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Lee Myeong-ro

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Lee Myeong-ro (이명로) is a rising South Korean actor known for his role as Allen in Bloodhounds.

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South Korean actor Lee Myeong-ro, known for Bloodhounds and Four Hands, Two Sonatas
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01 / A closer look

Beyond the screen.

Lee Myeong-ro is a rising South Korean actor who is quietly building an impressive list of roles. With each new drama, from Weak Hero to Four Hands, Two Sonatas, more fans are learning his name.

Lee Myeong-ro is about 188 cm tall, according to his published profile.

Early life

Lee Myeong-ro was born on May 10, 1994, in South Korea. He began appearing on television in 2021 and quickly started winning roles in major streaming and broadcast dramas.

Career and breakthrough

Lee Myeong-ro's first television roles came in Sisyphus: The Myth (2021) and Taxi Driver (2021), where he played Jung Yeon-tae. These early roles showed his sharp look and calm, intense acting style.

Popular roles

In Bloodhounds (2023), Lee Myeong-ro plays Allen, inside a hard world of loan sharks and young boxers fighting to survive. In Four Hands, Two Sonatas (2026), he plays Cho Hyun-cheol, taking a larger role in a drama built around music and rivalry.

Recent work and why fans love him

Lee Myeong-ro also appeared in The Tale of Lady Ok (2024) and Made in Korea (2025), continuing to work with strong casts and directors. Fans love discovering actors at this stage of their career, and many viewers believe his true breakthrough role is still to come.

02 / The journey

A career, chapter by chapter.

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