Lee Seung-jun

Lee Seung-jun pops up in “You Are the Apple of My Eye” (2024), and honestly, he’s pretty unforgettable here. The story? Well, it’s all about stumbling through that messy, sparkly, kinda awkward phase called adolescence. You’ve got a bunch of high schoolers doing what high schoolers do best—fumbling around with crushes, dodging homework, and pretending they’ve got life sorted when, let’s be real, nobody does. Lee Seung-jun’s character isn’t just background noise, either. He’s smack dab in the middle of all the chaos, pulling dumb pranks one minute and then dropping some surprisingly real wisdom the next. There’s this wild energy in the way he bounces between being the class clown and showing flashes of something deeper, like he’s hiding way more under the surface. The movie drags you into these little moments—awkward glances, dumb bets, late-night confessions—that feel way too real if you’ve ever had a teenage crush. But it’s not all sunshine and butterflies. “You Are the Apple of My Eye” digs into how friendships get messy, how saying the wrong thing can haunt you for weeks, and how growing up means screwing up, sometimes spectacularly. Lee Seung-jun brings this raw, goofy honesty that makes you root for him, even when he’s making a total fool of himself. At the end of the day, it’s less about the big dramatic gestures and more about those tiny, honest moments that stick with you long after the credits roll.