Lee Cronin
Lee Cronin is an Irish writer and director from Dublin. His debut feature film The Hole in the Ground (2019) had its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival 2019. He is previously well known for the award winning Ghost Train (2013) which won the Méliès d'Argent for Best European Fantastic Short film. Earlier in his career, he wrote and directed the short films Billy & Chuck (2011) and Through the Night (2010)
Lee Cummings
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Lee Cummings
Lee Cummings is an actor, known for Drift (2013).
Lee Cutler
Lee Cutler is known for Blade of the Assassin (2021), Cowgirls Don't Lie and Witches of Amityville Academy (2020).
Lee Cyr
Lee Cyr is known for Silent Knight (2015), The Scarecrow Club (2014) and Countrycide (2017).
Lee Da-Yeong
Lee Da-Yeong is an actress, known for Slate (2020).
Lee Da-hae
Lee Da-He is a popular South Korean actress known for her roles in dramas such as 'My Girl', 'The Slave Hunters' and 'Hotel King'. Fluent in Korean, English, Japanese and Chinese, she enjoys a huge fan following in the neighboring China and Japan. She is also one of the handful actors who have done quite a bit of crossover work in China. Well trained in traditional Korean dances, Lee entered the show business after winning a pageant in 2001 (Miss Chunhyang). She made her acting debut playing small and supporting roles in South Korean television dramas and landed her first lead role with 'Lotus Flower Fairy' in 2004. She was immediately accepted by the audience
Lee Da-hee
Lee Da-hee was born on March 15, 1985 in South Korea. She is an actress, known for Neoui Moksoriga Deulryeo (2013), Big Man (2014) and Miseseu Cab (2015).
Lee Da-in
Lee Da-in was born on 5 November 1992 in Seoul, Korea. She is an actress, known for Yeon-in (2023), Sa-sa-geon-geon (2010) and Aelliseu (2020). She has been married to Lee Seung-gi since 7 April 2023. They have one child.
Lee Da-wit
Lee Da-wit was born on March 3, 1994 in Incheon, South Korea. He is an actor, known for Deu tae-ro ra-i-beu (2013), SF8 (2020) and Choi-jong-byeong-gi hwal (2011).
