Lee Min-ho has become a household name in the world of K-dramas, captivating audiences with his charm, acting prowess, and versatile roles. This curated list of 10 dramas not only showcases his talent but also provides UK viewers with the opportunity to enjoy these series in English dub, making the experience more accessible and enjoyable. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to the world of Lee Min-ho, this collection promises a blend of romance, action, and drama that will leave you wanting more.

The Heirs (2013)
Description: Here, Lee Min-ho plays Kim Tan, a wealthy heir entangled in a love triangle. The drama explores themes of class disparity and the pressures of high society, with Lee Min-ho delivering a nuanced performance.
Fact: The drama was filmed in several locations, including the USA, to capture the international lifestyle of the characters.


The King: Eternal Monarch (2020)
Description: Lee Min-ho plays a dual role as a modern-day emperor and his doppelganger from a parallel universe, in a story that intertwines fantasy, romance, and political intrigue.
Fact: The drama was one of the most anticipated releases of 2020, with a significant budget for its special effects.


Boys Over Flowers (2009)
Description: This iconic drama is where many fans first fell in love with Lee Min-ho as Gu Jun-pyo, the leader of the notorious F4 group. His transformation from a cold-hearted bully to a devoted lover is both heartwarming and dramatic.
Fact: The series was so popular that it led to numerous remakes in different countries, and Lee Min-ho's character became a cultural phenomenon.


Personal Taste (2010)
Description: Lee Min-ho plays an architect who pretends to be gay to share an apartment with a woman, leading to a series of comedic and romantic misunderstandings.
Fact: This was one of the first dramas to openly address themes of sexual orientation in a light-hearted manner.


Faith (2012)
Description: A historical drama where Lee Min-ho is a warrior who time-travels to modern-day Seoul to bring back a doctor, blending action, romance, and time-travel elements.
Fact: The drama required extensive research into Goryeo dynasty architecture and costumes.


Gangnam Blues (2015)
Description: A film rather than a drama, Lee Min-ho stars in this gritty tale of two friends navigating the underworld of 1970s Seoul, showcasing his ability to handle darker, more complex roles.
Fact: The film was Lee Min-ho's first major movie role after his success in television.


Legend of the Blue Sea (2016)
Description: In this fantasy romance, Lee Min-ho plays a con artist who falls in love with a mermaid. The drama combines elements of comedy, romance, and supernatural intrigue, showcasing his versatility.
Fact: The drama was one of the most expensive productions in Korean television history due to its elaborate sets and CGI.


Bounty Hunters (2016)
Description: In this action-comedy film, Lee Min-ho plays a bounty hunter, showcasing his comedic timing and action skills in a different genre.
Fact: The film was shot in multiple locations, including Hong Kong and Thailand, to capture the essence of an international bounty hunter.


Pachinko (2022)
Description: Although not a traditional drama, Lee Min-ho appears in this epic series based on the novel by Min Jin Lee, exploring the lives of a Korean family over generations, with his role adding depth to the narrative.
Fact: The series has been critically acclaimed for its portrayal of Korean diaspora and cultural identity.


City Hunter (2011)
Description: Lee Min-ho stars as a skilled mercenary seeking justice for his father's death, blending action with a compelling storyline. This drama showcases his ability to handle intense roles with finesse.
Fact: The drama was adapted from a Japanese manga, and Lee Min-ho underwent extensive physical training for his role.
