Lee Do-hyun

Lee Do-hyun, born Lim Dong-hyun on April 11, 1995, in Goyang, Gyeonggi, is rapidly becoming one of South Korea's most recognized actors. He first drew attention for his role in the 2019 hit series Hotel del Luna, where his performance marked a significant turning point in his career. With a growing body of work, he has demonstrated remarkable versatility, seamlessly transitioning from supporting roles to leading characters.

In 2020, Lee showcased his range in the coming-of-age drama 18 Again, where he played dual roles as Hong Dae-young and Go Woo-young. This series not only resonated with viewers but also solidified his place in the industry. That same year, he starred in the popular horror series Sweet Home as Lee Eun-hyeok, a role he reprised in the upcoming Season 3, set to release in 2024. His ability to embody complex characters has made him a favorite among fans.

Lee Do-hyun’s work continued to impress with his portrayal of Joo Yeo-jeong in the critically acclaimed series The Glory (2022). This series, which focuses on themes of revenge and redemption, highlighted his dramatic capabilities and further established him as a leading actor. In 2021, he also appeared in the historical drama Youth of May, showcasing his ability to take on diverse roles across various genres.

Recently, he has been captivating audiences with his performance in The Good Bad Mother (2023) and is set to appear in the film Exhuma, slated for release in 2024. With every project, Lee Do-hyun proves he’s not just a rising star; he’s becoming a mainstay in the South Korean entertainment scene. His dedication to his craft and impressive ability to connect with viewers through his performances make him an actor to watch in the coming years.