Due to his depiction of Yi San in the hugely famous MBC series “The Red Sleeve,” Lee Junho has received a lot of attention from the K-drama community. He won the prestigious Top Excellence Award at the 2021 MBC Drama Awards for his outstanding work in this role. Below mentioned are some of the best Lee Junho Movies and K-Drama list, which you should check out!
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7 Best Lee Junho Movies and K-Dramas:
1. ‘Twenty’
The coming-of-age drama “Twenty” stars Kim Woo Bin, Lee Junho, and Kang Ha Neul as three friends who must deal with the uncertainties of life while maintaining their individual identities and overcoming common obstacles. Through Junho’s character, in particular, balances humor and reflection.
2. ‘Good Manager’
With a solid start and rising ratings, the show quickly became popular thanks to Namgoong Min’s distinctive character and his developing bromance with Lee Junho’s Seo Yool.
3. ‘Just Between Lovers’
They establish a destined connection despite their differences, finding comfort and passion in one another’s company, which helps them rediscover their own life pathways. Lee Junho’s charming performance in this engaging serial will have you spellbound.
4. ‘Wok of Love’
A talented chef named Seo Poong loses his job and joins Doo Chil Seong’s struggling Chinese restaurant. A love triangle develops when he hires server, Dan Sae Woo, making their attempts to save the restaurant more difficult.
5. ‘Homme Fatale’
In “Homme Fatale,” Huh Saek (Lee Junho) charms ladies until he meets Hae Won (Jung So Min), a self-assured and distinctive woman who piques his interest.
6. ‘Confession’
In the crime drama “Confession,” Junho plays Choi Do Hyun, a tenacious attorney fighting to free his father from the death penalty.
7. ‘The Red Sleeve’
A historical Korean drama called “The Red Sleeve” is centered on the romance between courtesan Seong Deok Im (Lee Se Young) and Emperor Yi San (Lee Junho). They develop a passionate romance while overcoming social barriers and working for the advancement of their country. King Jeongjo and his beloved’s real-life love story served as inspiration.
