Lee Seung Gi is known for a number of action-packed and romantic comedy-dramas. However, the popular actor is more than that given that he also earned the ‘triple threat’ title for his skills in singing, acting, and hosting. But for many fans, his K-dramas are where his charisma truly shines. Let’s delve into some of his most popular and acclaimed works:
Get to know more about Lee Seung Gi
Lee Seung Gi, born on January 13, 1987, is a prominent figure in the Korean entertainment industry. Known affectionately as Korea’s Ballad Prince, he has captured hearts with his soulful hits like ‘Because You’re My Woman,’ ‘Will You Marry Me,’ and ‘Return.’
His versatility extends beyond music; he’s a familiar face in variety shows and has showcased his hosting skills on programs like ‘Strong Heart.’ Lee Seung Gi is hailed as a ‘triple threat,’ excelling in acting, singing, and hosting, a testament to his immense talent and charisma. His influence transcends the stage, as evidenced by his inclusion in the prestigious Forbes Korea Power Celebrity list in 2010.
Here are some of his must-see dramas:
The Law Cafe (2022)
“The Law Cafe” follows the story of Kim Jung-Ho (Lee Seung-Gi), a former prosecutor who, after leaving his job amidst his father’s corruption scandal, now lives off the rent collected from a building he owns, residing on its rooftop. Close friends with Kim Yoo-Ri (Lee Se-Young) since their high school days, Jung-Ho harbors unrequited feelings for her.
Mouse (2021)
In the gripping psychological thriller “Mouse,” Lee Seung Gi takes on the role of Jung Ba Reum, a diligent and compassionate police officer whose life is turned upside down when he becomes entangled in a series of gruesome murders.
As he delves deeper into the dark and twisted mind of a psychopathic killer, Jung Ba Reum must confront his own demons and unravel the mysteries surrounding his own past. With its intense storyline and shocking plot twists, “Mouse” showcases Lee Seung Gi’s ability to captivate audiences with his nuanced portrayal of complex characters.
Vagabond (2020)
In “Vagabond,” Lee Seung Gi takes on the role of Cha Dal Gun, a man driven by a quest for truth and justice following a tragic plane crash. With adrenaline-pumping action sequences and a suspenseful plot, the series keeps viewers on the edge of their seats as Cha Dal Gun uncovers a web of corruption and deceit.
A Korean Odyssey (2017)
As Son Oh Gong in “A Korean Odyssey,” Lee Seung Gi portrays a charismatic and mischievous character caught in a battle between good and evil. His chemistry with co-star Seon Mi, played by Oh Yeon Seo, adds depth to the story as they navigate a world filled with mythical creatures and supernatural forces.
Gu Family Book (2013)
In this fantasy epic, Lee Seung Gi brings to life Choi Kang Chi, a half-human, half-mythical creature on a journey of self-discovery and redemption. Against the backdrop of ancient Korea, the series explores themes of identity, love, and sacrifice, showcasing Lee Seung Gi’s range as an actor.
King2Hearts (2012)
“King2Hearts” sees Lee Seung Gi in the role of Prince Lee Jae Ha, a reluctant heir to the South Korean throne who finds love in the most unexpected of places. Set against the backdrop of political intrigue and cross-border romance, the series offers a compelling blend of drama, romance, and suspense.
My Girlfriend is a Gumiho (2010)
In this charming romantic comedy, Lee Seung Gi charms audiences as Cha Dae Woong, a carefree student who crosses paths with a mythical nine-tailed fox, played by Shin Min Ah. Their unlikely romance unfolds against a backdrop of humor and heartwarming moments, making it a beloved classic among fans.
Each of these dramas showcases Lee Seung Gi’s remarkable talent and charisma, cementing his status as one of Korea’s most beloved actors. Whether he’s playing a swashbuckling action hero or a lovable romantic lead, Lee Seung Gi never fails to leave a lasting impression on audiences worldwide.
