What happens when one of Korea’s busiest rising stars takes on another role? How does an “icon of hard work” manage acting, music, and variety shows all at once?
And what surprise is he bringing this time to keep audiences hooked?
Well, that is exactly what is happening, as Lee Jun-young has confirmed his special appearance in the upcoming film “Self-Written” (working title).
About the Film Of Self Written.
“Self-Written” taps into the political-suspense drama genre and spotlights the intense and harrowing travels of a Justice Minister candidate on the brink of a confirmation hearing. But everything turns upside down as an old incident resurfaces with a South Korean death row inmate’s letter, and he gets drawn deeper and deeper into a maze of he gets drawn deeper into a maze of secrets and political intrigue.
- Jung Sung-il is cast as Justice Minister candidate Seok-gyu.
- Park Ji-hyun plays the death row inmate Sun-hwa.
The film has already finished shooting and aims to release next year. Looking forward to the future thought-provoking storyline.
About Lee Jun-young
People often refer to Lee Jun-young as the “icon of hard work” across the entertainment industry, for his unique skills and hard work schedule.
After debuting as a member of U-KISS, Lee Jun-young transitioned into acting in 2017 with ‘The Avengers.’ Since then, he has appeared in projects such as Temporary Mr., Good Casting, Royal Roader, Netflix’s D.P, and Masked Girl, each leaving a strong impression on audiences, including Temporary Mr., Good Casting, Royal Roader, Netflix’s D.P, and Masked Girl, that made a substantial impression on audiences.
Most people are calling 2025 his “breakout year” with the numbers and variety of roles he took on through multiple platforms.
In 2025 alone, his schedule has been packed with diverse roles across dramas and films.
Recent Works This Year:
- Wonkyung — cameo role as Sejong (final episode)
- Melodrama — Hong Si-jun
- Fooled in a Box — Park Young-beom
- Weak Hero Class 2 — gangster Goldstar Je (villain)
- 24 Hour Gym — comical gym manager Do Hyun-joong
Aside from dramas, Lee Jun-young has showcased his versatility with variety shows such as Where Are We Going, Where Are We Going, Lee Min-jung and Show Me the Money. He is also supposedly working on releasing a solo album this year, which adds another category to my notes.
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Conclusion
Every project Lee Jun-young has done has seen him construct unique, layered characters, and in “Self-Written” he may only have a special appearance, but there’s still anticipation for seeing how he adds to the narrative of suspense. It is safe to say: 2025 remains the year of Lee Jun-young, and “Self-Written” is yet another addition to his relentless journey.
