Lee Jae-wook — Actor Surprises Fans at Busan International Film Festival During Military Service

Lee Jae-wook
[OSEN=Busan, Choi Kyu-han] Actor Lee Jae-wook, currently serving in the military, takes a vacation to visit the open talk event and deliver greetings at the ’31st Busan International Film Festival’ held at the Busan Cinema Center Roof Theater in Woo-dong, Busan on the 8th.

Actor Lee Jae-wook made a surprise appearance at the 31st Busan International Film Festival while currently serving in the military.

Lee Jae-wook appeared at the open talk event for the Netflix series ‘Honey Part-time Job’ (directed by Kim Da-min), held at the Busan Cinema Center Roof Theater in Woo-dong, Busan, on the afternoon of the 8th.

On this day, Lee Jae-wook sat in the audience to watch the open talk for ‘Honey Part-time Job,’ in which he starred, and even went up on stage to greet the audience.

Although Lee Jae-wook covered his face by wearing a hat and a mask, his undeniable, warm aura naturally caught everyone’s attention.

Born in 1998, Lee Jae-wook enlisted on June 18 to fulfill his national defense duties. Upon entering the training center, he revealed his short haircut and left a parting message, saying, “I will return in good health.”

Due to his enlistment, Lee Jae-wook was unable to attend the production presentation for the drama ‘Doctor Somuboy,’ which aired in June, but greeted fans through a video. He also released the single ‘SHADOW’ in July.

In addition, with the release of the Netflix series ‘Honey Part-time Job’ coming up on the 30th, he is successfully minimizing his hiatus from the industry.

‘Honey Part-time Job’ is a mystery horror-fantasy series that unfolds when youth Hyeok-jun (played by Lee Jae-wook) is thrown into a hellish labor site where he faces unimaginable terror, set against the backdrop of a strange employment agency that introduces only ‘honey part-time jobs’ starting at 50 times the hourly wage. Lee Jae-wook, who plays Hyeok-jun as he breaks through mysterious events in various ways, is expected to heighten immersion with his realistic acting.