Actor Ji Chang Wook is currently generating significant buzz with his return as 'Jo Won,' Joseon's ultimate lover, in the Netflix series 'Scandal.' This production reinterprets the classic French novel 'Dangerous Liaisons' for 2026, and Ji Chang Wook is capturing public attention by portraying a complex character entangled in a perilous love game with Jo Ssi-buin, played by Son Ye Jin.
Born on July 5, 1987, Ji Chang Wook debuted in the 2008 film 'Sleeping Beauty' and has since expanded his acting range through various dramas such as 'Smile Again,' 'Warrior Baek Dong-soo,' 'Empress Ki,' 'Healer,' 'Suspicious Partner,' and 'The Worst of Evil.' He rose to Hallyu star status with his role as Ta Hwan in 'Empress Ki' and has consistently performed in musicals like 'Thrill Me' and 'Jack the Ripper.' In 'Scandal,' he reinterpreted the original character of Jo Won in his own unique way, showcasing distinct chemistry with Son Ye Jin and Nana.
Bloggers commend Ji Chang Wook as an actor who consistently takes on new roles rather than sticking to a single image. The character of Jo Won in 'Scandal' is noted as being significantly different from his previous portrayals, offering an intriguing glimpse into another facet of his acting. Regarding the bed scene with Nana, he described it as a tense and sensitive process, yet one that relied on the strong rapport built between the actors, highlighting his dedication and professionalism.
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