Actor Lee Hak-joo on being cursed by viewers for his excellent portrayal as villain


Lee Hak-joo makes a good villain. Photo: Lee Hak-joo/Instagram

It's not easy to play a villain on the big screen but it is something Korean actor Lee Hak-joo excels in.

During his guest appearance on the talk show Problem Child In House on Nov 16, Lee was asked by host Song Eun-yi if he had a lot of experience playing villainous characters throughout his career. The star responded: "No, that's not true, but it so happened that the times where I portrayed a villain became big hits."

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