US Edition‘Even if I were born again, I would be an actor’: Lee Soon-jae’s life reflects dignity of an artist
Lee Soon-jae worked as an actor until his final days, inspiring colleagues and fans with his humility and dedication over a nearly 90-year career, industry figures said.
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Lee Soon Jae dies at 91: Late Blossom to Dog Knows Everything, career-defining works of the South Korean actor
Legendary South Korean actor Lee Soon-jae passed away at the age of 91, ending a distinguished career spanning more than seven decades in cinema, stage and television. He is considered an acting icon in the Korean art world, whose contributions have become an integral part of the country's cultural heritage. He breathed his last on November 25, leaving behind a heavy body of work for generations to remember. Read further to know about his career…
On November 25, the funeral of veteran artist Lee Soon Jae was held at the funeral home of Asan Hospital (Seoul, Korea). The cast of 'High Kick Through the Roof' and many familiar faces from the Korean entertainment industry came to pay their respects and send wreaths to bid farewell to the 'national grandfather'.
Lee Soon-jae (1934-2025) - Find a Grave Memorial
Actor. He was best known to both South Korean television and film viewers for the numerous roles he had in both mediums during a career that spanned from the 1960s to the 21st Century. He studied philosophy at Seoul National University before debuting in 1960 as part of KBS's first class of talent recruits. Over the years, he appeared in more than 100 productions across film, television, and theater, with notable works including "Men of the Bath…
[Digital Daily Reporter Jo Eun-byeol] "Our father, grandfather, teacher, may you be happy and at peace." Mourning continued for the second day for veteran actor Lee Soon-jae, who passed away on the 25th. Prior to his death, the deceased was active across broadcast, film, and theater, and he also nurtured future generations at university. Numerous actors and students who had worked with him as sons or grandsons visited him in person or sent messa…
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