Yeon-hee Lee

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Birth Name: 이연희 / Lee Yeon Hee (Lee Yun Hui)

Age: 35, born 9 January 1988

Born and residing in: Korea, Republic of

Height: 5' 7"

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Description: Lee Yeon-hee is a South Korean actress.She is most known for her work in the Television series Phantom, Marriage Blue, Gu Family Book and Hello, Schoolgirl. Lee was born in the Haenam County, South Korea and grew up in Bundang. In 2002, Lee successfully signed a contract with S.M. Entertainment after she won the category of "Best Feature" in the SM Entertainment Best Youth contest. For the contest, she acted out a monologue, singing to Dana The Grace's "Until the End of the World", and also did freestyle modeling poses. After she joined the company, she began intense training lessons on acting, singing, an Lee Yeon-hee is a South Korean actress.She is most known for her work in the Television series Phantom, Marriage Blue, Gu Family Book and Hello, Schoolgirl.
Lee was born in the Haenam County, South Korea and grew up in Bundang.
In 2002, Lee successfully signed a contract with S.M. Entertainment after she won the category of "Best Feature" in the SM Entertainment Best Youth contest. For the contest, she acted out a monologue, singing to Dana The Grace's "Until the End of the World", and also did freestyle modeling poses. After she joined the company, she began intense training lessons on acting, singing, and dancing.
Soon after she joined SM Entertainment, Lee began her career by starring in music videos for SM artists, such as boy band TVXQ, Moon Heejun, KangTa, Shinhwa, and Fly to the Sky, overtaking SM artists Kim Bomi (of M.I.L.K.) and Lee Jiyeon (commonly known as LinA, of CSJH The Grace) as "The SM music video girl". In the span of one year, she starred in eight music videos within two years. Though Lee had relatively steady work between modelling in magazines, commercial ads and appearing in music videos, she did not officially debut until late 2004. In November, she had undertaken a role in the popular historical drama Emperor of the Sea, and was featured a few months later in the latter episodes of the daily drama My Lovely Family. Her subsequent role in Resurrection brought the number of her drama appearances to three. Lee kept busy throughout the rest of 2005 by filming many commercials and modelling for various magazines. Lee was also in the first line-up of Girls' Generation during the creation process of the group. After being cut from the group, she decided to continue her career as an actress.
Lee's big break came in the form of the movie A Millionaire's First Love where she played a lead role alongside popular actor Hyun Bin. Lee resolved to "act as hard as she can with all that she's learned" for her movie debut. Through the movie she also made her singing debut, singing "Do-Re-Mi" from The Sound of Music and Insa on the film's original soundtrack.
Lee's name as "music video girl" became more apparent after labelmate Zhang Liyin's 2006 "Timeless" music video, where she starred alongside Super Junior's Han Geng and Choi Siwon. Two years later, the trio reunited for Zhang's "I WILL" and "The Left Shore of Happiness", which were released in early 2008 in China and weeks later, Korea. Together, netizens commonly termed the trio as "The Timeless Cast". She once again reprised her title in 2010, playing an angel in the label's project group S.M. The Ballad's music video for their debut single "Miss You".
In 2009, she starred as one of the main cast in East of Eden. Unfortunately her acting in the series was poorly received, with many calling it "weak" and "not living up to her full potential". As a singer, she was featured on Super Junior's third album Sorry Sorry.
She participated at the SMTown Live '10 World Tour. Her performances during the tour included a cover of the song "Slow Motion" which was originally sung by Karina Pasian. ... (more)