Lee Man-hee (director)

In this Korean name, the family name is Lee.

Lee Man-hee (October 6, 1931 – April 13, 1975) was a South Korean film director who worked prominently in South Korea's film industry during the 1960s and early 1970s.^[1][2][3] His works include Assassin (1969).^[4] He died in 1975 from liver cancer.^[5] His daughter, Lee Hye-young, is an actress.^[6][7]

Lee Man-hee
Born	(1931-10-06)October 6, 1931 Seoul, South Korea
Died	April 13, 1975(1975-04-13) (aged 43)
Occupation	Film director
Spouse	Moon Sook (1974-1975)
Children	Lee Hye-young
Korean name
Hangul	이만희
Hanja	李晩熙
Revised Romanization	I Man-hui
McCune–Reischauer	I Man-hŭi

Movies

• Kaleidoscope (1961)
• A Disobedient Son (1961)
• Call 112 (1962)
• Until I Die (1962)
• Don't Look Back (1963)
• The Marines Who Never Returned (1963)
• The Twelve Nyang Life (1963)
• Han Seok-bong (1963)
• Soldiers of YMS504 (1963)
• Where Can I Stand? (1964)
• The Evil Stairs (aka The Devil's Stairway) (1964)
• The Intimidator (1964)
• Black Hair (1964)
• The Chaser (1964)
• Myohyang's Elegy (1964)
• Market (1965)
• Heukmaek (1965)
• The Seven Female POW's (1965)
• Heilong River (1965)
• A Hero without Serial Number (1966)
• Late Autumn(1966)
• Unforgettable Woman (1966)
• A Water Mill (1966)
• Swindler Mr. Heo (1967)
• Legend of Ssarigol(1967)
• Oblivion (1967)
• Horror of Triangle (1967)
• Coming Back (1967)
• A Spotted Man (1967)
• The Starting Point(1967)
• Heat and Cold (1967)
• Whistle (1967)
• Harimao in Bangkok (1967)
• Outing (1968)
• Living in the Sky (1968)
• A Journey (1968)
• A Day Off (1968)
• Assassin (1969)
• Life (1969)
• Confess of Woman (1969)
• Six Shadows (1969)
• Goboi gangui dari (1970)
• Break Up the Chain (1971)
• The Midnight Sun (1972)
• 4 o'clock, Nineteen Fifty (1972)
• Japanese Pirate (1972)
• Cheongnyeo(1974)
• The Wild Flowers in the Battle Field (1974)
• A Girl Who Looks Like the Sun (1974)
• A Triangular Trap (1974)
• The Road to Sampo (1975)