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Lee Majors
Lee Majors (Harvey Lee Yeary, born 1939) is an American TV actor known for Heath Barkley in The Big Valley, Steve Austin in The Six Million Dollar Man (1974-78), and Colt Seavers in The Fall Guy (1981-86).
Lee Malia
Lee Malia, lead guitarist of Sheffield rock band Bring Me The Horizon since 2004; plays all guitars on every record since Suicide Season; known for Epiphone and Jackson signature guitars.
Lee Man Fong
Lee Man Fong (李曼峰, 1913–1988) was a Chinese-born painter active in Indonesia and Singapore who blended Lingnan brushwork with Western oil technique and served President Sukarno as court painter.
Lee Maracle
Lee Maracle, born Marguerite Aline Carter, was a Stó:lō Canadian writer and activist whose 1975 debut Bobbi Lee: Indian Rebel was among Canada's first published Indigenous fiction.
Lee Marvin
Lee Marvin (1924–1987), American actor Lamont Waltman Marvin Jr., Oscar winner for Cat Ballou (1965), WWII Marine wounded at Saipan; tough-guy star of The Big Heat, Point Blank, The Dirty Dozen.
Lee Mavers
Lee Mavers is the Liverpool singer-songwriter, frontman of the La's, whose 1990 debut featuring "There She Goes" he disowned; he has released no new music since.
Lee McInnis
Lee McInnis is an American politician and Democratic candidate for the U.S. House in Alabama's 3rd District in 2026; an Army veteran, he worked in defense intelligence.
Lee McKenzie
Lee McKenzie is a Scottish sports journalist, TV presenter and author, Channel 4's Formula 1 presenter since 2016, formerly BBC F1 pit lane reporter 2009-2015 and the first woman to anchor F1 on British TV (2012), author of Inside F1 (2022).
Lee Mead
Lee Mead (born 1981) is an English actor and singer, winner of BBC's Any Dream Will Do in 2007, who played Joseph at the Adelphi Theatre, starred in Wicked, Legally Blonde, Sister Act, Casualty and Holby City as Ben 'Lofty' Chiltern.
Lee Meriwether
Lee Meriwether (born May 27, 1935) is an American actress and Miss America 1955, known as Betty Jones on Barnaby Jones, Catwoman in Batman: The Movie (1966), Dr. Ann MacGregor on The Time Tunnel, and Lily Munster on The Munsters Today.
Lee Mi-ja
Lee Mi-ja (이미자) is a South Korean trot singer, born in Seoul in 1941, best known for the 1964 hit 'Dongbaek Agassi' and nicknamed the Queen of Elegy.
Lee Mi-sook (이미숙)
Lee Mi-sook (이미숙), also romanized Lee Mi-Sook, is a South Korean actress born in 1959 (IMDb says 1960), a 1980s film star of Whale Hunting and Mulberry who retired in 1987 and returned with An Affair (1998).
Lee Miglin
Lee Miglin (1924–1997) was a Chicago real estate developer whose company managed 22 million square feet of space; he was murdered by Andrew Cunanan in 1997.
Lee Miller
Lee Miller (1907–1977), American photographer and Lady Penrose: Vogue model, Man Ray collaborator and solarization pioneer, and US Army-accredited war correspondent who photographed the Blitz, Dachau, Buchenwald, and Hitler's bathtub.
Lee Min-ho (이민호)
Lee Min-ho (이민호), born 1987, South Korean actor and Hallyu star of Boys Over Flowers, The Heirs, and Apple TV+'s Pachinko; Grand Bell Best New Actor 2015 and 12-year #1 in the Overseas Hallyu Survey.
Lee Min-hyuk (South Korean rapper)
Lee Min-hyuk (이민혁, born 1990) is a South Korean rapper, lead rapper of the boy group BtoB, who records solo material under the stage name HUTA.
Lee Min-jae
Lee Min-jae (이민재, born 2000) is a South Korean actor, not the actress Lee Min-jung. Debut 2018 film Last Child; known for Weak Hero Class 2, Crash Course in Romance, Boy in the Pool, and four 2026 projects.
Lee Min-jung (이민정)
Lee Min-jung (이민정), born 1982 in Seoul, is a South Korean actress whose 2009 Boys over Flowers role and 2010 film Cyrano Agency won Best New Actress honors; married to actor Lee Byung-hun since 2013.
Lee Min-ki
Lee Min-ki (이민기, born 1985, Gimhae) is a South Korean actor, singer, and model known for Haeundae, Quick, Spellbound, Because This Is My First Life, and My Liberation Notes, with Baeksang Best New Actor honors.
Lee Moak
Lee Moak, born Donald Lee Moak in 1957, is an American former Marine fighter pilot and Delta captain who served as president of the Air Line Pilots Association from 2011 to 2014.
Lee Montgomery
Lee Montgomery, also known as Elliott Harcourt Montgomery, is a Canadian actor known for roles in Ben (1972), Burnt Offerings (1976), and Girls Just Want to Have Fun (1985).
Lee Morgan
Lee Morgan (Edward Lee Morgan, 1938–1972), Philadelphia-born hard bop trumpeter and Blue Note star, leader of The Sidewinder (1964) and Cornbread, Jazz Messengers member, shot dead at Slug's aged 33.
Lee Mujin
Lee Mujin (이무진) is a South Korean singer-songwriter who finished third on Sing Again in 2021, topped the Melon chart with 'Traffic Light', and hosts LeeMujin Service.
Lee Murray
Lee Murray, 'Lightning', Moroccan-British former MMA fighter who won once at UFC 46 (2004) and was convicted in Morocco for masterminding the 2006 £53m Securitas depot robbery in Tonbridge, Kent, Britain's biggest cash robbery, serving a 25-year sentence.
Lee Myung-bak (이명박)
Lee Myung-bak (이명박, born 1941) is a South Korean ex-Hyundai executive who served as 17th president (2008-2013) and Seoul mayor; known for the Cheonggyecheon restoration, the 747 pledge, Four Major Rivers, Vision 3000, and a 17-year corruption sentence later pardoned.
Lee Na-eun (이나은)
Lee Na-eun (이나은), also known as Naeun, born 1999, is a South Korean actress and former APRIL member under Namoo Actors, known for A-Teen and Extraordinary You, who paused activities in 2021 over bullying allegations and returned with The Defects (2025).
Lee Na-young (이나영)
Lee Na-young (이나영, born 1979) is a South Korean actress, wife of Won Bin, who debuted in a 1998 Jambangee commercial, won the 2004 Blue Dragon Best Actress award, and stars in One Day Off and Honour.
Lee Niswander
Lee Niswander (Lee Ann Niswander) is an American developmental biologist known for research on limb development and neural tube closure, whose failure causes birth defects such as spina bifida.
Lee O-young
Lee O-young (이어령, 1934–2022) was a South Korean literary critic who wrote more than 130 books and served as the country's first Minister of Culture.
Lee Ok-seop
Lee Ok-seop (이옥섭, born 1987) is a South Korean film director and screenwriter, KAFA graduate, whose debut feature Maggie (2018) won Busan and Osaka festival awards; frequent co-director and 2022 legal spouse of actor Koo Kyo-hwan.