| Lee Sun-kyun (1975-2023) was a prominent South Korean actor known for his roles in popular K-dramas and films like Coffee Prince (2007), Pasta (2010), and Parasite (2019). |
| In December 2023, Lee Sun-kyun was found dead in a car at a park in Seoul, South Korea. |
| During high school, he was passionate about basketball, playing for almost twelve hours daily. |
| He also had interests in music and advertising and aspired to work as a radio show producer. |
| Lee's journey into acting began in college when he replaced a senior in a drama club performance. |
| He left college to pursue acting, eventually studying at Korea National University of Arts. |
| Lee Sun-kyun appeared in popular musical theaters and made his TV debut in the 2002 K-drama series "Lovers." |
| He starred in several short films and made his breakthrough with the 2007 medical K-drama "White Tower." |
| His film debut was in "Make It Big" (2002), and he gained recognition with the 2008 film "Sa-kwa." |
| In "Parasite" (2019), Lee played the role of 'Park Dong-ik' in the award-winning movie directed by Bong Joon-ho. |
| Known for his 'impatient perfectionist' roles, Lee had a significant impact on the audience through his diverse performances. |
| In 2007, he became the brand ambassador for the Health Insurance Review and Assessment Service. |
| Lee Sun-kyun's sudden death in December 2023 shocked fans and the industry, with investigations revealing his early departure after leaving a suicide note. |
