July 4, 1984, was the day South Korean actor Lee Je-hoon was born in Seoul, South Korea. The biotechnology student turned actor started from short and indie films, soon to become among the most beloved and talented actors in the industry. His passion for acting and choosing some very meaningful projects has only added to his many charms that the fans can’t help falling for. The actor left Saram Agency in the year 2021 after 12 years and founded Company On in June 2021.
Lee Je-hoon has touched the hearts of many fans through the years with his wonderful acting and amazing projects, and we are here to share some of his unforgettable works to celebrate his birthday. Here are five works of this amazing actor that you should not miss watching!
5 Lee Je-hoon Performances You Shouldn’t Miss
Taxi Driver (2021)
Starting this list with one of his recent works Taxi Driver, an action thriller that is worth the chase! Taking the lead role, Lee Je-hoon brought the character of Kim Do-gi to life and showed his agony and revenge in a wonderful manner. This is a series worth watching, not just for our birthday boy but also for the exciting plot that is here to bring justice in its true form.
Taxi Driver revolves around the story of Kim Do-gi, an officer in the special forces who faces the wrongful death of his mother and is left in agony. He is then recruited by a secret organisation which seeks revenge for victims who weren’t given justice by the law.
Watch Taxi Driver on Netflix.
Also Read: Stranger Things 4: Reddit User Calls Vecna A Hypocrite and the Reason is Believable!
The Front Line (2011)
While our birthday boy is not the main protagonist in The Front Line, this movie won him the Best New Actor award which gets it on this list. 2011 was the year of Lee Je-hoon’s breakthrough and this movie played a huge role in changing his life. He received rave reviews for his performance and gave a rise to his popularity.
Set in 1951, The Front Line follows the story of two battalions from North and South Korea who are caught in a war over a hill which is a strategic point that would determine the new border between the two nations. A vicious battle between the two sides that gets more intense before the ceasefire, and the ugly face of war. What will be the result?
Watch The Front Line on Amazon Prime Video.
Tomorrow With You (2017)
Next on this list is Tomorrow With You which is a more slow-paced melodrama that is different from the last two on this list. Lee Je-hoon has poured out his charm in this drama and this drama is all it takes to fall in love with him. His pairing with Shin Min-ah magnified the beauty of the drama and is something that will make you watch it again.
Tomorrow With You revolves around a successful CEO who has the ability to time travel each time he takes the subway. Seeing an unhappy future ahead, he tries to change it by changing the present. But will this fix his future or create reverse effects?
Watch Tomorrow With You on Netflix.
Also Read: Riverdale Season 6 Episode 19 Promo: Sabrina is Back and It’s Witchin’ Time for the Girls
I Can Speak (2017)
Thriller, crime, melodrama, and now a comedy-drama to make you laugh and warm your heart. Lee Je-hoon showed us once again that he is an amazing actor with irresistible charms who makes the character he plays come to life. His acting in this movie I Can Speak is so real and his portrayal of his friendship with Na Moon-hee is so beautiful that makes this movie one to watch with the whole family.
I Can Speak is about a feisty elderly who convinces the civil officer Park Min-jae to teach her English. The two come to share an understanding bond during the lessons, he later understands her desperation to learn English has to do with something that she needs to say.
Move To Heaven (2021)
Last but not least we have on this list Move To Heaven, a beautiful Kdrama about life and family that will move you to tears. Lee Je-hoon has shown a character that goes through a wonderful development and the emotions that he portrays throughout the show is like no one else. He has done a beautiful job with the character and this is a Kdrama that is not to be missed.
Move To Heaven follows the story of Cho Sang-gu who is given the guardianship of his autistic nephew. What he wants is the inheritance but according to a will left by his nephew’s father, he has to take care of his nephew for three months before he can claim the guardianship and the inheritance.
Watch Move To Heaven on Netflix.
Also Read: Alchemy of Souls Episode 6 Witnesses Rise in Ratings, Read to Know More