
Lee Yea-chun
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- July 20, 1919
- Died
- November 23, 1977
- Birthplace
- Seoul, Korea
Lee Yea-chun (July 20, 1919 - November 23, 1977) was a South-Korean actor.
Filmography
- A Horrible Double-Faced Man
A Horrible Double-Faced Man 1975
Actor

Oyster Village 1972
Actor

My Seoul 1970
Actor

Rebirth 1969
Actor

I Want to Be Human 1969
Actor

The Devil and the Beauty 1969
Actor
- Witch Castle
Witch Castle 1968
Actor

The Shadow 1968
Actor
- A Virgin Ghost
A Virgin Ghost 1967
Actor
- The Last Empress
The Last Empress 1966
Actor
- Sell Your Life
Sell Your Life 1966
Actor

A Neckless Beauty 1966
Actor

A Bloodthirsty Killer 1965
as Lee Shi-mak

Buy My Fist 1965
Actor

The Field Glow with the Setting Sun 1965
Actor

Fading in the Rain 1965
as Mr. Oh

The Door of the Body 1965
as Song-ga

Hwalbindang 1965
Actor

The Sino-Japanese War and Queen Min the Heroine 1965
as Oh Jang-gyeong

The Soviet-Manchurian Border 1964
Actor

The Korean Instrument with 12 Strings 1964
Actor

When Night Falls at Myeongdong 1964
Actor

The Last Woman of Shang 1964
as Sir Bi Zhong

The Power for Ten Years 1964
as Jang Ji-hang

The Barefooted Young 1964
as Gwon Dari

Buddha 1964
Actor

한양에서 온 성춘향 1963
as Byeon Hak-do
- The Cloud Bridge of Gratitude
The Cloud Bridge of Gratitude 1963
Actor

Goryeojang 1963
as Park Chul

A Sad Story of Danjong 1963
Actor

Heartlessness 1962
Actor
- The Gates of Hell
The Gates of Hell 1962
Actor

Revenge 1962
Actor

Great Monk Wonhyo 1962
Actor

Tyrant Yeonsan 1962
as Im Sa-hong

Lim Kkeok-jeong 1961
Actor

Prince Yeonsan 1961
as Im Sa-hong

Wonsullang 1961
Actor

Bumpkin Oh-bok 1961
as Heo Seo-bang

The Sea Knows 1961
as Private Morrie

Lady Jang 1961
as Prince Dong-pyeong

An Upstart 1961
as Father

A Wanted Man 1961
as Chief of investigation

A Dream of Fortune 1961
as Kim In-dal (Chang-soo's friend)

Iljimae the Chivalrous Robber 1961
as Kim Man-geun

A Star 1961
Actor
- A Flower of Evil
A Flower of Evil 1961
Actor

Seong Chun-hyang 1961
as Byun Hakdo

A Sad Pastorale 1960
Actor

Piagol 1955
as Agari, the Boss
Credits from TMDB.