Actor Lee Je-hoon: Profile, Key Works, and Recent Co-star Related Issues

Actor Lee Je-hoon is known for his wide acting range, portraying diverse characters across various genres. Born on July 4, 1984, he will be 42 years old in 2026, with a height of 177cm. He initially pursued Bioengineering at Korea University Sejong Campus before transferring to the Korea National University of Arts to study acting. Debuting in 2006 with the short film 'Truth, Litmus', he has since built an impressive filmography including 'Bleak Night', 'Architecture 101', 'Signal', and 'Taxi Driver'.

Lee Je-hoon gained significant popularity for his role as Kim Do-gi in the 'Taxi Driver' series and received the Grand Prize at the 2025 SBS Drama Awards, reaffirming his acting prowess. He also serves as the CEO of his own agency, Company ON, which he established in 2021. His notable works include 'Bleak Night', 'The Front Line', 'Architecture 101', 'Signal', 'I Can Speak', the 'Taxi Driver' series, and 'Chief Detective 1958'.

Recently, some of Lee Je-hoon's projects have faced unexpected controversies involving his co-stars. In 'Taxi Driver', actress Lee Na-eun was replaced by Pyo Ye-jin due to internal group issues. For 'Signal 2', actor Cho Jin-woong's past controversies emerged. Additionally, in the new drama 'There's a Chance of Winning', issues related to actress Ha Young's family background arose. Despite these challenges, Lee Je-hoon continues his acting career consistently.