Lee Soo-Jeong
Lee Soo-Jeong is known for Burning (2018).
Lee Soo-Mi
Lee Soo-Mi was born on 15 December 1973. She is an actress, known for Emergency Declaration (2021), Hospital Playlist (2020) and Mask Girl (2023).
Lee Soo-hyuk
Lee Soo-hyuk is an actor, known for Gogyocheosewang (2014), Sangeo (2013) and Cha hyung-sa (2012).
Lee Soo-min
Lee Soo-min was born on 1 July 2001 in Ulsan, Korea. She is an actress, known for Not A Robot (2019), The Dude in Me (2019) and Kkeuteseo Dubeonjjae Sarang (2016).
Lee Soon-won
Lee Soon-won is an actor, known for Gi-eok-ui bam (2017), Sseochi (2020) and Jojakdoen dosi (2017).
Lee Spencer
Born in Vardaman, Mississippi. Graduate of American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York City. Lived and worked in Los Angeles for 12 years. Resides in NC and works throughout the Southeast in film, TV and theater. Teaches on-camera acting at in-Studio in Greensboro, NC. Teaches yoga since 2015 at Mindbodyfitnessyoga and is a member of the Piedmont Swing Dance Society.
Lee Stafford
Lee Stafford was born in 1966 in Essex, England. He is an actor, known for Dead Ringer (2018), Dangerous Game (2017) and Gangsters Gamblers Geezers (2016). He has been married to Jessica-Jane Stafford since February 17, 2013. They have two children.
Lee Stafford
Lee Stafford was born in 1966 in Essex, England. He is an actor, known for Dead Ringer (2018), Dangerous Game (2017) and Gangsters Gamblers Geezers (2016). He has been married to Jessica-Jane Stafford since February 17, 2013. They have two children.
Lee Stanley
Lee got his first supporting role in Hotel (1967) after reading a scene opposite a friend as a favor in an audition for the film. His first screen test was a love scene with Karen Black which led him to become an actor under contract with MGM Studios, where he co-starred in Ice Station Zebra (1968) with Rock Hudson as well as various Aaron Spelling productions. After years of acting, Lee found a passion for working behind the camera and, in 1971, directed his first feature film, On the Line (1971). His son, Shane Stanley, was the youngest to ever receive an Emmy Award when he was 16 years old for his work on Desperate Passage (1987), which Lee directed and won two Emmys for. That special launched The Desperate Passage Series, which was nominated for thirty-three Emmys and won thirteen over a six year period. Daughter Quinn Gonzalez, from Lee's first marriage, is the granddaughter of legendary songwriter Johnny Burke of the Burke & Van Heusen team, (Misty, Pennies From Heaven, Swingin' on a Star). His film Street Pirates (1994) won him a CINE Golden Eagle Award for Best Documentary. Lee received The Christopher Award as well as many other top humanitarian honors for his work with America's probated youth, which were the theme for many of his TV specials. Lee wrote and directed Held for Ransom (2000) starring Dennis Hopper based on the novel by Lois Duncan I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997) as well as co-writing and directing Carman: The Champion (2001) which starred Michael Nouri Patricia Manterola and long time friend Jed Allan. Lee just completed working with his Emmy Award winning son, Shane Stanley on Break Even, a feature film to be released in 2020.
Lee Sternthal
Lee Sternthal is a writer, director known for TRON: Legacy (2010) and The Words (2012). He is a photographer whose work has appeared in the Trace and Vice. He is the grandson of jazz pianist David King Farber. He was born in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania in 1980 and grew up around Atlantic City, NJ and Doylestown, PA.