Lee Sung-min (Lee Sung-min) is a South Korean actor born on December 4, 1968, in Bonghwa County, North Gyeongsang Province. He studied at Daegu University of Science and works primarily in film, television, and theater.
He appeared in numerous films starting in the 2000s, including Secret Sunshine (2007), The Good, the Bad, and the Crazy (2008), The Attorney (2013), Kundo (2014) and The Sheriff in Town (2017). In 2018, he played several major roles in What a Man Wants, The Spy Gone North, The Witness and The Drug King. He then plays President Park in The President's Man (2020), and then starred in Remember (2022), Seoul Spring (2023), Handsome Guys (2024) and No other choice (2025). In 2026, it was announced in International Market 2.
On television, he has appeared notably in Pasta (2010), Brain (2011), The King 2 Hearts and Golden Time (2012). He gained widespread recognition for his role as Oh Sang-sik in Misaeng (2014). He then played the lead role of Park Tae-seok in Memory (2016).
In 2022, he played Kang Won-joong in Juvenile Justice, Jin Yang-cheol in Reborn Rich and Kim Taek-rok in Shadow Detective, a role he reprises in the second season in 2023. He also plays Oh Taek in A Bloody Lucky Day (2023).
In 2025, he appears in Nine Puzzle and The Queen Who Crowns. In 2026, he played the lead role of Choi Gang-seok in Let that be a lesson to you! and Choi Gu in Sacred Jewel.
