant as "Bread" (episode 251) [15]

Theater

YearTitleRoleReprised
2001Knife Man
The Night of the Iguana
Death Song
혼자 뜨는 달
우덜은 하난기라
Six Minute Murder
2007Kyung-sook, Kyung-sook's FatherCheong Yo-ri
2008Dandelions in the WindElder2011, 2014
2010My Brother Has ReturnedLee Bong-jo/Dad
2014Wolnam Ski UnitElder Kim

Awards and nominations

YearAwardCategoryNominated workResult
20054th Sunkist Ladies Amateur Golf Tournament단체상, Celebrity categoryWon
2006 KBS Drama Awards Best Supporting Actor Hearts of Nineteen , Spring Waltz Won
2007 1st Korea Drama Awards Most Popular Actor The 1st Shop of Coffee Prince Won
6th Korean Film Awards Best Supporting Actor Solace Nominated
2008 SBS Drama Awards Best Supporting Actor in a Serial Drama Glass Castle Won
20218th Wildflower Film Awards [16] [17] Best Supporting Actor/ActressKukdo TheatreWon

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