Happy Lee Joon Gi Day! Here’s a look at some of the talented actor’s most memorable roles, including ‘Flower of Evil’ and more

Lee Joon Gi rose to notoriety in his first driving pretending a jokester in the widely praised film ‘The King and the Clown’ and acquired further acknowledgment in the rom-com ‘My Girl’.

From that point forward, he has broadened into different classes like verifiable dramatizations (sageuk) and activity thrill rides.

He is additionally known for his work in the ‘Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo’ as Wang So.

The prevalence of his work abroad, particularly in Asia, has laid out him as a top Hallyu star. We should see a portion of his best jobs throughout the long term.

A ‘Sageuk’ show, ‘Researcher Who Walks the Night’ follows the existences of individuals in a substitute component of Joseon Dynasty where the impeccably dressed researcher Kim Sung Yeol (Lee Joon Gi) lives as a vampire to stay faithful to his commitment to his companions.

At the point when Sung Yeol actually was a human, he learned about the vampire Gwi (Lee Soo Hyuk) who sits over the King choosing the following regal line and has restored as a vampire attempting to battle against Gwi. Furthermore, presently, he is living as a watchman vampire battling against the underhanded vampire without losing his human instinct.

Kim Sung Yeol has burned through 120 years as a watchman vampire who is liable for disposing of any vampire who resists the principles. Lee Joon Gi worked effectively at copying the vindictive vampire who lived to get back at individuals that killed his loved ones.

Apparently probably his best dramatization, it portrays the existence of Go Ha Jin (IU) who transports to the year 941 into the group of 16 year old Hae Soo and starts to get trapped in the realm of regal legislative issues and rulers. Lee Joon Gi assumed the part of fourth Prince, Wang So.

At first known as the brutal and standoffish one among the rulers, he is both dreaded and misjudged by everyone around him, to a limited extent because of the scars all over and the cover he wears to conceal them.

He starts to change due to Hae Soo, who rapidly understands that his chilliness was a front to conceal his aggravation. His ‘tsundere’ character made numerous watchers become hopelessly enamored with his sweet motions and caring disposition towards Hae Soo.

The series follows characters Bong Sang Pil (Lee Joon Gi) and Ha Jae Yi (Seo Yea Ji) who structure the Lawless Law Firm. Sang Pil, a previous hoodlum turned legal advisor, looks to vindicate his mom and battle against those with outright power.

He frequently turns to involving his clench hands and escape clauses in the law to accomplish his objectives.

Ha Jae Yi is a legal advisor of high uprightness who works with Sang Pil after she is suspended for attacking an adjudicator.

Together they utilize the law to battle for equity against degenerate appointed authority Cha Moon Sook (Lee Hye Young) and her partners.

Lee Joon Gi as Bong Sang Pil was certainly a much needed refresher as he played a more entertaining part contrasted with his past jobs and the raucous part of the person added pizazz to the show.

The well known spine chiller show follows the existence of Baek Hee Sung (Lee Joon Gi), a man who conceals his personality and past from his better half Cha Ji Won (Moon Chae Won), a criminal investigator.

By all accounts, they seem, by all accounts, to be the ideal family: a caring couple with a wonderful little girl who reveres her folks.

Cha Ji Won and her associates start exploring a progression of unexplained killings and is gone up against with the truth that her apparently amazing spouse might be concealing something from her.

Lee Joon Gi worked effectively at depicting the confounding feelings introduced by Baek Hee Sung and the scene where he loses all sight of what’s genuine really pulls at our heartstrings for the basic yet moving feelings that went through his face during that scene.