A man who even played love, Baek Hee-sung (played by Lee Joon-ki), his wife Cha Cha Ji-won (played by Moon Chae-won), and two characters facing the truth they want to ignore are the main characters in the high-density emotional tracking drama "The Flower of Evil."

Lee Joon-ki has consistently been adored and is the main draw for attention since the drama's debut.  From the start of the broadcast, Lee Joon-ki's energetic performance has garnered rave praises.

There is a close situation in which those close to Hyun-soo are under suspicion, and tension is rising as a result of the fact that he is framed as a murder suspect.  However, as the episode went on, viewers' skepticism gave way to support as Hyun soo's sincerity was made clear.

Profile : 

Name: Lee Joon-ki

Birthday: April 17, 1982 (40 years old)

Height: 178 cm

Weight: 63 kg

Blood type: B

Nationality: South Korea

Company Name: Namu Actors

Debut: 2001 'So Basic' paper advertisement

Academic background: Yongho Elementary School - Bansong Middle School - Changwon Kyungil High School - Seoul National University of Arts Film (drop out) - Acting Arts Department at Seoul National University

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1. Lee Joon Ki's Activities : 

He is a South Korean actor.

He was the eldest son and was born in Busan. He grew up primarily in Changwon. His first dream was to become a programmer, but after seeing Hamlet with a close friend in high school, he changed his mind and decided to pursue acting instead. He arrived in Seoul by himself at the age of 20 with the goal of becoming an actor, and while working several part-time jobs at bars and pool halls, he also attended auditions. Before becoming a well-known actor, it is stated that there were numerous twists and turns.

In "The King and the Clown," he also took credit for coining the term "cross-sexual," thanks to his enigmatic demeanor, shaggy hairstyle, and distinctive sense of style.

He learned Taekkyeon, Acrobatics, Muay Thai, Boxing, Sistema, and Jujitsu. He is a third-tier taekwondo fighter with good athletic ability. While he was a student, he once played as a representative of Busan.
Famous actors who don't have roles often perform action roles. He feels that action is acting because he enjoys it so much and does it himself.

2. Lee Joon Ki's Personality :

He had a small circle of friends when he was a student and was passive and introverted, but as an actor, he developed an active personality. "This transformation was fate and a blessing," said Lee Joon-ki.

Lee Joon-ki responded to a question about his true personality in an interview by saying, "I have a fairly laid-back demeanor like a neighborhood brother. If I get the chance, I'd like to demonstrate Lee Joon-straightforward, ki's approachable appearance." He responded, "I hope you don't think too far and learn more about the human side.

Shin Min-ah, an actress, said: "Lee Joon-ki is a really peculiar individual. Such a person has never before crossed my path. You always appear joyful. He sets the scene's mood, but when he acts, he becomes a character in the drama. What a superb actor, he said. Lee Joon-ability ki's to stay sharp and engaged in his work is one of his strengths. He remarked, "He is a partner that entertains and empowers all actors and employees, including me. He is always upbeat and passionate."

Hwang Bo-ra, an actress, said: "Lee Joon-ki is incredibly thoughtful. Even when I'm exhausted, I look at the other actors and deliver the lines even if I make a lot of NGs, the actor stated.

In a statement, actor Kwon Oh-joong stated, "I thought Lee Joon-ki was a fiery and typical male actor until I really met him, but I've never seen such a bright, joyful, playful, and amusing friend like Lee Joon-ki." What a great buddy you are. The team added, "Lee Joon-ki makes me giggle at the scene."

3. Lee Joon Ki's Activities (Actor Life) :

He made his debut in 2001 as a paper model for the apparel company So Basic. When he was still unknown, he started to gain attention by appearing in commercials, and in 2003, he made his acting debut in the MBC drama "Nonstop," playing a supporting part.

The 2004 Japanese film Hotel Bonus, the movie made its debut. It is a Japanese movie, but all of the actors spoke Korean while performing, and it took home the Best New Director prize at the 26th Moscow International Film Festival. Lee was chosen for the character of "Boy" in the movie.

He broke past the competitive ratio of 2-3000 to 1 in 2005 when he performed the part of Gonggil in the film King and the Clown. His mysterious and exquisite appearance helped him become a phenomenon. There are numerous claims that Lee Joon-ki's life as an actor was altered by this work. At first, shown on 250 screens, it eventually gained 12.3 million viewers after surpassing 10 million. As a result of the film's success, the "Pretty Man" craze took off, and the drama "My Girl," which was starring at the time, also gained popularity and received favorable reviews.

By depicting a man with manly short hair, the drama Time Between Dog and Wolf was able to remove the stereotype of a "female-like man" in 2007. This work, a noir drama in the Korean tradition, has received praise for its masterful structure and never-ending story twists. Many answers that by portraying "Soohyun Lee" and "Kei," the main character of the story, and simultaneously portraying good and bad acting, Lee Joon-ki once again captured a life character.

His performances as "Lee Gyeom," "Yong (Nayong)," and "Iljimae" in the SBS drama "Iljimae" in 2008 earned him recognition for his acting prowess. He displayed a variety of attractions, from his upbeat demeanor to his tormented hero. The drama won the best acting award at the SBS Drama Awards.

He co-starred with IU in the 2016 drama "Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo." He lost 17 kg for this project and provided the greatest images. He depicted a powerful and aggressive dog wolf at the play's beginning, and in the play's second half, a straight romance with the heroine. With his distinctive blend of seductive and macho appeal, Lee Joon-Wangso ki's character has entered his second heyday and has significantly increased awareness among young people. Many people view this work as a dramatization of real life.

He played Baek Hee-sung, an emotionless psychopath who fully betrayed his wife, in the drama Flower of Evil in 2020. Baek Hee-sung was a family guy who altered his status and devoted himself to his wife and kid. He displayed a more nuanced emotional performance between melodrama and thriller than in his past acting roles. He was chosen by the cultural magazine Cooltura as the drama category's "2020 Icon" after being praised for his performance in Ize as a wonderful performer who violated the rules and flowered once more. He has since been nominated for the 57th Baeksang Arts Awards' Best Actor Prize. Since then, he has taken on a variety of roles with enthusiasm, including the drama “Again My Life.”

4. Flower of Evil Interview :

1. How did you decide on this piece?

Lee Joon-ki declared, "This task is not something I can handle at this time," after reading the "Flower of Evil" script for the first time.

It is said that he gave the part of the loving father who solely stares at his wife and who cares deeply for his daughter a lot of thought before playing it.

I had about two weeks to decide whether to participate, but as I kept reading the screenplay and seeing the drawings, I suddenly wondered, "Isn't it the same fate that this work came to me?" I chose to participate because I wanted it to be a watershed moment for my actor. He says, "Flower of Evil" was a bold decision for actor Lee Joon-ki.

2. Playing the roles of Baek Hee-sung and Do Hyun-soo with particular attention in

He is claimed to have put a lot of work into the reactions displayed in relationships with different characters when portraying the two characters. Due to the fact that this role cannot be emotionally felt, I reasoned that each small reaction from an expression would give the scene itself great power and persuasion. If I do something incorrectly, Do Hyun-soo can be perceived as a simple emotionless psychopath, so I paid attention to the details.

3. Making special arrangements for the creation of characters with varied aspects

In order to be as authentic as possible, Baek Hee-sung—who actually works as a metal craftsman—imagined it beforehand by searching for craft videos on YouTube that could be used as references in acting before filming. He also spoke with a metal craftsman and discovered the specifics that a craftsman could feel for a brief period of time.

It is reported that the affable husband or father of a family helped actor Moon Chae-won construct a persona by discussing his ideas with him. Moon Chae-won is a highly delicate and emotionally focused performer, so she filled in a lot of the areas that she may have missed, according to Lee Joon-ki. He continued, “Thanks to that, I felt heartbroken just watching it.”

4. Working with performers (Moon Chae-won, Seo Hyun-woo, Jang Hee-jin, etc.)

In the instance of actor Moon Chae-won, Lee Joon-ki remarked, "Even before thinking about the work called "Flower of Evil," we met a few times to discuss the work we were thinking about and to talk about our lives." I was able to develop confidence before choosing " Flower of Evil" because Chaewon remarked, "You're a character that can make me appealing enough." Actress Moon Chae-won is delicate and intensely concentrated at the moment. She is an actress who considers her sentiments until they can be understood, so when we worked together, I felt more driven and supported in the emotional element. I spoke with him.

I've already heard reports that Seo Hyun-woo is extremely passionate about acting, Seo Hyun-woo - Lee Joon-ki stated. I recall being anticipatory and anxious as I waited for the first encounter because many around me had warned me to expect nerves. But when I really met him, he was very kind, and sincere, and most importantly, he had a lot of strong acting convictions. He shared my enthusiasm for the scene, so I could exchange a lot of ideas and come up with various sequences. I was really grateful that he helped me create Do Hyun-character soo's at the beginning of the play, and he turned out to be such a terrific coworker that I said let's frequently meet in other projects.

"This is my second time working with Jang Hee-jin, and he is an actor who has always had great vitality," Lee Joon-ki remarked of the actor. He shows a lot of consideration for those around him. I was relieved to learn that I was chosen for this role specifically because I am an actor with strong emotional range and attention to detail, and I said, "It's okay." He cracks jokes and enjoys himself with me on set, but when he's acting, he concentrates swiftly and displays fresh emotional nuance. I always praised Jang Hee-accomplishments jin's and referred to him as "Jang Pro" whenever that occurred. He added to the enjoyment of the scene and is a good younger brother. I spoke with him.

5. The central character in The Flower of Evil and its message.

Lee Joon-ki pointed to "everyone in this work" as the most heartfelt person in "The Flower of Evil."All characters experience the emotion of "evil" as their lives alter, become victims, and then turn into perpetrators. When I was watching the most recent episode, I felt bad for all the characters. As a result, "Flower of Evil" is a piece of art that inspired me to reflect on the question of whether our life will bloom as "Flowers of Evil" or "Flowers of Good." After all, nobody has ever been evil in my opinion. It's just unfortunate how some characters are made to act evilly. I think it will provide viewers with a chance to reflect on the topic, "Have we ever lived with malice?"

Lee Joon-ki stated, "I believe the fact that no one was bad at all made the bloom of evil even more interesting. I believe that after giving the essence of human beings a lot of thought, I was able to consider myself. I'm hoping it will provide the audience with a chance to pose those queries. Have we not previously engaged in malice?

6. What do you think about completing your work?

Lee Joon-ki claimed that he had a mixture of emotions at completing the task, including relief, pride in having successfully sublimated the initial weight, and an empty feeling upon leaving everyone who had been jokingly running about.

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