Lee Jin-wook

South Korean actor

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2025 Upcoming film project 'Dark Nuns' where Lee Jin-wook will play Father Paolo
2024 Featured in the highly popular series Squid Game, further expanding his international recognition.
April 29 2024 ENA confirmed Lee would star in the romance drama Dear Hyeri, playing Jung Hyun-oh, a star announcer and ex-boyfriend character.
February 14 2024 Lee was confirmed to star in the film Dark Nuns alongside Song Hye-kyo, playing Father Paolo, a priest and psychiatrist.
2023 Made a special appearance in the series Doona! as Park In-wook
2023 Lee Jin-wook collaborated with artist Heize on the song 'Lips'
June 29 2023 Lee was cast in the second season of Squid Game, reuniting with director Hwang Dong-hyuk.
2022 Appeared in the television series Welcome to Wedding Hell as Seo Jun-hyung
June 15 2022 Netflix confirmed Lee would reprise his role as Sang Wook in seasons 2 and 3 of Sweet Home.
December 8 2021 Lee was confirmed to star in the KakaoTV web drama Welcome to Wedding Hell, playing Seo Joon-hyung, marking his first romantic comedy role since 2015.
April 22 2021 Lee was revealed as part of the star-studded cast of A Year-End Medley, playing Lee Jin-Ho, a plastic surgeon who appears at a hotel's lounge every Saturday night.
March 17 2021 tvN released the full main cast for Bulgasal: Immortal Souls, with Lee cast as Dan Hwal, a mythical creature who was once human 600 years ago.
December 18 2020 Lee starred in Netflix original series Sweet Home, a webtoon-based drama about a secluded teen, which premiered on Netflix Korea.
2019 Lee signed an exclusive contract with BH Entertainment, a talent agency representing top South Korean actors.
2018 Lee Jin-wook appeared in multiple films including 'A Tiger in Winter' as Gyeong-yu, 'High Society' as Shin Ji-ho, and 'Road to Utah' as K
2018 Began starring in the crime thriller series Voice, which ran until 2019.
2018 Appeared as Dokgo Young in 'Return'
2018 Returned to television with crime dramas Return and Voice season 2, which set a record for highest premiere viewership rating for an OCN original drama series.
2017 Lee Jin-wook was cast in three films: indie films A Tiger in Winter and Road to Utah, and romance thriller High Society.
2016 Lee starred in the crime drama Goodbye Mr. Black, which was based on a manga of the same name.
2016 Won the Grand Prize at the Korea Film Actors Association Awards for the film Time Renegades
2015 Starred in the television series The Time We Were Not in Love and the romantic comedy film The Beauty Inside.
2015 Lee Jin-wook starred in two movies: 'The Beauty Inside' as Kim Woo-jin and 'Time Renegade' as Gun-woo
2014 Lee starred in the television series The Three Musketeers as Crown Prince Sohyeon, reuniting with the writer and director of Nine.
2014 Lee Jin-wook appeared in two films: 'Miss Granny' as Han Seung-woo and 'The Target' as Lee Tae-joon
2014 Appeared in the comedy film Miss Granny, expanding his repertoire beyond television series.
2014 Lee landed his first major big screen role in the action film The Target, a remake of the French film Point Blank.
August 2014 Lee Jin-wook's relationship with Gong Hyo-jin ended after approximately three months, with the break-up being publicly revealed.
May 2014 Lee Jin-wook was spotted multiple times with actress Gong Hyo-jin, which was later confirmed as a romantic relationship by both their agencies.
2013 Nominated for Best Couple Award at the Korea Drama Awards with Jo Yoon-hee for the drama Nine
2013 Lee Jin-wook was nominated for the Excellence Award at the APAN Star Awards for his role in the drama Nine
2013 Played Park Sun-woo in the television series 'Nine'
2013 Gained wider recognition with his role in the time-traveling romance series Nine, marking a significant milestone in his acting career.
2012 Starred in the romance series I Need Romance 2012, further solidifying his popularity in Korean television.
2011 Lee starred in his comeback project, Myung-wol the Spy, playing a North Korean agent after his military discharge.
2011 Lee Jin-wook and Choi Ji-woo ended their three-year relationship, citing excessive public and media attention as a key factor.
March 7 2011 Lee Jin-wook was discharged from his mandatory military service.

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