Will Yun Lee - Popular People Bio

About

Will Yun Lee is an American actor and martial artist. He is best known for his roles as Danny Woo in the supernatural drama Witchblade and Jae Kim in the sci-fi series Bionic Woman. He has also appeared in the films Die Another Day, Elektra and The Wolverine. 1Source: wikipedia.org

Below you will learn about Will Yun Lee bio, age, height, body measurements, ethnicity, political views, diet, net worth, house map, hobbies, education, tattoo, faith, languages spoken, IQ, daily routine, favourite things, quotes, news and much more.

Nicknames
N/A

BIRTHDAY
March 22, 1971 (age 53)

BORN
Arlington County, Virginia, United States (Map)

ZODIAC SIGN
Aries

EDUCATION
University of California, Berkeley (Map)

POLITICAL VIEWS
Unknown

Nationality
American

Ethnicity
Korean 2Source: ethnicelebs.com

HEIGHT
5ft 8 ½ (174 cm) 3Source: celebheights.com

WEIGHT
77 kg (169 lbs)

DIET
Unknown

EYE COLOR
Brown

HAIR COLOR
Black

HANDEDNESS
Unknown

TATTOOS
Unknown

SMOKE
Unknown

NET WORTH
Unknown

Faith
Unknown

languages spoken
English, Korean

IQ
Unknown

House
Unknown

Daily routine
Unknown

Sexual Orientation
Heterosexual

Dating history
Jennifer Birmingham Lee (Married since 2010), Natassia Malthe 4Source: whosdatedwho.com

Personal Quotes

Whenever you’re fighting with weapons, there’s a level of reality because people don’t understand that these are still metal or hard rubber with sharp points – that if the timing’s wrong, you could definitely get hurt. There’s nothing like working with an actor who doesn’t know what they’re doing, because you’re always in fear of losing an eye.

The two most exciting things for me to get to work on ‘The Wolverine’ was getting to work with James Mangold, the director who directed ‘3:10 to Yuma’ and ‘Walk the Line’ as well as getting to work with Hugh Jackman.

My martial arts background is Tae Kwon Do.

Sometimes when you’re in different countries, everything has become so homogenised and there’s a Starbucks and McDonald’s everywhere, and you could feel like you’re in Florida. But in Japan, you know you’re there.

My father was one of the first Tae Kwon Do Masters to come to the states in the ’60s. He had one of the first all-African-American fighting teams, and I was basically raised in a karate studio since I was 3. It’s part of my blood, competing, and all that stuff was responsible for a lot of me just growing up. 5Source: brainyquote.com