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This is a Korean name; the family name is Lee.

Lee Min Ho

Native name	이민호
Born	(1987-06-22) 22 June 1987 (age 24) Seoul, South Korea
Nationality	Korean
Education	B.A. Film & Arts
Alma mater	Konkuk University
Occupation	Actor, Model
Years active	2006 - present
Notable work(s)	Gu Jun Pyo in Boys Over Flowers, Lee Yun Seong in City Hunter
Height	1.87 m (6 ft 1 ¹⁄₂ in)^[1]
Weight	71kg

Korean name
Hangul	이민호
Hanja	李敏鎬
Revised Romanization	I Min Ho
McCune–Reischauer	Yi Min-ho
Website
www.leeminho.kr

Lee Min Ho (Hangul: 이민호, born June 22, 1987) is a South Korean actor who is best known for his leading role in 2009 as 'Gu Jun Pyo', the leader of the group of students known as F4, in the South Korean television series Boys Over Flowers. He has subsequently appeared in the 2010 romantic comedy drama Personal Taste and the 2011 action drama City Hunter.

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Lee Min Ho was born in Heukseok-dong, Dongjak-gu, Seoul, South Korea on June 22, 1987. His family consists of his mother, father, and one older sister. As a young child, Lee Min Ho hoped to become a football (soccer) player, but an injury in the 5th grade of elementary school ended those dreams. However, Lee Min Ho still keeps up with football and mentions Cristiano Ronaldo as his favorite player.
In his second year of high school, Lee Min Ho turned his attention to acting. By his senior year in high school he joined Starhaus Entertainment with the help of an acquaintance. After going through training, Min ho started auditioning for roles and landed smaller roles in several television dramas. In 2006, his acting career was put on hold for a year following a serious car accident in which he was badly injured.^[2] Childhood friend and fellow actor Jung Il Woo was also injured in the accident.^[3] His major breakthrough came in 2009 with Min Ho landing the lead role of Gu Jun-pyo in the KBS2 drama Boys Over Flowers, the Korean adaptation of the popular Japanese television drama Hana Yori Dango, which was based on the popular Shōjo manga, Boys Over Flowers (花より男子 Hana Yori Dango). The television series and its actors became immensely popular throughout Asia, and the show regularly received ratings of over 30% in South Korea. Lee Min Ho is majoring in Film & Art at Konkuk University. In 2011, he starred in the hit action drama City Hunter, which became the number one drama in its time slot, reaching 19.9% ratings.^[4] The show's popularity throughout Asia has also contributed to Lee Min Ho's growing popularity in Asia, most notably in China. Lee Min Ho is also popular in the Philippines where three of his TV series were broadcast on the country's national TV. On April 6, 2012, he announced through his Facebook updates that he will appear in a new drama series titled 'Shin-Eui'(temporary title), which is scheduled to be aired in August in Korea. It is known as a fusion-historical drama.

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Profile

TV Drama: Take Care of Us, Captain (literal title)
Revised romanization: Butaghaeyo Kaebtin
Hangul: 부탁해요 캡틴
Director: Joo Dong-Min
Writer: Jung Na-Myung
Network: SBS
Episodes: 20
Release Date: January 4 - March 8, 2012
Runtime: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55
Language: Korean
Country: South Korea

Plot

"Take Care of Us, Captain" follows Han Da-Jin (Ku Hye-Sun) in her attempts to become a pilot ...
Kim Yoon-Sung (Ji Jin-Hee) is excited that he is flying as co-pilot with a legendary Captain Han Gyu-Pil (Kim Chang-Wan). One of the passengers on the plane is Han Da-Jin's (Ku Hye-Sun) pregnant mother. She is flying to San Francisco to attend Han Da-Jin's graduation ceremony from a flight training school.
While the plane is making its way across the Pacific Ocean, the Captain leaves the cockpit to go to the restroom. Co-Pilot Kim Yoon-Sung is left alone in the cockpit. When Kim Yoon-Sung reaches for something, he accidently hits a lever. This causes the autopilot to become disengaged. Kim Yoon-Sung pulls on the yoke toward him and tries to get the airplane leveled. He manages to get the plane flying safely again.
Meanwhile, in the cabin, Da-Jin's pregnant mother asks flight attendant Choi Ji-Won (Yoo-Sun), who is working her first flight, to take her to the restroom. At this time, a star passenger calls for flight attendant Choi Ji-Won. Choi Ji-Won turns around and attends to the star passenger. Da-Jin's pregnant mother goes to the restroom alone. While Da-Jin's mother is in the restroom, the airplane suddenly rolls heavily. Da-Jin's mother bumps against the bathroom. She then collapses on the floor of the restroom. After the plane settles down, flight attendant Choi Jin-Won becomes worried about the pregnant passenger and goes to the restroom to check on her. Choi Jin-Won finds the passenger on the restroom floor. Flight attendant Choi Ji-Won helps the woman back to her seat. Choi Ji-Won covers the passenger with a blanket, but notices blood on her skirt. Choi Ji-Won tells herself that the pregnant will be fine.
A little bit later, flight attendant Choi Ji-Won goes back to the pregnant woman and this time finds her unconscious and covered with blood. Choi Ji-Won is shocked and shouts for help. Other flight attendants move the pregnant woman to a camp bed. There are no doctors on board the flight. A baby girl is born on the camp bed. Flight attendant Choi Ji-Won goes to get a pair of scissors and gives it to the head flight attendant. The chief flight attendant tells Choi Ji-Won that you did of course disinfect the scissors and proceeds to cut the umbilical cord. Choi Ji-Won is dumbfounded, because she did not disinfect the scissors. She can't say anything, but just watch. After giving birth, the passenger becomes unconscious again and the bleeding does not stop.
The Captain hears of the situation and checks to see which airport they should make an emergency landing at. The nearest airport is in Anchorage, but the weather there would make the landing risky. Captain Han Gyu-Pil tells co-pilot Yoon-Sung that should make an emergency landing at the San Francisco airport. Yoon-Sung opposes the decision and asks him what if the pregnant woman was part of your family? Captain Han Gyu-Pil replies that the pregnant woman is his wife, but the collective lives of the 300 other passengers are more important.
Han Da-Jin's mother dies. The new born baby girl is in serious condition with septicemia. At the funeral for Da-Jin's mother, flight attendant Choi Ji-Won cries and co-pilot Yoon-Sung cries from a distance. Later that night, a drunken Yoon-Sung waits in front of Captain Han Gyu-Pil's home. Captain Han Gyu-Pil then takes a walk with him by the home's garden. Yoon-Sung tells Captain Han Gyu-Pil that he still can't understand his decision and that he does not want to fly anymore. Yoon-Sung then leaves.
The next day, Han Da-Jin asks her father Captain Han Gyu-Pil what her mother meant to him. She also tells him that her mother was also his passenger.
On the way from his wife's grave, Captain Han Gyu-Pil receives a text message from his daughter apologizing for what she said. Captain Han Gyu-Pil pulls over his car to reply back to her, but a truck then hit's Han Gyu-Pil's parked car. Captain Han Gyu-Pil dies from the collision. Now, Han Da-Jin is left alone with her sick younger baby sister. Co-pilot Yoon-Sung leaves South Korea without knowing that Captain Han Gyu-Pil died.
Seven years later, Han Da-Jin is now a pilot. She is excited to hear that she will fly with well-regarded Captain Yoon-Sung. On their first flight together, Han Da-Jin makes some mistakes. Captain Yoon-Sung believes that Han Da-Jin is incapable of becoming a competent pilot, but Han Da-Jin thinks otherwise.

Notes

"Take Care of Us, Captain" takes over the SBS Wednesday & Thursday 21:55 time slot previously occupied by "Deep Rooted Tree" and will be followed by "Rooftop Prince" on March 21, 2012.