Lee Hee-jun

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Characters played by Lee Hee-jun

Park Jae-yeong — Karma (2025)

A debt-ridden man who hires Jang Gil-ryong to murder his father, Park Dong-sik, to collect life insurance. When the insurance payout is blocked and Gil-ryong threatens him, Jae-yeong attempts to murder Gil-ryong in an abandoned building. He is overpowered and ultimately killed by Beon-jun, whose body and identity are subsequently stolen to evade the police manhunt.

Jo Nam-doo / Park Moo — The Legend of the Blue Sea (2016)

Joon-jae's con-artist mentor and modern-day reincarnation of the Joseon-era merchant's son Park Moo. He helps Joon-jae track Shim Cheong, investigates past-life crimes, and later becomes a lecturer after the main events.

Yang Gi-su — Badland Hunters (2024)

Experienced survivor and strategist aiding the main group.

Byung-Ki — The Flu (2013)

A smuggler whose brother dies from the virus. He initially hides the truth about the infected container, causes chaos at the hospital, and later kills the sole survivor Monssai in a vengeful attack.

Sang-gu — Handsome Guys (2024)

A resident who moves into the house alongside Jae-pil. He shares the same fate as his friend, drawing police attention and being wrongly suspected of kidnapping following the rescue attempt.

Kwak Sang-cheon — The Man Standing Next (2020)

President Park's loyal bodyguard who clashes with KCIA Director Kim Gyu-pyeong over authority. He secretly orders the assassination of former director Park Yong-gak in Paris and pushes for martial law to suppress pro-democracy protests. During the climactic dinner, he is shot by Kim, survives briefly, but is ultimately killed by Kim's bullet.

Reporter Yoon Sang-sam — 1987: When the Day Comes (2017)

Reporter Yoon Sang-sam investigates Park Jong-chul’s death despite restrictions against reporting it. After receiving autopsy evidence from Prosecutor Choi Hwan, he publishes findings that contradict the police report and informs the public that Jong-chul died from asphyxiation rather than a heart attack.

Dae-bok — Marriage Blue (2013)

Dae-bok works at Joo-young's urology clinic and has recently started dating Yi-ra, a wedding planner. When she tells him she is pregnant during a baseball game, he immediately proposes. As they prepare for the wedding, their frequent arguments and Yi-ra's cynical outlook make him fear she sees no long-term future for them, so he desperately tries to change her mind.

Hyuk-geun — Dear Dolphin (2013)

Hyuk-geun is Cha-kyung's lover. A year after she dies in a car accident, he still cannot accept her death or move on, and lives in a fantasy in which she is still alive. His grief and his relationship with Cha-kyung are central to the changes unfolding between him and Gi-ok.

Dae-sik — A Special Lady (2017)

Dae-sik is a violent figure who confronts Joo-hwan during the collapse of JC Group’s power. He reveals that Hyun-jung is Joo-hwan’s mother and accuses her of killing a man while pregnant. He then threatens Joo-hwan in an attempt to locate the sex tape capable of damaging JC Group.

Geun-su — S.I.U. (2011)

He is among the people who ambush Kim Seong-beom while Kim follows a lead about Kim Jin-hwan. During the confrontation, Geun-su and the others imply that the official account of Seong-beom's son's death is false and that Seong-beom has been lured there to be killed.

Jin-ho — Sori: Voice from the Heart (2016)

A dedicated intelligence agent assigned to recover the fallen AI satellite. His mission conflicts with Hae-Gwan's personal quest until he develops sympathy.

Career Overview

Lee Hee-jun has 58 screen credits in a career dating back to 2007. Their work is anchored in the Concrete Utopia Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Karma, Mouse, A Killer Paradox. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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Gender
male
Known Credits
58
Birth Date
1979-06-29
Birth Place
Daegu, South Korea

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