Luke Lee, a Singaporean actor born on December 16, 1991, is best recognized for his portrayal of Sergeant Heng in Jack Neo's hit army movies Ah Boys to Men (2012) and Ah Boys to Men II (2013).
He has appeared in various notable projects, including A Fantastic Ghost Wedding (2014),HBO Asia's Serangoon Road (2013),Point of Entry (2010),and Tanglin (2015).
Before pursuing a career in acting, Lee served in the Singaporean army as a 1st Lieutenant for two years, completing his national service. He then left Singapore to study law at the University of Manchester in the United Kingdom.
During his time at the University of Manchester, Lee trained at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School and LAMDA, and attended open casting calls, which led him to gain his first agent.
In 2014, Lee starred in his first international commercial for Manchester United, "The History of the Manchester United Shirt," directed by the Oscar-nominated Joaquín Baca-Asay and featuring Wayne Rooney.
Lee graduated from the University of Manchester in 2015 with a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) degree and returned to Singapore, where he was called to the Singapore Bar as a lawyer.
In 2015, he starred in MediaCorp's Tanglin and as the male lead in the feature film Fragment. A strong advocate for fitness and martial arts, Lee signed as an ambassador for Reebok in 2016, allowing him to work in various countries across the globe.
Lee's time is predominantly split between Asia and the UK for acting and commercial productions.
