Lee Min Ho Movies And Dramas (Complete Watch List)

From “Boys Over Flowers” to the global hit “Pachinko,” Lee Min Ho has ruled Korean dramas for over a decade. If you are looking for the best Lee Min Ho movies and dramas, this list is a must-read.

Who Is Lee Min Ho?

Lee Min-ho is one of the most popular and influential South Korean actors, known for his massive fan following across Asia and beyond. Rising to fame at a young age, he quickly became a global heartthrob thanks to his performances in hit Korean dramas.

Lee Min Ho Biography
Full Name	Lee Min Ho
Nick Name	Hallyu Prince
Date Of Birth	22 June
Birth Place	Dongjak-gu, Seoul, South Korea
Hometown	Dongjak-gu, Seoul, South Korea
Qualification	Master's in Film & Arts
By Profession	Actor, Model, Singer & Entrepreneur
Korean TV Debut	Sharp (2003)
Korean Film Debut	Public Enemy Returns (2008)
Martial Status	Unmarried

His popularity isn’t limited to South Korea - Lee Min-ho has built a strong international presence, making him one of the leading faces of the Korean Wave (Hallyu). His widespread appeal and charisma have earned him recognition on global platforms, including a spot on CNN’s list of the Top 20 Hottest South Korean Male Celebrities.

On this list, he stands alongside other renowned actors such as Jang Dong-gun, Joo Jin-mo, and Won Bin, further cementing his status as one of the biggest stars in the industry. 

Now moving forward, let’s talk about Lee Min Ho movies and dramas.

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Top 6 Lee Min Ho Dramas For Beginners

1. Pachinko

IMDb Rating: 8.4/10

No. Of Episodes: 16 (Total 2 Seasons, each having 8 ep)

Where to watch: Apple TV / Prime Video

Dubbed Version: Japanese, English

Kim Sun-Ja (Kim Min-Ha) was born and grew up in Busan, Korea, in the early 1900s, during Japan's occupation. She falls for a man named Koh Han-Su (Lee Min-Ho). She perceives that he is an influential individual and belongs to a different social class than hers, yet she is ignorant of his entire history.

In the meantime, a priest named Baek Isak (Noh Sang-Hyun) arrives to stay at the lodge managed by Kim Sun-Ja's mother. Upon discovering Kim Sun-Ja's circumstances, he attempts to counsel her; however, upon witnessing her steadfast determination, he proposes marriage.

Kim Sun-Ja quickly relocates to Japan and encounters challenges as a Korean immigrant in an unfamiliar environment.

Why Should You Watch This: A powerful historical story with emotional depth that shows Lee Min Ho in one of his most serious and mature roles.

2. The King: Eternal Monarch

IMDb Rating: 8.1/10

No. Of Episodes: 16

Where to watch: Netflix

Dubbed Version: Hindi, English

The series portrays two parallel worlds - one is the Kingdom of Corea with its monarchy, while the other is the Republic of Korea, reflecting our actual world. 

The tale centers on King Lee Gon (Lee Min Ho) who stops his uncle and traitor Lee Rim (Lee Jung Jin) from creating chaos in both realms. During his journey, he traverses different realms and encounters a detective in the Republic (Kim Go Eun as Jung Tae Eul), developing feelings for her.

Why Should You Watch This: A visually stunning fantasy show that mixes romance, mystery, and the unique concept of parallel worlds.

3. Legend of the Blue Sea

IMDb Rating: 8.1/10

No. Of Episodes: 20

Where to watch: Rakuten Viki

Dubbed Version: Hindi, Urdu, English

This drama featuring Jun Ji-Hyun and Lee Min-Ho possesses every ingredient of an enchanting romance that defies time. Motivated by a traditional Joseon tale of a fisherman who caught a mermaid, it narrates the extraordinary love affair between the heir of a noble Joseon family and a mermaid taken by a mercenary. 

Their destinies align with their contemporary versions, a talented con artist (Lee Min Ho) and a mermaid he saved (Jun Ji Hyun), who endeavor to stop a tragic past from recurring.

Why Should You Watch This: A charming fantasy romance with great chemistry, humor, and one of Lee Min Ho’s most entertaining performances.

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4. Boys Over Flowers

IMDb Rating: 7.7/10

No. Of Episodes: 25

Where to watch: Netflix / Prime Video

Dubbed Version: English, Hindi, Tamil

Boys Over Flowers is a South Korean TV series inspired by the Japanese manga with the same title.

A scholarship to Shinhwa School is offered to Jan-di (Ku) one day. The school is run by the F4, four chaebol heirs who alter her life dramatically. Their leader, Gu Jun-pyo (Lee), develops feelings for her and awkwardly tries to start a relationship with her. Jan-di develops feelings for Yoon Ji-hoo (Kim) and later forms a friendship with him, before eventually falling for Jun-pyo.

Why Should You Watch This: The iconic drama that made Lee Min Ho a global star and introduced millions of fans to K-dramas.

5. The Heirs

IMDb Rating: 7.5/10

No. Of Episodes: 20

Where to watch: MX Player/ Prime Video

Dubbed Version: English, Hindi

The Heirs follows the story of two very different young people whose lives unexpectedly cross.

Cha Eun-Sang, a hardworking girl from a poor background, travels to the U.S. hoping for a better future with her sister, only to discover harsh realities that shatter her dreams. Stranded and alone, she meets Kim Tan (Lee Min) , a wealthy heir living abroad. Despite coming from completely different worlds, the two quickly form a connection.

However, complications arise when Eun-Sang learns about Kim Tan’s fiancee, Rachel, and eventually returns to South Korea. Unable to forget her, Kim Tan follows her back, only to find that she is now living in his own house - as the daughter of his family’s housekeeper.

Why Should You Watch This: A classic rich-boy love story filled with romance, emotions, and Lee Min Ho’s most popular romantic role.

6. City Hunter

IMDb Rating: 6.3/10

No. Of Episodes: 20

Where to watch: Netflix / Prime Video

Dubbed Version: English, Hindi

City Hunter narrates a tale of revenge that Jin-pyo (Kim Sang-joong) has planned since he saw his comrades killed by the nation they are devoted to defend. He is the only survivor of the ’83 incident because Mu-yeol literally shielded him. The treachery profoundly pierced his spirit when all 21 were subsequently declared “missing,” their identities erased from existence; he then vows to reclaim their lives.

To fulfill this ultimate dream, he abducts Mu-yeol’s son from his mother, Kyung-hee, and prepares him for revenge.

Why Should You Watch This: An action-packed revenge thriller that shows Lee Min Ho in a completely different and intense avatar.

List Of Lee Min Ho Movies

There are few Lee Min Ho movies you can watch online. The list includes Omniscient Reader: The Prophecy, Bounty Hunters, Gangnam Blues, Our School's E.T. and Public Enemy Returns.

These Lee Min Ho Movies are available on OTT platforms like Netflix, Prime Video with different language and subtitles. 

Lee Min Ho Upcoming Projects

Lee Min Ho is in discussions to feature in Scent of the Night, an upcoming romantic sageuk. The upcoming K drama will feature the Hallyu star alongside Moon Ga Young, known for True Beauty, marking the stunning duo's initial on-screen partnership.

What Is Scent of the Night About: Scent of the Night is a drama adapted from a webtoon, taking place in the Joseon era, when women experienced significant oppression. The emotional, heart-wrenching, and stimulating story revolves around Seo Hong (Moon Ga Young), a woman who remains loyal to her wishes by defying her predetermined destiny, and Seo Jaeha (Lee Min Ho), a man who loves her but must conceal his own longing by embracing his fate.

From romantic classics to action thrillers, Lee Min Ho movies and dramas continue to entertain audiences around the world. Whether you are a new viewer or a long-time fan, these shows are a great way to experience the charm and talent of one of Korea’s biggest stars.

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