Biography
Lee You-young is a South Korean actress who has won numerous awards for her film roles. Born on December 8, 1989, she made her acting debut in the 2014 film “Late Spring,” for which she became the first Korean to win the Best Actress award at the 14th Milan International Film Festival and also received many other Best New Actress awards. She has since starred in other short films and films. In 2017, she made her small-screen debut in the television drama “Tunnel.” In December 2016, Lee was confirmed to be in a relationship with co-star Kim Joo-hyuk until his death on October 30, 2017 in a traffic collision. Best New Actress ("The Treacherous") - 2015 (36th) Blue Dragon Film Awards - November 26, 2015 Best New Actress ("Late Spring") - 2015 (52nd) Daejong Film Awards - November 20, 2015
Movies & TV Shows
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Dr. Brain (2021) — Jung Jae-yi
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Jo Pil-ho: The Dawning Rage (2019) — Yang Hee-sook
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The Treacherous (2015) — Seol Jung-mae
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Tunnel (2017) — Shin Jae-Yi
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Grass (2018) — Soon-young
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Yourself and Yours (2016) — So Minjung
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The Soul-Mate (2018) — Hyun-ji
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Men on a Mission (2015) — Self
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Fatal Intuition (2015) — Si-eun
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Pro Bono (2025) — Oh Jeong-in
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Insider (2022) — Oh Soo-yeon
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The Lies Within (2019) — Kim Seo-Hee
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Marionette (2017) — Han Seo-rin
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You Drive Me Crazy (2018) — Han Eun-Sung
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Diva (2020) — Soo-jin
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Your Honor (2018) — Song So-Eun
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Herstory (2018) — Sun-young
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Firefighters (2024) — Seo-hee
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Perhaps Love (2021) — Jung-won
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Late Spring (2014) — Min-kyung
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My Fellow Citizens (2019) — Kim Mi-Young
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SF8 (2020) — Ganhojoong / Yeon Jung-in
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The Prayer (2021) — Gan Ho-joong / Yeon Jong-in
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Ms. Apocalypse (2024) — Young-mi
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I Am Home (2019) — Eun-seo
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KBS Drama Special (2010)
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Dare to Love Me (2024) — Kim Hong-do
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Clocking Out (2016) — Mae Goo
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Traces of Love (2020) — Lee Joo Young
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Mr. Cowper (2016) — Yin-ae
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Clocking Out (2016) — Mae-goo
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Nothing or Everything (2018)
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Besties in Wonderland (2022)
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The lunch date (2015) — Seo-yeon
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a flowers does not wilt, but... (2012) — Soo-young
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A Lonely bird (2015) — Jung-won
- Men (2013)
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Baeksang Arts Awards (2012) — Self