The series’ story follows Ling Ling, a female Chinese tourist, who falls in love with Min-ho. In 2014, he played the role of ‘Min-ho’ (a music producer) in the 3-episode mini-drama ‘Line Romance’ for Line.
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Next, he appeared in the 2012 series ‘First Love’ for Innisfree in which he played Innisfree’s CEO. Lee Min-ho in The One and Only (2011-2012) When he enters his car, he recovers some part of his memory he sets on a journey to recover his memories using the car’s Entune System. Joon Kwon wakes up from a coma with no idea of who he is, and the only clue to his identity is his 2012 Toyota Camry. Promotional Seriesīetween 20, Lee Min-ho was seen in the series titled ‘The One and Only’ for Toyota Camry in which he played Joon Kwon. Some of his Japanese singles include Thank You and The Day, which peaked at 11 and 15, respectively.
His second single album, ‘Always’ (2017), peaked at number 5. The following year, his first single album, ‘The Day,’ was released it peaked at number 6 on Korean charts. The EP charted at number 3 and had six tracks. In 2014, Min-ho’s second EP, ‘Song For You,’ was released in Korean. The same month, Lee Min-ho released the Japanese version of his EP, which charted at 11 on Japanese charts. In May 2013, Lee Min-ho’s first EP, ‘My Everything,’ debuted with the lead single ‘Love Motion.’ The EP contained seven tracks and was charted at number 5 on the Korean charts. He also sang OSTs in Kdramas: ‘My Everything’ from Boys Over Flowers (2009) and Painful Love from The Heirs (2013). In 2015, he sang another non-album single titled ‘Thank You.’ Lee Min-ho made his singing debut with the single ‘Extreme’ in 2009 he sang the song along with South Korean-American singer Jessi.
The film was a commercial success and became the 4th most-watched film of 2008 in South Korea. Written by Jang Jin and directed by Kang Woo-suk, the film chronicles the tale of a cop named Kang Chul-joong (played by South Korean actor Sol Kyung-gu) who is about to retire and is handed one last case related to a few murders. In 2008, Lee Min-ho made his film debut with the South Korean film ‘Public Enemy Returns,’ and he played the supporting role of ‘Jung Ha-yeon’ in the film. Koh Hansu, a Zainichi Korean merchant and fish broker living in Osaka, Japan, is a member of Yakuza, the largest transnational organized crime syndicate in Japan he visits Busan, South Korea, regularly. The languages of the series were Japanese, Korean, and English, and it focuses on a Korean immigrant family who left their homeland to survive and thrive. The series was created and written by Soo Hugh and directed by Kogonada and Justin Chon and aired on Apple TV+. It was believed that the low rating of the series was due to the rise of streaming platforms in South Korea.Īfter two years, Lee Min-ho appeared as ‘Kon Hansu’ in the American-South Korean series ‘Pachinko,’ based on a novel of the same name (by Korean American author Min Jin Lee). The viewership rating of the first episode was 11.4%, which went up to 11.6% in the second episode however, it juggled between 6-8% in the later episodes. In South Korea, India, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Singapore, the series was one of the most popular Kdramas of 2020 it was also one of the top two Kdramas in 2020 in the US. The series was a great success, despite its controversies regarding historical inaccuracies the series even received advisory warnings for scenes challenging gender equality from the Korea Communications Standards Commission.
Lee Min-ho in The King: Eternal Monarch (2020)
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