Shawn Lee, born on February 11, 1990, is a celebrated Singaporean actor whose work in the film industry has become highly sought after by collectors of physical media. He first gained fame for his standout role in Jack Neo's 2002 hit, I Not Stupid, which explored the pressures of academic life in Singapore. The film's success led to a sequel, I Not Stupid Too (2006), where Lee reprised his role alongside co-star Joshua Ang. Both films are notable not only for their cultural significance but also for their limited physical media releases, making them prized collectibles for fans of Singaporean cinema. In addition to his work in the I Not Stupid series, Lee's performance in Homerun (2003) further solidified his status as a talented young actor. This film, which tackles themes of family and resilience, resonates with collectors interested in the evolution of Singaporean storytelling in film. Despite stepping back from acting after 2007, Lee's legacy continues to draw interest, particularly among those keen on preserving the early 2000s Singaporean film scene in their collections.