Lee Do-hyun became a shaman while serving in the military… Colorless military flag [TEN People]

[Ten Asia = Reporter Kim Ji-won]

Lee Do-hyun made his screen debut while serving in the military. This is because the movie ‘Pamyo’, which has completed filming, will be released in February. After starting his acting career in ‘Wise Prison Life’, ‘Sweet Home’, ‘Youth of May’, and ‘The Glory’ Lee Do-hyun, who has built up a solid career until 39, shows a new side by playing the role of a shaman in ‘Pamyo’.

Lee Do-hyeon played the role of Bong-gil, a shaman who recited sutras in ‘Pamyo’. ‘The Tomb Excavation’ is an occult mystery that tells the story of strange events that happen to a geomancer, an undertaker, and a shaman who received a large amount of money to relocate a suspicious tomb.

Bong Gil, played by Lee Do-hyun, He is a young male shaman who takes Hwarim (Kim Go-eun), a shaman considered the best in Korea, as his teacher. Bong-gil, who dreamed of becoming a baseball player, suffered from a serious illness as a child and was put in a position of losing his life. However, he was saved by Hwa-rim and became her disciple. He receives a large sum of money, participates in the relocation of a suspicious grave, and becomes embroiled in an unexpected incident.

Lee Do-hyeon is involved in the recently opened & # 39; grave & # 39; exhumation & # 39; He was unable to attend the production briefing session, but instead sent his greetings through video. He said of Bong-gil, “A young man these days who has not only the skills but also the looks, the ‘MZ generation’ “He can be said to be a shaman,” he said, and introduced the character by saying, “Bong-gil’s indispensable role was to reliably protect Hwarim like a bodyguard.” Next, “Shaman duo Bong-gil and Hwa-rim get caught up in a strange incident while moving a tomb with an evil spirit in order to make a lot of money. He pointed out the point of observation, saying, “Please see what the reality of the incident is and how it progresses.” Also, “Please look forward to the chemistry between Hwarim and Bonggil.” “You will also be able to see my new acting that was not seen in previous works,” he announced.

This work is Lee Do-hyun’s screen debut and first occult mystery film. He is said to have boldly portrayed the powerful character of a new shaman. The visuals in the movie are unusual, with tattoos covering the body.

Lee Do-hyun also made a surprise appearance in the TV series ‘Lee Jae, I’m Dying Soon’, which was released in January. Jang Geon-woo, played by Lee Do-hyun, is the seventh reincarnation of Choi Lee-jae (played by Seo In-guk). Jang Geon-woo achieved success through his handsome appearance and modeling career. At his close brother’s cafe, Jang Geon-woo runs into his girlfriend Lee Ji-soo (played by the late Yoon-jung), whom he met for seven years when he was Choi Lee-jae. Seeing Lee Ji-su feeling guilty about Choi Lee-jae’s sudden death, Jang Geon-woo also reflects on the meaning of life and death.

Lee Do-hyeon expresses Jang Geon-woo’s heartbreaking and complex and subtle emotions in the play. was drawn delicately. He also aroused admiration by matching the tone and atmosphere with Seo In-guk as if they were playing the character Choi Lee-jae. The scene where Lee Ji-su sheds tears while watching her die in a car accident left viewers in awe. Lee Do-hyun left a deep impression despite only appearing in one episode due to his dense acting skills.

Lee Do-hyun enlisted in August of last year and is serving in the Air Force. Discharge is scheduled for May next year. But there is no way to feel that he is a military veteran. From his screen debut to his surprise appearance in an OTT series, Lee Do-hyun is busy as an actor even while serving in the military.

Ten Asia Reporter Kim Ji-won bella@tenasia.co.kr