Lee Jin-Hee (South Korean Actress)
Lee Jin-Hee (Hangul: 이진희) is a South Korean actress born on February 15, 1983. Known for her extensive work in both film and television, she has appeared in a wide array of supporting roles across numerous notable South Korean television dramas and feature films.

Biography and Personal Life
Lee Jin-Hee was born in South Korea on February 15, 1983. Standing at a height of 163 cm with blood type O, she has built a prolific career in the South Korean entertainment industry as an actress, participating in theatrical, television, and cinematic productions.
Filmography
Selected Film Appearances
- Escape from Mogadishu (2021) - Won Mi-Sook
- Stone Skipping (2020) - Eun-Ji's mother
- The Soup (2018) - Mi-Ok
- Mad Sad Bad (2014) - female company president
- The Attorney (2013) - door to door seller
- 48m (2013) - Ryoo Hwa-Young
- Always (2011) - eye clinic nurse
- You're My Pet (2011) - Yoo Ah-Young
- Mr. Idol (2011) - Reporter Lee
- Finding Mr. Destiny (2010) - publishing company employee
Selected Television Series
- To My Beloved Thief (KBS2, 2026) - Dong-Ju
- As You Stood By (Netflix, 2025) - Kim Seon-Yeong
- Genie, Make a Wish (Netflix, 2025) - Lee Jin-Hee
- Ms. Incognito (ENA, 2025) - Shin Jung-Hwa
- My Youth (JTBC, 2025) - Yang Ja-Kyung
- The Tale of Lady Ok (JTBC, 2024-2025) - Madam Cha
- Good Partner (SBS, 2024) - Kim Hui-Ra
- Flex x Cop (SBS, 2024) - Joo Hwa-Young
- Revenant (SBS, 2023) - Lee Mok-Dan's mom (ep.11)
- The First Responders (SBS, 2022) - Joo Young-Soo (ep.4)
- Why Her? (SBS, 2022) - Shim Min-Joo
- Bulgasal: Immortal Souls (tvN, 2021-2022) - mother
- Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha (tvN, 2021) - Yoon Hye-Jin's mom (ep.1)
- Here's My Plan (MBC, 2021) - Kim Bok-Hee
- Sell Your Haunted House (KBS2, 2021) - Eun-Byeol's mother (ep.8)
- VIP (SBS, 2019) - Kang Ji-Young
- When the Camellia Blooms (KBS2, 2019) - Han Geum-Ok
- A Pledge To God (MBC, 2018-2019) - Na Hae-Ji's mother
- Two Cops (MBC, 2017-2018) - Woo Hye-In
- Entertainer (SBS, 2016)
- Memory (tvN, 2016)
- Glorious Day (SBS, 2014)