"No tears, only sighs"... 'Four Hands' Lee Jun-young reveals thoughts on enlistment after a month [Star Issue]

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Actor Lee Jun-young's heartfelt remarks made just days before his military enlistment were revealed about a month later.

On the afternoon of the 25th, an online production conference for tvN's new Saturday-Sunday drama "Four Hands" (script by Shin Yi-won) was held, attended by director Park Hyun-seok and actors Song Kang, Lee Jun-young, and Jang Kyu-ri.

The event was pre-recorded in July due to Lee Jun-young's scheduled military enlistment. Lee enlisted as an active-duty soldier in the Army on the 21st of that month and is currently serving his military duties.

In the recorded video, Lee Jun-young joked, "I'm sure I'll be training hard right now. Please take good care of me."

"Four Hands" also marks Lee Jun-young's final leading role before enlistment. Regarding this, Lee expressed his wish: "Through 'Four Hands,' I want to show that 'this kind of thing is possible for me.' Since the public tends to remember me with a strong impression, I hope they will appreciate the character I played this time, which turned out to be quite like Pyongyang Naengmyeon and has diverse emotions."

He continued, "I don't know if I did well, but I gave my all. I can say that I put everything on the line."

At the end of the event, MC Park Gyeong-rim jokingly said to Lee Jun-young, who was about to enlist, "(Lee Jun-young) might cry, so let's wrap this up before that happens."

In response, Lee Jun-young humorously remarked, "No tears. As of today, there are only a few days left until enlistment, and instead of tears, I'm just sighing," drawing laughter from the audience.

He then concluded with a final farewell: "I will return in good health after completing my military service."

Meanwhile, "Four Hands" is a drama depicting the friendship, love, competition, and growth of young people who meet at an arts high school filled only with musical geniuses. It has drawn attention as Song Kang's first return role after his discharge in October last year and Lee Jun-young's final leading role before enlistment.

In "Four Hands," Song Kang plays pianist Kang Bi-o, who followed an elite path; Lee Jun-young takes on the role of rising star Choi Jeong-yo; and Jang Kyu-ri portrays violist Hong Jae-in, who recognized the two's genius talents better than anyone else.

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