Lee Jae Wook is a South Korean actor born on May 10, 1998. He studied drama at Seoul’s Chung-Ang University and then went on to make his drama debut in “Memories of the Alhambra” in 2018. He followed this up with his big screen debut in the movie “The Battle of Jangsari” (2019) and recently appeared in IT-themed drama “Search: WWW” (2019).

Lee Jae Wook

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3 Sweet Moments From The Final Episodes Of “Last Summer”

After their parents' divorce, twins Baek Do Ha (Lee Jae Wook) and Baek Do Yeong (also played by Lee Jae Wook) were separated: Do Ha lived in the United States with their mother, while Do Yeong lived in Korea with their father. Do Yeong moved next door to Song Ha Gyeong (Choi Sung Eun), a girl around the same age as him. When Do Ha visited during the summer, the three kids spent time together, often watching the stars. As they grew closer, Ha Gyeong began to develop feelings for Do Ha, but felt that she couldn't confess her feelings out of fear of disrupting their group dynamic. As they go through college and their early careers, they fall out of touch... until tragedy strikes, and Do Ha must tell Ha Gyeong a painful truth that might tear them apart for good – or bring them closer than ever before.

Last Summer

Endless Summer ☀️ 

Baek Do Ha / Baek Do Yeong

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After several unhappy events at work, Seoul-based cellist Mok Hae Won (Park Min Young) has grown tired of big-city life. She decides to take a break from the hustle and bustle and returns to the small village of Bukhyeon, where she lived for a short time during her high school years, hoping to take some time and unwind. However, she didn’t bank on reuniting with her former classmate and neighbor Im Eun Seop (Seo Kang Joon), who now owns a small, unassuming independent bookstore. Hae Won is drawn to Eun Seop, who lives his life at a slower pace than the people she used to hang out with in the capital. Over time, they begin to feel the pull of attraction. But Eun Seop, too, has deep secret scars. Can they overcome the obstacles they find in their way – and begin a lasting romance? This 2020 South Korean drama, based on the novel of the same name by Lee Do Woo, was directed by Han Ji Seung.

I'll Go to You When the Weather is Nice

The warm-hearted team

High school student Eun Dan Oh (Kim Hye Yoon) struggles with recurring memory loss – but soon finds out that her forgetfulness is a symptom of being a web comic character! Worse still, Dan Oh learns that the author has given her a tragic storyline that includes a fiancé who hates her and a fatal heart defect. Dan Oh decides she’s had enough and wants to take charge of her life. Her resolve only deepens when she meets fellow background character Seuli High School Student Number 13 (Rowoon), and the two strike up a forbidden romance. Can they rewrite their fate and find love outside the panels of their story? This drama was based on the web comic “July Found by Chance” by Moo Ryu Yee.

Extra-ordinary You

📖 Extra-ordinary Team 📖

Bae Ta Mi (Im Soo Jung), a brilliant tech director at search engine platform Unicon, sees her career crash after being betrayed by her mentor, Song Ga Gyeong (Jeon Hye Jin). Desperate to repair her reputation, she joins rival company Baro, although their director Cha Hyeon (Lee Da Hee) often comes across as a contrarian. As she navigates corporate politics and romantic interest from Park Morgan (Jang Ki Yong), a talented video game music composer, Ta Mi must determine if she can balance the thrill of revenge with the complexities of love. This 2019 South Korean drama was directed by Jung Ji Hyun and Kwon Young Il.

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