Lee Dilley
Lee Dilley is known for In the Dog House (2016), Jobseekers (2013) and The Trial (2013).
Lee Dion Ward
Lee Dion ward better known as Dublano. Born in Waukegan, Illinois, and now living in Las Vegas, Dublano stumbled on music through a twist of fate. Horseplaying at age 5, he struck his head and slipped into a coma. After waking up, seizures and a speech impediment left him reduced like a semitone - a half step musical interval to the world around him. During his dark time of trying to fit in, he listened to a variety of music for hours every day, and later on, started writing Rhythm & Poetry. Music became his outlet, his form of fluid communication. At age 11, his church choir performed with Celine Dion at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas on her "Lets Talk About Love Tour." He found his calling. Now, Dublano has performed in over 300 shows in Las Vegas and Sunset Boulevard in California, as well as releasing numerous music projects.
Lee Dixon
Lee is a former England international defender and a core member of Arsenal's famously impenetrable defence of the '80s and '90s. Although most associated with Arsenal, Lee was a childhood Manchester City fan and played for a number of clubs before progressing to top-flight football. He started with an apprenticeship at Burnley before moving to Chester City, then to Bury and Stoke City, before being signed by Arsenal boss George Graham in January 1988. Dixon made his debut for Arsenal against Luton Town in February 1988. His impressive statistics as an Arsenal player tallied up to 458 league appearances with 25 goals--not bad for a full-back! Both he and Tony Adams retired from football after Arsenal's 2002 double-winning season. Only Seaman and Keown then remained at the club from the defensive group Dixon had become associated with at Arsenal. He was also named in the PFA Team of the Year twice, for the seasons 1989-90 and 1990-91. He had a fruitful international career, winning 22 caps, with his last appearance for England being in 1999 at Wembley against France. Since his playing retirement, Dixon has worked as a football pundit and columnist. He began his television career working for the BBC, primarily on their Match of the Day and Football Focus programmes, but moved to ITV Sport in July 2012. He is also known for his charitable work, joining Lawrence Dallaglio in a sponsored bike ride for Sport Relief which raised over £986,000 for the charity. Alongside his media work, Lee also has a number of business interests including a restaurant and involvement in a property company advising footballers on their property investments.
Lee Do-Goon
Lee Do-Goon is known for Vigilante (2023), Kajino (2022) and Milsu (2023).
Lee Do-Hoon
Lee Do-Hoon is an actor, known for Kyeongchalsueob (2021).
Lee Do-Hyun
Lee Do-Hyun was born on April 11, 1995. He is an actor, known for Eitin Eogein (2020), Oworui Cheongchun (2021) and Hotel Del Luna (2019).
Lee Do-guk
Lee Do-guk is an actor, known for Jojakdoen dosi (2017), Mobeomhyungsa (2020) and Binsenjo (2021).
Lee Do-hye
Lee Do-hye is known for Welcome to Samdalri (2023).
Lee Do-kyung
Lee Do-kyung is known for Guga-ui Seo (2013), Alchemy of Souls (2022) and Bloody Tie (2006).
Lee Do-yeop
Lee Do-yeop is known for Gongdong gyeongbi guyeok JSA (2000), Jak-eun a-ssi-deul (2022) and 60 Il, Jijeongsaengjonja (2019).