Actress Lee Se Young Complete Profile, Drama, Facts, Photos and TMI

Lee Se Young Profile

Birth Name: 이세영 (Lee Se Young)
Stage Name: Lee Se Young
Nationality: South Korean
Date of Birth: 1992.12.20
Zodiac Sign: Sagittarius
Chinese Zodiac: Monkey
Height: 163 cm (5’34)
Weight: N/A
Blood Type: O
Agency: Prain TPC
Personal Social Media: Instagram, Fancafe

Lee Se Young Facts & TMI

Lee Se Young was bon and grew up in Seoul.
Her family consists of mother, father, and an elder sister.
Her religion is Christian.
She debuted as a child actress in 1997 through an SBS drama ‘The Brothers’ River’.
She belongs to Jeonju Lee clan.
Her name “Seyoung” has the meaning of “to be a glorious person”.
Lee Se Young mostly acted as the younger version of the lead character until 2011.
Later, her name resurfaced thanks to the KBS2 weekend drama ‘The Gentlemen Of Wolgyesu Tailor Shop’ in 2016.
In 2011 she enrolled in Sungshin Women’s University alongside the late Goo Hara. She majored in Video and Media.
Lee Se Young and Goo Hara were known as Sungshin Women’s University’s “queens” for their beauty.
She’s been appearing in a lot of variety shows since her debut, including ‘Infinite Challenge’ and ‘Running Man’.
Her lovely chemistry with actor Hyunwoo in drama ‘The Gentlemen Of Wolgyesu Tailor Shop earned them the nickname Ah-Choo Couple as well as winning the Best Couple Award at KBS Drama Awards 2016.
Ever since appearing in the well-acclaimed drama ‘The Crowned Clown’ in 2019, Lee Se Young has always been cast as the lead female.
Her official fan cafe is called Jin Leeseyoung, while her fandom is called Wonnim.
She appears in a lot of school textbooks.
Lee Se Young is known as a softhearted person who cries easily.
She confessed that during her school days she put a lot of effort to mingle by throwing jokes and doing silly things with her friends.
In addition to having a pretty face, she also has a very pretty-looking nose.
She has a cat named Ari.
Lee Se Young has a niece-uncle-like relationship with senior actor and labelmate Ryu Seung Ryong.
She is a supporter of Manchester United.
She won an Excellence Award in Miniseries in SBS Drama Awards 2019 for her performance in the drama ‘Doctor John’.
Because of her cute but silly antics, he got nicknames such as Pretty Weirdo, Lovely Weirdo, Cute Weirdo, etc.
It is said that she loves putting her male co-actors’ funny photos as her phone wallpaper.

Movie

‘Dance with Solitude’ as Young Hee (2004)
‘When I Turned Nine’ as Jang Woo Rim (2004)
‘Lovely Rivals’ as Go Mi Nam (2004)
‘All for Love’ as Jasmine, an aspiring actress (2005/ Cameo)
‘The Wonder Years’ as Soo Ah (2007)
‘All About My Wife’ as Jang Sung Ki’s stalker (2012/ Cameo)
‘Grape Candy’ as Female bank customer (2012/ Cameo)
‘Horror Stories 2’ as Se Young (2013/ Segment: “444”)
‘Hot Young Bloods’ as So Hee (2014)
‘Duck Town’ as Hee Jung (2018)
‘Hotel Lake’ as Yoo Mi (2020)

TV Series

‘The Brothers’ River’ (SBS/ 1997)
‘The Path of the Great Dynasty’ as Princess Cheongseon (MBC/ 1998)
‘My Mother’s Daughters’ (SBS/ 1998)
‘Did We Really Love?’ as Young Kang Jae Young (MBC/ 1999)
‘Promise’ (SBS/ 1999)
‘Sunday Best: Dangerous Lullaby’ as Im Ja Min (KBS2/ 1999)
‘MBC Best Theater: Let’s Plat, Song Yi’ as Kang Song Yi (MBC/ 2000)
‘MBC Best Theater: That Girl was Deserted’ (MBC/ 2000)
‘Foolish Princes’ as Yeo Sat Byul (MBC/ 2000)
‘I Want to See Your Face’ as Lee So Dam (MBC/ 2001)
‘Present’ as Kim Da Hee (MBC/ 2002)
‘Robinson Crusoe in the Classroom’ as Lee Hye Jung (EBS/ 2002)
‘My Love Patzzi’ as young Yang Song Yi (MBC/ 2002)
‘Kitchen Maid’ (MBC/ 2002)
‘Country Princess’ as Young Lee Eun Hee (MBC/ 2003)
‘Land of Wine’ as Young Lee Sun Hee (SBS/ 2003)
‘Drama City: Queen of Disco’ as Kang Soo Ji (KBS2/ 2003)
‘Merry Go Round’ as Young Sung Eun Kyo (MBC/ 2003)
‘Dae Jang Geum’ as Young Choi Geum Young (MBC/ 2003)
‘Beijing My Love’ as Jang Na Ra (KBS2/ 2004)
‘HDTV Literature: Sonaki’ as Girl (KBS2/ 2004)
‘Single Again’ as Lee Soo Jin (SBS/ 2005)
‘Sisters of the Sea’ as Young Song Choon Hee (MBC/ 2005)
‘Unstoppable High Kick!’ as Lee Se Young (MBC/ 2005/ Guest, episode 143)
‘Kokkiri (Elephant)’ as Gook Se Young (MBC/ 2008)
‘Drama Special: Yeongdeok Women’s Wrestling Team’ as Cha Bong Hee (KBS2/ 2011)
‘Bachelor’s Vegetable Store’ as Han Tae In (Channel A/ 2011)
‘Dream of the Emperor’ as Chun Gwan Nyeo (KBS1/ 2012)
‘Missing You’ as Han Ah Reum (MBC/ 2012)
‘Goddess of Marriage’ as Noh Min Jung (SBS/ 2013)
‘Adolescence Medley’ as Yang Ah Young (KBS2/ 2013)
‘Drama Festival: Haneuljae’s Murder’ as Mi Soo (MBC/ 2013)
‘Trot Lovers’ as Park Soo In (KBS2/ 2014)
‘The Vampire Detective’ as Han Gyeo Wool (OCN/ 2016)
‘The Gentlemen of Wolgyesu Tailor Shop’ as Min Hyo Won (KBS2/ 2016)
‘Hit the Top’ as Choi Woo Seung (KBS2/ 2017)
‘A Korean Odyssey’ as Jin Bu Ja/ Jung Se Ra/ Ah Sa Nyeo (tvN/ 2017)
‘The Crowned Clown’ as Yoo So Woon (tvN/ 2019)
‘Doctor John’ as Kang Shi Young (SBS/ 2019)
‘Memorist’ as Han Sun Mi (tvN/ 2020)
‘Kairos‘ as Han Ae Ri (MBC/ 2020)
‘The Red Sleeve‘ as Sung Deok Im (MBC/ 2021)
‘The Law Cafe‘ as Kim Yu Ri (KBS2/ 2022)

Web Series

‘How Are U Bread’ as Noh Mi Rae (Naver TV Cast/ 2020)

MV

‘S.II.S (Soul to Soul) by S.E.S (2002)
‘가슴아 그만’ by Black (2008)
‘My Mother’s Daughters’ (SBS/ 1998)
‘Don’t Touch My Girl’ by Boyfriend (2011)
‘If I’ by Chung Dong Ha (2014)
‘I Feel on You’ as Lee Seung Hwan feat. Lee So Eun (2014)

Variety Show

‘PoPoPo’ (MBC/ 1997)
‘Doing Alright Alone’ (KBS2/ 1999)
‘Talkshow with Lim Sung Hoon’ (MBC/ 2003)
‘Exclamation Mark’ (MBC/ 2003)
‘Infinite Challenge’ (MBC/ 2008)
‘Soulmate’ (MBC/ 2008)
‘Yeoyumanman’ (MBC/ 2011)
‘Come to Play’ (MBC/ 2012)
‘Radio Star’ (MBC/ 2012)
‘Emergency Escape Number 1’ (KBS/ 2013)
‘Running Man’ (SBS/ 2014 & 2017)
‘Get It Beauty’ (OnStyle/ 2016)
‘Happy Together Season 3’ (KBS2/ 2017)
‘Get It Beauty 2017’ (OnStyle/ 2017)
‘Let’s Eat Dinner Together’ (JTBC/ 2017)
‘We Got Married’ (MBC/ 2015/ Guest)
‘King of Mask Singer’ (MBC/ 2017/ Contestant, episode 109)
‘The Ultimate Watchlist’ (XtvN/ 2018/ Main host)
‘Weekend Playlist’ (tvN/ 2018–2019/ Cast member)
‘DoReMi Market’ (tvN/ 2019)
‘Battle Trip’ (KBS2/ 2019)
‘Where is My Home’ (MBC/ 2020)
‘Where is My Home’ (MBC/ 2021)