Which male stars have phoenix eyes?

Almond-shaped eyes are one of many eye types. Women with almond-shaped eyes look charming. But what about men? What would it be like if they had a pair of almond-shaped eyes? Well, let’s take a look at the complete list of male celebrities with almond-shaped eyes with the editor below!

Lee Joon Ki

Chinese name: Lee Jun Ki

Foreign name: LEE JOON GI

Alias: (Transliteration) Lee Jun-ki

Nationality: South Korea

Zodiac sign: Aries

Blood type: B

Height: 179cm

Weight: 63kg

Birthplace: Changwon, Busan

Date of Birth: April 17, 1982

Occupation: Actor

Graduated from: Department of Film, Seoul National University of the Arts

Agency: Namoo Actors

Representative works: "The King and the Clown", "Iljimae", "Time Between Dog and Wolf", "Two Weeks"

Major achievements: Popular Actor at the 2008 Seoul International Television Festival, Popular Star Award at the 27th Blue Dragon Film Festival, Rising Star Award at the 27th Hawaii International Film Festival, Most Popular Award at the 10th Shanghai International Film Festival, New Actor at the 42nd Baeksang Arts Awards.

Lee Jun-ki (formerly translated as Lee Jun-ki in Chinese) was born on April 17, 1982 in Busan, South Korea. He is a South Korean actor and graduated from the Department of Film at Seoul University of the Arts.

In 2005, he became famous for his role as Kong Gil in the Korean movie "The King and the Clown", and joined the ranks of actors with tens of millions of box office revenue. He also won the Baeksang Arts Awards New Actor Award and more than a dozen awards at domestic and foreign film festivals for this movie. In the same year, he played the role of Xu Zhengyu in the TV series "My Girl".

In 2007, he played two roles in the first black spy drama in the history of Korean dramas and the Korean version of "Infernal Affairs" "Time of Wolf and Dog", and successfully transformed himself by creating a tough guy image.

In 2008, he played the classic chivalrous thief "Iljimae" and won good reputation.

On May 3, 2010, Lee Joon-gi enlisted in the military.

In 2012, Lee Joon-gi completed his two-year military service and took on the fantasy historical drama "Arnang and the Magistrate" as his first comeback work after his discharge from the army. He won the Best Actor Award in Hallyu TV Series at the 8th Seoul International Television Awards for this drama.

In 2013, he took on the role of a father who was framed as a murderer for the first time in the TV series "Two Weeks" and won the "2013APAN STAR AWARDS" Daejeon Drama Festival Best Actor Award.