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Actor Lee Je-hoon consistently showcases a wide range of character portrayals, drawing public anticipation with each project. He made a strong impression in films like 'Bleak Night' and 'The Front Line', then rose to mainstream stardom with 'Architecture 101'. He has continuously taken on new roles in series such as 'Signal', 'Taxi Driver', and 'Chief Detective 1958'. Notably, he successfully concluded 'Taxi Driver 3' and is preparing for the new SBS drama 'There's a Chance' in 2027.
Lee Je-hoon was born on July 4, 1984, in Seoul, and stands 177cm tall. He dropped out of Korea University's Department of Bio-Information Engineering before enrolling in, and subsequently dropping out of, the Korea National University of Arts' School of Drama. His official debut was in the 2006 short film 'Truth, Litmus'. Since 2021, he has been active as both an actor and the CEO of his self-established agency, Company ON. His notable works include 'Bleak Night', 'Architecture 101', 'Signal', 'Move to Heaven', and his signature role as Kim Do-gi in the 'Taxi Driver' series.
Bloggers describe Lee Je-hoon's acting style as one that builds emotions subtly rather than through grand explosions. He is praised for bringing a unique color to diverse characters, from ordinary individuals to cold-hearted avengers, with his gaze alone capable of shifting the atmosphere. Many viewers feel that 'it's hard to imagine Kim Do-gi without Lee Je-hoon,' indicating that his characters often leave a more lasting impression than the works themselves.
