Lee Kyu Hyung, Kim Tae Hee's 'fake husband', the audience's cure for ignorance?

Vietnam has comedian Le Duong Bao Lam, then on the Korean screen that title belongs to male god Lee Kyu Hyung. He is known as one of the indispensable comedic ingredients in hit movies and especially the person Kim Tae Hee loves wholeheartedly.

Lee Kyu-hyung is a South Korean actor. Although primarily a musical actor, Lee has also appeared in numerous Korean films and television series. In 2017, Lee rose to fame for his role as Yoo Han-yang in the tvN drama Prison Playbook.

Lee's interest in acting was inspired by the 1999 Korean film Shiri, and he began pursuing roles in theater with the hope of becoming a movie star. He attended Joongdong High School in Seoul, where he was a member of the theater club.

He was admitted to Kyung Hee University's Department of Film and Theater, but dropped out before completing his degree and later graduated from Dongguk University with a major in Theater Studies. Lee decided to transfer to Dongguk because it was the alma mater of Choi Min-sik, an actor he admired.

Actor Lee Kyu Hyung is an actor, some people become stars in their first drama, some people dedicate their whole youth but only get supporting roles, only thanks to small roles.

He debuted as a musical actor in 2008, his first film was Castaway on the Moon in 2009 but only as a musical extra. In the following years he only accepted uninteresting films: The Face Reader, Cat Girl, No Tears for the Dead.

After starring in the movie Prison Playbook with Park Hae Soo, Krystal Jung, Jung Kyung-ho, Jung Hae-in and playing the role of Yoo Han-yang - a comedy addict, his career turned a new page. With this interesting acting style, Lee Kyu Hyung easily won the hearts of the audience. Even when mentioning his name or the name of the work, many people will immediately think of this silly and lovely character. However, in the following movies, he continued to take on supporting and cameo roles.

Specifically, the actor played the role of Yoo Han Yang - a prisoner with a drug addiction. He impressed with his cuteness and sulky face. And most of all, his constant backtalk and teasing of his fellow prisoners got him beaten over and over again.

In 2018 and 2019, the 8x actor had the opportunity to try his hand at playing the main role in the films Life and Doctor John. In these two films, he left a deep impression on the audience with the character he played. With his positive acting ability, it was not too difficult for him to fully portray the role he played. He played the role of Jo Kang Hwa, a man who had to raise his child alone after his wife died in a traffic accident. Kang Hwa made the audience sympathize when his heart was always filled with the image of his wife.

Lee Kyu Hyung's gentle, emotional acting style, focusing on the character's inner self, made many people shed tears over Kang Hwa's fate. In addition, with its profound content, the film has become one of the works that took away the most tears from the audience in 2020.

Thanks to that role, he received the Best Actor award at the 2019 Korean Drama. His name was noticed more by the audience in the movie Hi, Bye Mama! This is also his first leading role after 12 years of acting. The funny thing is that Lee Kyu Hyung did not read the script but accepted to act in this movie right away because he knew he would be Kim Tae Hee's husband. Lee Kyu Hyung has many extremely different transformations on screen and is loved by a large audience. Surely, he will be a more famous actor in the future.

Some of the films that Lee Kyu Hyung has appeared in include: "Innocent Witness", "Jury 8", "Handsome Guy", "End of Year Reconciliation". Regarding TV series: "Prison Playbook", "Life", "Doctor John", "Hospital List", "Voice", "Racket Boys".

Lee Kyu Hyung is making a large audience impressed and admired by his excellent acting. Although he has a large acting portfolio, unfortunately, Lee Kyu Hyung's name is still not known to many audiences. Only in recent years, with his transformation in acting and his eye for choosing scripts, the actor has gradually impressed the public through a series of extremely interesting roles.

Most recently, he played a police officer in the movie "Handsome, Seen Wrong", which is creating a fever at the Vietnamese box office. Not only is it humorous, "Handsome, Seen Wrong" also adds horror and mystery to make the atmosphere of the movie more tense and suspenseful, "dotted" between the bursts of laughter. When accidentally releasing the evil spirit, the catastrophic incidents that happen to the people involved make some weak-hearted audiences startled. And the fact that the demon is getting stronger and stronger also makes them tense, because the situation that all the characters encounter is becoming dangerously out of control.

With the excellent natural acting of the two male leads, Lee Sung Min and Lee Hee Jun have succeeded in becoming the "quintessence" of Handsome See Wrong. In character creation, just by standing still, Lee Sung Min and Lee Hee Jun make the audience laugh. When they talk, move, argue, panic, and act cool, the audience has to laugh until they fall down.

In addition to Lee Sung Min and Lee Hee Jun, Handsome Sees Wrong also adds two other veteran and charming actors, Park Ji Hwan (Our Blues, Gyeongseong Creature) and Lee Kyu Hyung (Prison Playbook, Hi Bye Mama) as two silly policemen, thereby bringing more laughter to the film.

What makes Handsome Sees Wrong more than just a mindless comedy lies in the satire that the story wants to convey, that "don't judge a book by its cover". After the hearty laughs, Handsome Sees Wrong closes its story with a warm smile of satisfaction when good people get what they deserve, even though their appearance may not be beautiful according to the majority's standards.

Song Hye Kyo is controlled by a man who is ten years older than Song Joong Ki Đình Như16:05:21 26/03/2025According to Song Hye Kyo, at that time, Wong Kar-wai actively invited her to participate in the film: The roles are not many, but the character is very well-developed and very important. I really want to cooperate with you.