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Lee Joe-yun (born December 29, 1987), known professionally as Joseph Lee, is an American actor and artist. He is best known for his role in the Netflix limited series Beef (2023), which earned him a Primetime Emmy Award nomination.
Joseph Lee is an American actor & visual artist. He was raised in West Lafayette, Indiana. He began acting in theatre while attending Purdue University, where he studied political science and history. He made his film debut starring in Searching (2018), which premiered at Sundance Film Festival.
Apr 11, 2023 · Joseph Lee, Art Imitates Life. The actor, artist, and certified beefcake chats with Vanity Fair about his dual careers and his friendship with Steven Yeun. By Chris Murphy. April 11, 2023. Ja...
Apr 10, 2023 · In Netflix's BEEF, the actor trades blows with Ali Wong and Steven Yeun as the happy-go-lucky George Nakai. Here's why George's big moment—you know the one—put a "giant smile" on Lee's face ...
Joseph Lee is an American actor & visual artist. He was raised in West Lafayette, Indiana. He began acting in theatre while attending Purdue University, where he studied political science and history. He made his film debut starring in Searching (2018), which premiered at Sundance Film Festival.
Joseph Lee is a multi-talented Korean-American actor and fine-artist living in Los Angeles. He has made an impressive name for himself, especially with his lead role of George Nakai in the Netflix series Beef (2022).
Joseph Lee is a Korean-American actor & fine artist hailing from West Lafayette, Indiana. He began acting on stage while studying political science at Purdue University. His work includes roles in the 2018 Sundance award-winning film Search, TNT's Rizzoli & Isles (as Eric Chen), Vengeance Can Wait (Winner of the Hollywood Fringe Male Golden ...
We interviewed actor and self-taught visual artist Joseph Lee on the occasion of his solo exhibition “Passive. Aggression” at GR gallery in New York City.
Jan 12, 2024 · Joseph Lee, the Emmy-nominated star of Netflix tragicomedy Beef, discusses the importance of being present for his acting, art, and life.
