Korean actor Lee Jin-wook goes 'beast-mode' in new K-drama 'Sweet Home'


Actor Lee Jin-wook is excited for fans to see him looking completely different in 'Sweet Home'. Photo: Netflix

K-drama actor Lee Jin-wook, a heartthrob in series like Nine – 9 Times Time Travel and Voice 2 – is hardly recognisable in the new show Sweet Home.

Out on Netflix on Dec 18, Sweet Home is a 10-episode series based on a popular webtoon. It is set at an old apartment building where the occupants are suddenly faced with an unusual phenomenon that turns humans into monsters.

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