Lee Sun-kyun
South Korean actor
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2024 | A posthumous Korean Film Achievement Award was won by Lee Sun-kyun at the Busan International Film Festival for promoting Korean cinema globally. |
2024 | Lee Sun-kyun will be featured posthumously in 'Project Silence' as Cha Jung-won. |
2024 | In 'Land of Happiness,' Lee Sun-kyun will appear posthumously as Park Tae-ju. |
2024 | A posthumous Korean Film Achievement Award was won by Lee Sun-kyun at the Busan International Film Festival for promoting Korean cinema globally. |
2024 | Lee Sun-kyun will be featured posthumously in 'Project Silence' as Cha Jung-won. |
2024 | In 'Land of Happiness,' Lee Sun-kyun will appear posthumously as Park Tae-ju. |
December 2024 | Following Lee's death, a bar hostess and a former actress who extorted from him were arrested, leading to further legal actions and public scrutiny. |
December 2024 | Following Lee's death, a bar hostess and a former actress who extorted from him were arrested, leading to further legal actions and public scrutiny. |
2023 | Received Award for Excellent Achievement in Film at the Asian Pop-Up Cinema |
2023 | Lee starred in the critically acclaimed horror film Sleep. |
2023 | Lee starred in the comedy Killing Romance, which made its North American debut at the 22nd New York Asian Film Festival on July 14, 2023. |
2023 | Lee Sun-kyun won the Award for Excellent Achievement in Film at the Asian Pop-Up Cinema. |
2023 | Lee Sun-kyun was a cast member in the film 'Very Private Southeast Asia'. |
2023 | Lee Sun-kyun played Jonathan Na in 'Killing Romance.' |
2023 | Lee Sun-kyun starred as Eun Yong in the series 'Payback'. |
2023 | Received Award for Excellent Achievement in Film at the Asian Pop-Up Cinema |
2023 | Lee Sun-kyun won the Award for Excellent Achievement in Film at the Asian Pop-Up Cinema. |
2023 | Lee Sun-kyun was a cast member in the film 'Very Private Southeast Asia'. |
2023 | Lee Sun-kyun starred as Eun Yong in the series 'Payback'. |
2023 | Lee Sun-kyun played Jonathan Na in 'Killing Romance.' |
2023 | Lee starred in the comedy Killing Romance, which made its North American debut at the 22nd New York Asian Film Festival on July 14, 2023. |
2023 | Lee starred in the critically acclaimed horror film Sleep. |
December 29 2023 | Lee Sun-kyun's funeral was held at the funeral hall of Seoul National University Hospital, and he was buried in Yeonhwajang, Suwon. |
December 29 2023 | Lee Sun-kyun's funeral was held at the funeral hall of Seoul National University Hospital, and he was buried in Yeonhwajang, Suwon. |
December 27 2023 | Lee Sun-kyun died from suicide at the age of 48. |
December 27 2023 | Lee Sun-kyun died from suicide at the age of 48. |
October 28 2023 | Lee Sun-kyun was summoned for questioning as part of the investigations into his suspected drug use. |
October 28 2023 | Lee Sun-kyun was summoned for questioning as part of the investigations into his suspected drug use. |
October 24 2023 | Lee Sun-kyun was formally charged on suspicion of using cannabis and psychoactive drugs according to the Incheon Metropolitan Police Agency. |
October 24 2023 | Lee Sun-kyun was formally charged on suspicion of using cannabis and psychoactive drugs according to the Incheon Metropolitan Police Agency. |
October 19 2023 | Lee Sun-kyun was booked for internal investigation over suspected drug use, leading him to voluntarily drop out of the upcoming thriller drama serial No Way Out, which had just started production. |
October 19 2023 | Lee Sun-kyun was booked for internal investigation over suspected drug use, leading him to voluntarily drop out of the upcoming thriller drama serial No Way Out, which had just started production. |
2022 | Nominated for Best Actor - Film at the Baeksang Arts Awards for Kingmaker and nominated for Best Performance by an Actor at the International Emmy Awards for Dr. Brain |
2022 | Lee Sun-kyun was nominated for Best Actor in Film at the Baeksang Arts Awards for 'Kingmaker'. |
2022 | Lee Sun-kyun starred as Seo Chang-dae in the film 'Kingmaker.' |
2022 | Lee Sun-kyun was nominated for Best Performance by an Actor at the International Emmy Awards for 'Dr. Brain'. |
2022 | Nominated for Best Actor - Film at the Baeksang Arts Awards for Kingmaker and nominated for Best Performance by an Actor at the International Emmy Awards for Dr. Brain |
2022 | Lee Sun-kyun was nominated for Best Performance by an Actor at the International Emmy Awards for 'Dr. Brain'. |
2022 | Lee Sun-kyun was nominated for Best Actor in Film at the Baeksang Arts Awards for 'Kingmaker'. |
2022 | Lee Sun-kyun starred as Seo Chang-dae in the film 'Kingmaker.' |
2021 | Lee appeared in the political drama film Kingmaker as a political strategist, earning a nomination for Best Actor at the 58th Baeksang Arts Awards. |
2021 | Lee played a neuroscientist in the drama series Dr. Brain, which was the first Korean-language show produced for Apple TV+. |
2021 | Lee was nominated for a Best Actor award for the 50th International Emmy Awards for his role in Dr. Brain. |
2021 | Lee was nominated for a Best Actor award for the 50th International Emmy Awards for his role in Dr. Brain. |
2021 | Lee played a neuroscientist in the drama series Dr. Brain, which was the first Korean-language show produced for Apple TV+. |
2021 | Lee appeared in the political drama film Kingmaker as a political strategist, earning a nomination for Best Actor at the 58th Baeksang Arts Awards. |
2020 | Lee Sun-kyun was nominated for Best Acting Ensemble at the Critics' Choice Awards for 'Parasite'. |
2020 | In 'Mr. Zoo: The Missing VIP,' Lee Sun-kyun provided the voice for the character Black goat. |
2020 | Lee Sun-kyun won Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture at the Screen Actors Guild Awards for 'Parasite'. |
2020 | Lee Sun-kyun was nominated for Best Acting Ensemble at the Critics' Choice Awards for 'Parasite'. |
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