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Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute
The Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute, founded in 1969 by Lee and Anna Strasberg, is an NAST-accredited Method acting school with New York and West Hollywood campuses, conservatory and AOS programs, and alumni including Al Pacino and Lady Gaga.
Lee Strobel
Lee Strobel is an American author and former Chicago Tribune journalist turned evangelical apologist, best known for The Case for Christ (1998), which has sold over 5 million copies.
Lee Su-in
Su-In Lee (이수인) is a computer scientist and Boeing Endowed Professor at the University of Washington, known for SHAP, a widely used framework for explaining machine-learning predictions.
Lee Sun-bin (이선빈)
Lee Sun-bin (이선빈), birth name Lee Jin-Kyung, born 1994, is a South Korean actress and former idol trainee known for Missing Nine, Work Later Drink Now, Boyhood, and MBC Drama Awards wins in 2017 and 2025.
Lee Sun-kyun (이선균)
Lee Sun-kyun (이선균, 1975–2023) was a South Korean actor known for Parasite, Coffee Prince, My Mister, and A Hard Day; he died in Seoul in December 2023 amid a drug investigation.
Lee Sung Jin (이성진)
Lee Sung Jin (이성진), also known as Sonny Lee, is a Korean American TV writer, director, and showrunner, creator of Netflix's Emmy-winning Beef; formerly wrote Silicon Valley, Dave, and Tuca & Bertie.
Lee Sung-jae (이성재)
Lee Sung-jae (이성재), born 1970, is a South Korean actor who debuted with MBC in 1995 and rose to film stardom with Art Museum by the Zoo (1998), Attack the Gas Station (1999), and Bong Joon-ho's Barking Dogs Never Bite, later moving mainly to television roles such as Show Window: The Queen's House.
Lee Sung-kyung (이성경)
Lee Sung-kyung (이성경, born 1990) is a South Korean model-turned-actress and singer under YG Entertainment, known for Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok-joo, Dr. Romantic 2 and 3, Shting Stars, and Call It Love.
Lee Sung-min (이성민) (actor)
Lee Sung-min (이성민), South Korean actor born 1968, theater-trained Daegu actor turned star via Misaeng (2014); four-time Baeksang winner, known for The Spy Gone North, Reborn Rich, and No Other Choice.
Lee Sung-min (이성민) (singer)
Lee Sung-min (이성민), stage name Sungmin, born 1986, is a South Korean singer and musical actor, a Super Junior member since 2005, later a solo and trot artist who left SM Entertainment in 2025.
Lee Sung-yeol (이성열)
Lee Sung-yeol (이성열, Sungyeol), born 1991 in Yongin, is a South Korean singer and actor, sub-vocalist of INFINITE (debuted June 9, 2010) and member of Infinite F, also known for dramas such as Numbers and Iron Family.
Lee Tae-hwan (이태환)
Lee Tae-hwan (이태환, born 1995) is a South Korean actor, model, and former 5urprise member; debuted 2013 in After School: Lucky or Not; known for What's Wrong with Secretary Kim, W, DNA Lover. Distinct from a same-name trot singer.
Lee Tae-ri (이태리)
Lee Tae-ri (이태리), born Lee Min-ho, is a South Korean actor born in 1993 in Namyangju. A 1998 child star of Soonpoong Clinic, known for The Moon Embracing the Sun, Tale of the Nine Tailed, and Destined with You; married in May 2026.
Lee Tae-sung (이태성)
Lee Tae-sung (이태성, born Lee Sung-deok, 1985) is a South Korean actor known for Blossom Again, Gangster High, Rooftop Prince, My Golden Life, and Three Bold Siblings; former baseball player turned actor and painter.
Lee Taek Geun
Lee Taek Geun (이택근) names two South Korean athletes: a baseball outfielder born 1980 in Busan, 2008 Olympic gold medalist and 17-season KBO veteran, and a footballer born 2001, a K League defender for Paju Frontier.
Lee Tamahori
Lee Tamahori (1950–2025), New Zealand director of Ngāti Porou descent, directed Once Were Warriors (1994), Die Another Day, The Edge, Mahana, and The Convert; died aged 75 of Parkinson's disease.
Lee Teng-hui (李登辉)
Lee Teng-hui (李登輝), also Iwasato Masao, was Taiwan's first Taiwan-born and first directly elected president (1988-2000), an agricultural economist who led ROC democratization reforms.
Lee Tergesen
Lee Tergesen (Lee Allen Tergesen), American actor born 1965 in Ivoryton, Connecticut, known for Tobias Beecher on HBO's Oz (1997-2003), Evan Wright in Generation Kill, Chett in Weird Science, and Wayne's World's "I love you, man" line.
Lee Thiam Wah
Lee Thiam Wah is a Malaysian billionaire who founded 99 Speed Mart, the country's largest mini-mart chain, taking it public in Malaysia's largest IPO in seven years in 2024.
Lee Thompson Young
Lee Thompson Young (1984–2013), American actor, Disney Channel's The Famous Jett Jackson, later Detective Barry Frost on Rizzoli & Isles; films Friday Night Lights and Akeelah and the Bee; died by suicide at 29 after bipolar disorder; family founded the Lee Thompson Young Foundation for youth mental health.
Lee Tiger Halley
Lee Tiger Halley is an Australian actor from Fremantle, Western Australia, known as Gus Bell in Netflix's Boy Swallows Universe, winner of the 2025 AACTA Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama, a 2024 CGA Rising Star, and cast as young Bon Scott in The Kid from Harvest Road.
Lee Trevino
Lee Trevino (born December 1, 1939), nicknamed Merry Mex and Super Mex, is a Mexican-American golfer who won six majors, 29 PGA Tour and 29 Champions Tour titles, and the 1971 U.S.-Canadian-British Open triple.
Lee Trundle
Lee Trundle, Liverpool-born striker from Huyton, starred for Swansea City (78 goals in 146 games, 2003-07), Bristol City, Wrexham and Leeds; famous for Soccer AM showboating, now a Swansea ambassador still playing Welsh league football at 50.
Lee U Seok
Woo Seok Lee (이우석, Lee Woo-seok), South Korean recurve archer born 1997 in Seoul; 2014 Youth Olympic champion, 2024 Paris Olympic team gold and individual bronze, three world team titles, former world number one.
Lee Ufan
Lee Ufan (이우환, born 1936) is a South Korean painter and sculptor based mainly in Japan, the leading theorist and practitioner of the Mono-ha movement, known for combining stones with steel plates.
Lee University
Lee University, also known as Lee U, is a private Christian university in Cleveland, Tennessee. Founded in 1918, it offers liberal arts and professional education.
Lee Unkrich
Lee Unkrich (born 1967, Cleveland, Ohio) is an American Pixar director and editor: co-director of Toy Story 2, Monsters, Inc., and Finding Nemo; Oscar-winning director of Toy Story 3 and Coco; returning for Coco 2 (2029).
Lee Van Cleef
Lee Van Cleef (1925–1989), American actor born Clarence Leroy Van Cleef Jr. in Somerville, New Jersey, played villains from High Noon (1952) before Sergio Leone cast him as Colonel Mortimer and Angel Eyes, making him a top European spaghetti-western star.
Lee Ving
Lee Ving (born 1950, Philadelphia) is an American punk musician and actor, frontman of Fear ("The Record," 1981 SNL appearance) and screen actor in Flashdance and Clue.
Lee W. Jones
Lee W. Jones is a Canadian-born exercise oncology researcher who quantified how chemotherapy degrades fitness and ran randomized trials of prescribed exercise therapy at Duke and Memorial Sloan Kettering.