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Lee Arenberg
Lee Arenberg (born 1962, Palo Alto, California) is an American character actor and Actors' Gang co-founder, known as Pintel in the Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy and Grumpy/Leroy on Once Upon a Time.
Lee Atwater
Lee Atwater (Harvey LeRoy Atwater, 1951–1991), American Republican political consultant from South Carolina; managed Bush's 1988 campaign with the Willie Horton ad, became RNC chairman, died of a brain tumor.
Lee Barnes
Lee Barnes (Lee Stratford Barnes Jr., 1906-1970), American pole vaulter; 1924 Paris Olympic gold at 3.95 m aged 17 via jump-off over Glenn Graham, fifth at 1928, world record 4.30 m in 1928, later appeared in Keaton's College.
Lee Beom-seok
Lee Beom-seok (이범석, 1900–1972) was a Korean independence activist who fought at the 1920 Battle of Cheongsanli, served as chief of staff of the Korean Liberation Army, and became South Korea's first Prime Minister in 1948.
Lee Bo-young (이보영)
Lee Bo-young (이보영, born 1979, Daejeon) is a South Korean actress, Miss Korea Daejeon-Chungnam Jin 2002, known for I Can Hear Your Voice, Mother, and JTBC's Agency (2023), married to actor Ji Sung.
Lee Boardman
Lee Boardman (born 1972, Manchester) is an English actor and producer known for Jez Quigley in Coronation Street, Timon in HBO's Rome, Arron Banks in Brexit: The Uncivil War, and roles in Memory, Andor, and Enola Holmes 2.
Lee Bong-chang
Lee Bong-chang (이봉창, 1901–1932) was a Korean independence activist who threw grenades at Emperor Hirohito's carriage outside Tokyo's Sakuradamon gate on 8 January 1932, then was executed that October.
Lee Bong-jun
Lee Bong-jun (이봉준, also romanized Lee Bong-joon, 李奉俊), born 1995 in Sangju, is a South Korean musical and television actor known for Alchemy of Souls, Extraordinary Attorney Woo, I Am a Running Mate, and Netflix's The Lesson (2026).
Lee Boo-jin (이부진)
Lee Boo-jin (이부진) is a South Korean businesswoman, the eldest daughter of Samsung chairman Lee Kun-hee, who has led the Samsung affiliate Hotel Shilla since 2010.
Lee Bowers
Lee Edward Bowers Jr. was a railroad tower operator in Dallas whose testimony about cars and men behind the grassy knoll became key JFK assassination evidence.
Lee Bowyer
Lee Bowyer (born 1977, Canning Town) is an English former midfielder, 397 Premier League appearances mainly for Leeds, later manager of Charlton, Birmingham City, and Montserrat.
Lee Boyd Malvo
Lee Boyd Malvo, born in Jamaica in 1985, was the teenage partner of John Allen Muhammad in the 2002 Beltway sniper attacks that killed ten people.
Lee Brice
Lee Brice (Kenneth Mobley Brice Jr., born 1979, Sumter, South Carolina) is a Curb Records country singer-songwriter with nine No. 1 radio singles, 10 billion+ streams, and CMA/ACM Song of the Year winner "I Drive Your Truck."
Lee Bright
Lee Bright is an American Republican politician representing South Carolina Senate District 12, which he held from 2008 to 2016 and regained in a December 2025 special election.
Lee Buchanan (footballer)
Lee David Buchanan (born 2001, Mansfield) is an English left-back/left wing-back for Birmingham City, formerly Derby County and Werder Bremen; England U19 and U21 youth international, sidelined by a knee injury since December 2024.
Lee Bul
Lee Bul (이불, born 1964) is a South Korean contemporary artist known for her Cyborg and Anagram sculpture series and her early body-centered performances of the late 1980s.
Lee Burridge
Lee Burridge, born in 1968 in Dorset, England, is an English DJ and producer known for Tyrant and for founding All Day I Dream in 2011.
Lee Byung-chul (이병철)
Lee Byung-chul (이병철), also known as Li Bingzhe, was a Korean entrepreneur who founded Samsung in Daegu in 1938 and built it into a chaebol, entering electronics in 1969 and semiconductors in 1983.
Lee Byung-hun
Lee Byung-hun (이병헌), born 1970, is a South Korean actor known for Joint Security Area, A Bittersweet Life, Hollywood roles as Storm Shadow and the T-1000, and the Front Man in Squid Game.
Lee C. McIntyre
Lee C. McIntyre is an American philosopher of science and public intellectual, a Research Fellow at Boston University known for The Scientific Attitude (2019) and books on science denial and post-truth.
Lee Calhoun
Lee Calhoun (Lee Quincy Calhoun, 1933–1989), American hurdler, first man to win consecutive Olympic 110 m hurdles golds (Melbourne 1956, Rome 1960); tied the 13.2 world record in 1960.
Lee Camp (footballer)
Lee Camp (Lee Michael John Camp, born 1984, Derby) is a retired goalkeeper with 549 league appearances, mostly Championship, 9 Northern Ireland caps, longest at Nottingham Forest, now Accrington Stanley U18 manager.
Lee Capes
Lee Capes (born 1961, North Fremantle, WA), also Lee Capes-Nobbs, Australian Hockeyroo forward, #240; won gold at Seoul 1988, scoring in the 2-0 final over South Korea; 93 caps 1985-1991; mother of Kaitlin Nobbs.
Lee Carsley
Lee Kevin Carsley (born 1974, Birmingham) is an English coach and former midfielder, a 40-cap Republic of Ireland international, England MU21 head coach winning the 2023 and 2025 U21 EUROs, and England's interim senior manager in 2024.
Lee Cattermole
Lee Cattermole (born 1988, Stockton-on-Tees) is an English former defensive midfielder and current Gateshead manager. He made 271 Premier League appearances for Middlesbrough, Wigan, and Sunderland, reached the 2006 UEFA Cup and 2014 League Cup finals, and retired in 2020 at 32.
Lee Chan-hyuk
Lee Chan-hyuk (이찬혁), who records solo as LEE CHANHYUK, is a South Korean singer-songwriter and producer born in 1996 who writes the music of the sibling duo AKMU.
Lee Chang Hwan
Lee Chang Hwan (이창환), South Korean recurve archer born 1982 in Ansan; Olympic team gold Beijing 2008, four world titles including 2009 Ulsan individual gold, later Saudi Arabia recurve head coach.
Lee Chang-dong (李滄東)
Lee Chang-dong (이창동, born 1954) is a South Korean director, novelist, and former Minister of Culture, a leading Korean auteur known for Peppermint Candy, Oasis, Poetry, Burning, and Possible Love, winner of Cannes and Venice prizes.
Lee Chang-ho
Lee Chang-ho (이창호, 李昌鎬), born 1975, South Korean 9-dan Go player nicknamed the Stone Buddha; 142 titles, 17 world championships, 1996–2006 era of dominance, and the Korean career wins record (1,969) set in 2025.
Lee Chapman
Lee Roy Chapman (born 1959, Lincoln), English centre-forward, son of Roy Chapman; 14 clubs 1978-1996, 197 goals in 552 Football League games; starred for Sheffield Wednesday, Nottingham Forest, and Leeds United, winning the 1992 First Division title.