Lee Jung-ho (b. 1975)

Alias:
Jeong Ho Lee
Jeong-Ho Lee
Jeong-ho Lee
Jung-Ho Lee
Jung-ho Lee
Lee Jeong-Ho
Lee Jeong-ho
Lee Jung-ho
이정호

Birthplace:
South Korea

Born:
December 20, 1975

Lee Jung-ho (이정호) is a South Korean filmmaker best known for his films Bestseller (2010) and Broken (2014).

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Adaptation:
2010  No Mercy

Assistant Director:
2004  The Ghost
2006  Vampire Cop Ricky
2007  Skeletons in the Closet
2008  A Man Who Was Superman
2010  No Mercy

Director:
2004  The Ghost
2006  Vampire Cop Ricky
2007  Skeletons in the Closet
2008  A Man Who Was Superman
2010  Bestseller
2010  No Mercy
2014  Broken
2019  The Beast

Executive Producer:
2004  The Ghost
2006  Vampire Cop Ricky
2007  Skeletons in the Closet
2008  A Man Who Was Superman
2010  Bestseller
2010  No Mercy
2014  Broken
2019  The Beast
2021  Perhaps Love

Screenplay:
2004  The Ghost
2006  Vampire Cop Ricky
2007  Skeletons in the Closet
2008  A Man Who Was Superman
2010  Bestseller
2010  No Mercy
2014  Broken
2017  The Tooth and the Nail
2019  The Beast
2021  Perhaps Love

Writer:
2000  White Dog with White Heart
2004  The Ghost
2006  Vampire Cop Ricky
2007  Skeletons in the Closet
2008  A Man Who Was Superman
2010  Bestseller
2010  No Mercy
2014  Broken
2015  The Accidental Detective
2017  The Tooth and the Nail
2019  The Beast
2021  Perhaps Love

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