Robert M Lee

Robert M. Lee is a Korean American actor, rapper, and writer based in Los Angeles. A UC Berkeley graduate with a degree from the Haas School of Business, Robert also trained in acting at A.C.T. in San Francisco, building a foundation that bridges both craft and discipline. Robert’s voiceover work includes leading the Disney+ K-drama "Nine Puzzles", the platform’s highest-viewed K-drama of 2025. He also voiced supporting roles in "A Shop for Killers" (Disney+) and "Almost Cops" on Netflix, which debuted as the platform’s #4 movie globally. In the commercial space, Robert provided the principal voiceover for a national Toyota Corolla campaign and has starred in several on-camera spots as well. On screen, Robert has guest starred on CBS' "NCIS: Origins", "Hawaii Five-0", and Lifetime’s "Fall Into Me", and co-starred in hit series like NBC's "This Is Us" and HBO's "Silicon Valley". His film credits include the reboot of "Don’t Tell Mom The Babysitter’s Dead", among others. As a stage actor, Robert has performed at the Geffen Playhouse in "The Engagement Party", along with multiple other theatrical productions. Whether behind the mic, on stage, or on screen, Robert brings a dynamic blend of authenticity, precision, and creative edge to every role.