Lee Min-goo

Lee Min-goo, born July 27, 1992, in South Korea—yeah, that guy’s been popping up everywhere lately. If you’re into K-dramas, you’ve absolutely seen his face, probably even binge-watched him without realizing. He’s not one of those actors who blends into the background, either. There’s something about his screen presence—sharp eyes, smirk that says “I know your secrets,” you know the type. Most folks first spotted him in “All of Us Are Dead” (2022). That show? Total chaos. Zombies everywhere, high schoolers losing their minds, and Lee Min-goo right in the thick of it. He didn’t play some basic background character, either. His scenes stuck with people, even if you were too busy shrieking at the undead to notice at first. Then there’s “A Time Called You” (2023). Whole different vibe—think time travel, heartbreak, all those feelings you pretend you don’t have. Lee Min-goo slipped into that story so well, you’d swear he actually lived through it all. He’s got this way of making you root for him, even if his character’s got issues. And let’s not skip “The Glory” (2022). That one’s dark, full of revenge and heavy moments, and Lee Min-goo just eats it up. He brings this energy that makes the drama hit harder, like you’re watching real people, not just actors reciting scripts. All this to say, Lee Min-goo’s not just another face in the crowd—he’s one of those actors who actually makes you care about the story.