Lee Sang-woo

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Lee Sang-woo
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Lee in July 2019
Born (1980-02-13) February 13, 1980 (age 44)
Seoul, South Korea
Education Korea University – Department of Food Science and Biotechnology
OccupationActor
Years active2005–present
AgentAlomalo Humane Entertainment [1]
Spouse
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(m. 2017)​
Korean name
Hangul
이상우
Hanja
李尚禹
Revised Romanization I Sang-u
McCune–Reischauer Ri Sang-u

Lee Sang-woo (born February 13, 1980) is a South Korean actor. He rose to fame in the 2007 television drama First Wives' Club , and has since played leading roles on The Road Home (2009), Don't Hesitate (2009), Life Is Beautiful (2010), and Feast of the Gods (2012).

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Career

Lee Sang-woo launched his acting career in 2005, starring in a Drama City episode and a minor role in the television drama 18 vs. 29 . This was followed by more supporting roles on television, including his big screen debut in Almost Love , a romantic comedy film headlined by Kwon Sang-woo and Kim Ha-neul. During this time, he also starred as one of the three leading actors of the independent film Don't Look Back (2006), which was the closing film of that year's Jeonju International Film Festival, [2] and won a critic's prize at the Locarno International Film Festival. [3]

Lee began his rise to fame with a supporting role in First Wives' Club , a popular drama which aired from 2007 to 2008 with a peak viewership rating of 41.3%. [4] [5] For his performance, he received a New Star Award at the SBS Drama Awards.

It was not until 2009 that Lee was cast in his first mainstream leading role, in The Road Home , followed soon after by another daily drama Don't Hesitate . In the same year, he also appeared as one of the leading actors in Searching for the Elephant , an erotic-psychological thriller about three thirty-something men struggling with schizophrenia, sex addiction and infidelity. [6]

In 2010, Lee starred with Song Chang-eui in Life Is Beautiful as a gay couple. The drama is one of the few Korean dramas about an openly gay couple in Korean society, which have conservative views on sexuality. [7] Despite the controversy, the show was successful in the ratings, [8] and Lee would later work again with renowned screenwriter Kim Soo-hyun on A Thousand Days' Promise (2011) and Childless Comfort (2012). [9]

After a supporting role in Believe in Love (also known as My Love, My Family, 2011), Lee was once again cast in the leading role in Feast of the Gods (2012). [10] [11] He later won the Excellence Award, Actor in a Special Project Drama at the MBC Drama Awards for Feast of the Gods and his supporting role in the period drama The King's Doctor . [12]

In 2013, Lee joined the ensemble cast of Goddess of Marriage , followed by the adultery drama One Warm Word . [13] [14] Unlike his previous calm and quiet roles, in 2014 he was cast as the leading man in Glorious Day , a peculiar character which Lee said he looked forward to playing since it most resembles his real-life personality. [15]

Lee then starred in two weekend dramas, All About My Mom and Happy Home . [16] [17] He returned to prime-time television, starring in romantic comedy drama 20th Century Boy and Girl . [18]

In 2018, Lee was cast in the KBS2 weekend drama Marry Me Now as a doctor and was partnered with Han Ji-hye. [19] [20]

In 2019, Lee starred in the legal romantic comedy drama Touch Your Heart as an elite prosecutor. [21] [22] In the same year, Lee made a special appearance in the KBS drama Mother of Mine . Lee later appeared in the MBC drama The Golden Garden .

In 2020, Lee made a special appearance in the drama. Lovestruck in the City [23]

In 2021, Lee made a special appearance in the SBS drama The Penthouse: War in Life 2 . Later, Lee participated in the variety golf show King of Golf aired on TV Chosun along with Yang Se-hyung, Lee Dong-gook, and Jang Min-ho, [24] and Lee was confirmed to participate in the TV Chosun drama Uncle . [25]

Personal life

Lee married actress Kim So-yeon in June 2017. [26] Their romantic relationship started in 2016. The pair met on the set of MBC's weekend drama Happy Home .

Filmography

Film

YearTitleRoleNotesRef.
2006 Almost Love Moon Young-hoon
Don't Look BackGeun-woo
2008Black Heart (Beyond All Magic)Jun
2009 Searching for the Elephant Jin-hyuk
TBAThe HotelMr. Yoon [27]

Television series

YearTitleRoleNotesRef.
2005 Drama City No One Loves MeJo Seung-joo
18 vs. 29 Kang Bong-kyu
Can Love Be Refilled?Lee Sang-woo
2007 Two Outs in the Ninth Inning Lee Joon-mo
First Wives' Club Koo Se-joo
2009 The Road Home Yoo Hyun-soo
Don't Hesitate Han Tae-woo
2010 Life Is Beautiful Kim Kyung-soo
2011Believe in LoveHan Seung-woo
A Thousand Days' Promise Jang Jae-min
2012 Feast of the Gods Kim Do-yoon
The King's Doctor Lee Sung-ha
My Kids Give Me a Headache Ha In-chulCameo
2013 Goddess of Marriage Kim Hyun-woo
One Warm Word Kim Sung-soo
2014 Let's Eat Kim Sung-sooCameo (Episode 8)
Glorious Day Seo Jae-woo
2015 High Society Jang Kyung-joonCameo (Episode 1–4, 15–16)
All About My Mom Kang Hoon-jae
2016 Happy Home Seo Ji-geon
2017 Children of the 20th Century Anthony / Lee Chul-min
2018 Marry Me Now Jung Eun-tae
2019 Touch Your Heart Kim Se-won
Mother of Mine Mi-ri's blinddateCameo (Episode 1)
The Golden Garden Cha Pil-seung
2021 The Penthouse: War in Life 2 Reporter Son Hyung-jinCameo (Episode 2 & 4) [28]
2021–2022 Uncle Joo Kyung-il [25]
2022 Shooting Stars Han Seung-IlCameo (Episode 4) [29]
2022–2023 Red Balloon Go Ji-won [30]

Web series

YearTitleRoleNotesRef.
2020 Lovestruck in the City BinCameo (Episode 1,3–4,12) [23]

Television shows

YearTitleRoleNotesRef.
2017 It's Dangerous Beyond the Blankets Main cast
2021 King of GolfSeason 1 [24]
2022Special traineeSeason 3; Episode Dubai Special [31]

Music video

YearSong titleArtist
2004"Nitpicking" Kim Gun-mo
2007"Loving One Person"Oh Hyun-ran
"My Angel" Fly to the Sky
"Pretty Today Too" Fly to the Sky

Awards and nominations

Name of the award ceremony, year presented, category, nominee of the award, and the result of the nomination
Award ceremonyYearCategoryNominee / WorkResultRef.
Andre Kim Best Star Awards2008Male Star Award First Wives' Club Won [32]
APAN Star Awards 2015 Excellence Award, Actor in a Serial Drama All About My Mom Nominated
2018 Top Excellence Award, Actor in a Serial Drama Marry Me Now Won [33]
2021 The Golden Garden Nominated [34]
Baeksang Arts Awards 2009 Best New Actor – Television First Wives' Club Nominated
KBS Drama Awards 2009 Excellence Award, Actor in a Daily Drama The Road Home Nominated
2015 Excellence Award, Actor in a Serial Drama All About My Mom Nominated
Netizen Award, ActorNominated
Best Couple AwardLee Sang-woo (with Eugene)
All About My Mom 		Nominated
2018 Excellence Award, Actor in a Serial Drama Marry Me Now Won [35]
Netizen Award, ActorNominated
Best Couple AwardLee Sang-woo (with Han Ji-hye)
Marry Me Now 		Nominated
Korea Drama Awards 2018 Top Excellence Award, Actor Marry Me Now Nominated [36]
MBC Drama Awards 2012 Excellence Award, Actor in a Special Project Drama Feast of the Gods, The King's Doctor Won
2016 Top Excellence Award, Actor in a Serial Drama Happy Home Won
Best Couple AwardLee Sang-woo (with Kim So-yeon)
Happy Home 		Nominated [37]
2017 Excellence Award, Actor in a Monday-Tuesday Drama Children of the 20th Century Nominated
2019 Grand Prize (Daesang) The Golden Garden Nominated
Top Excellence Award, Actor in a Weekend DramaWon
SBS Drama Awards 2008 New Star Award First Wives' Club Won
2011 Excellence Award, Actor in a Special Planning Drama A Thousand Days' Promise Nominated
2013 Excellence Award, Actor in a Weekend/Daily Drama Goddess of Marriage Nominated
2014 Top Excellence Award, Actor in a Serial Drama Glorious Day Nominated

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