The INNERview - #2 "마이클 리 (Michael Lee)", World Class Musical Super Star
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มิ.ย. 2012
- The INNERview is Arirang TV's new talk show! Created in March, the show takes the audience out of the studio and into the lives of the show's fantastic guests.
The INNERview meets with top celebrities and renowned Koreans in the arts, sports, and entertainment, as well as renowned personalities from abroad who have come to visit Korea.
On air every Tuesday at 9:00 a.m., 3:00 p.m., and 9:00 p.m. (KST)
Today's INNERview - "Michael Lee"
Michael Lee is a Korean-American musical actor hailing from Brooklyn, NY. He began studying the violin at age 5, and continued to play throughout junior high and high school while also excelling in his studies and athletics. A pre-med student at Stanford University, Lee had planned to become a doctor following in the footsteps of his father and older brother. He began, however, to explore art fields, joining an a cappella group called Fleet Street Singers and, from his sophomore year, taking classes in musical theater. In 1994, he auditioned for a role in "Miss Saigon" and began his Broadway career in 1995.
Since his debut at 22 years old, he has taken many lead roles and won numerous awards for his work.
2012년 3월 새롭게 시작한 아리랑TV 간판토크쇼'The INNERview'!!
기존의 정적인 스튜디오 형식을 벗어나
생생한 현장을 찾아가는 ENG 토크쇼!!
문화&예술, 스포츠, 엔터분야에서
한국을 대표하는 탑스타 및 저명인사부터
한국을 내한하는 세계적 스타까지 'The Innerview'가 찾아갑니다!!
방송일자 : 매주 화요일 (오전9시 오후3시, 저녁9시)
오늘의 INNERview - "마이클 리"
1973년 뉴욕 브루클린 출생으로 현재 브로드웨이에서 활발한 활동을 하고 있는 뮤지컬 배우, 5살 때부터 바이올린으로 음악공부를 시작하여, 중 고등학교 때는 지역 오케스트라 바이올린 연주자로 활동하였으며 학업과 운동에서도 두각을 나타냈었다. 의사인 아버지와 형을 따라 스탠퍼드 의대에 진학했으나 공연무대에 서고 싶은 갈망으로 학생 뮤지컬 프로덕션의 Fleet Street Singers 라는 카펠라 그룹에 들어갔고 대학 2학년때 뮤지컬 수업을 들으면서 1994년 "미스 사이공" 오디션을 보게 되었고 1995년 투이 역을 맡아 브로드웨이 무대에 서게 되었다.
22세 부터 브로드웨이 무대에서 활동한 그는 그 후 수많은 뮤지컬의 주요 역을 거머쥐었고 다수의 수상경력을 자랑하고 있다. 현재 미스 사이공의 크리스역을 맡아전국순회 공연 중이다.
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참 이분 너무 멋진 분이구나 하는 생각이 드네요. 많이 배우고 갑니다. 🙏
He could have used his voice as anesthetics if he remained to be a doctor. So much talents!
마이클리씨는. 젊었을때보다. 머리길고. 지금이. 더. 멋있게. 잘 나이ㆍ드시는거 같네요
I love those questions interviewer ask Michael. THANKS for this video!
He is a true “mensch”.
그래..내가 이걸들으려고 영어공부를 했나보다...ㅎㅎ
it was very inspiring and genuine interview. I would love to share with my son's who is growing as Korean American and get a great lessons from him. thanks for the video.
영어 공부하고 다시 올께요ㅠㅠ 구몬 하러가야지..
시간가는 줄 모르고 잘 봤습니다! 마이클씨랑 인터뷰어 합이 참 좋은거 같아요ㅎㅎ 마이클씨 목소리도 마인드도 진짜 멋져요 앞으로의 행보도 기대하겠습니다!
I never knew the story, but I am glad I do now! You are a true genius in all aspects. Good ole Salamanca........some of us are still stuck here! I wish you many more years of success!
잘 보구갑니당~ 마이클씨랑 인터뷰어 합이 참 좋은거 같아요ㅎㅎ 마이클씨 목소리도 마인드도 진짜 멋져요 앞으로의 행보도 기대하겠습니다!
I have just learned about Michael Lee this year and have become very appreciative of his work and talents! He has a beautiful singing voice and I'm hoping one day to see a live show before its all over. A new proud fan!
영어 공부의 목적이 생겼....
Amazingly grounded and talented Korean - American man. An inspiration to the next generation of Bilingual Asians for sure. Live long and prosper Mr. Lee and family.
마이클 리가 크리스역이었다니 놀랍다
ㅎ.... 내가 영어공부 하고만다...
ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
와목소리에서 꿀떨어져요😂
목소리 너무좋다ㅠㅠ
24분 두 분 발목ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
와 마이클리 완전 동안이시네
Ha...Michael, you are in a country (S.Korea) were altering their parts of their faces to look more western is so rampant, that it is almost perceived as "normal", yes please mentor the kids there and encourage them to be better looking inside than outside, that people don't stop being human beings simply because they are heavier or have darker skin or that they came from a poor country....this also goes to everyone who think they are better that they can look down on anyone they perceive as inferior by virtue of their circumstances etc.
I just could’ve gone without acknowledging your comment but as a Korean, I decided to say few words. And before I say anything, I want to preface that what may seem to be lack of information or knowledge in my words strictly belongs to myself, not the all Koreans or my country. I’m not trying to represent my people or my country in any case, but I’m defending my pride as a Korean. I am offended by the series of miss chosen words of yours which caused a lot of errors in your tone of an argument. First of all, I am not sure of your nationality and therefore will I only guess that you’re not Korean. With that assumption, I’m curious who you think you are to speak for another nation as if that’s all about them. And yet, the video clip you’re arguing at is Korean American actor talking about his career in Korea.
Yes, what you have spoken may be partially right as to the point where some Koreans would get some job done on their faces and/or invest on the value of beauty. However your word choice for that was “altering parts of face” and “to look more western” which is embarrassingly hilarious, going way too far. I wouldn’t mention of patients who can be helped with plastic surgery for medical attention. But even for others who CHOOSE to get such surgeries, they are not hoping to “look western”. Lol, I mean, hey. What’s the western? You meant the white? You may want to believe that the white is in the center of beauty or something, but please go on any social media platform and look what they are doing. The white people are making their skin colour tanned, making big on their lips, and trying to get overly voluptuous body shape with those fillers and stuff. Will you say that they are doing so to look “more” western because they are not western enough? Or would you say that they are admiring natural look of the black people? My point is that there is beauty trends going around and it is a combination of everything, not the particular nation. I am Korean and I did not get any job done and I have many friends who are like me. I also do have other friends who have experienced it. The beauty production is huge market itself and is expanding its size. You wouldn’t say it is only thanks to Koreans. It exists all over the world and it is not particularly a problem of Koreans/Korea.
That goes the same to your point of views about ethics of Koreans too. I am truly sorry that you have experienced whether directly or indirectly, the people who don’t appreciate the inner beauty. For the people who look down on you or somebody because they are less fortunate or from developing countries. And yet you believe the world of yours is the whole part of the world. I sincerely hope that someday you will be made up for your unhappy experience by interacting with good Koreans. And of course, you are aware of the people? If they are good, they are just good people and that’s the end of story. It does not automatically go that the whole nation becomes good because of the one particular good person. I have experienced so many unspeakable people myself, who are mean, disrespectful, and prejudiced but I don’t judge the whole nation for that one bad person. No matter of how large the number is. It’s just logic. I don’t get to meet enough number of people to compile statistics of one nation. I am happy to know that we as humanity have a brighter future for ourselves with that healthy, constructive mind of yours. How you treat the beauty inside someone and how you would treat others equally under any conditions. With all that, I’m only hoping, you must know that you are not in the position of telling Michael or no one that what they have experienced and felt is in any way wrong. Also you are not the only one special person to see through everything. If you have something bad to talk about somebody, you better have more reasonable thoughts. I am Korean and I have never lived my life to be pointed at by your inconsiderate, predetermining comment.
As Korean, I don’t need you asking Michael “mentor” us or our kids to whatsoever. In your words, Michael here is perceived as an outsider, with his background of being grew up in the states and therefore somehow he is able to look upon us, Koreans to teach us some lesson on “how to live life more wisely”. Meanwhile, Michael is Korean American and Korean fans all know that he identifies himself as an American and we respect that. Which means, if he would like to call him as a Korean, we would also love him for that and embrace him for who he think he is. Since we support him for his amazing talent, warm hearted character, and a loving soul regardless of his nationality. Back to your words, we Koreans are aware of the box that we are in, and all the other social matters and stuff. I clarify here that the problems we owe can be our specific but all the left are generously known matters that all humanity shares. Nonetheless, relatively younger generation where I think as myself included and active generation of Korea are evolving ourselves and moving forward. Thanks to that, the movement is only getting louder and powerful. As a next leading generation of Korea, we will keep working for the better world with “no one left behind”. I am normally open to the opinions and things but it was something I couldn’t resist. I hope you could realise that your comment is over the line and disrespectful to Koreans and Korea.