Lee Jae-wook, invited to Busan International Film Festival for lead role → Surprise appearance during military service: "Great sense of regret" [31st BIFF]

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Actor Lee Jae-wook, currently serving in the military, made a surprise appearance at the "Honey Part-Time Job" open talk event of the Busan International Film Festival while on leave.

On the 8th, an open talk was held for the series "Honey Part-Time Job," which was invited to the "On Screen" section of the 31st Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) at the Cinema Hall in Haeundae-gu, Busan. Director Kim Da-min, who directed the work, creator Han Jun-hee, and actors Kim Min-ha and Choi Hyun-wook attended and discussed the work.

"Honey Part-Time Job" is a survival horror series depicting the story of young man Hyuk-jun (played by Lee Jae-wook) being assigned to a nightmare-like labor environment, set against the backdrop of a staffing agency that only offers "honey part-time jobs" starting at 50 times the minimum wage So Gae-ha-neun (수상).

Lee Jae-wook, who plays the lead role, is currently serving in the military and was unable to attend official events. However, Lee Jae-wook, who happened to be on leave, was spotted watching the open talk from the audience wearing a hat and mask, drawing attention.

Towards the end of the event, Choi Hyun-wook said, "I understand that actor Lee Jae-wook is here because he is on leave," and requested, "Please stand up once."

In response, Lee Jae-wook, who was in the audience, removed his mask and stood up. He then went up on stage to greet the audience with a surprise hello. The scene of Lee Jae-wook making a surprise appearance while on leave from military service was met with enthusiastic cheers at the venue.

Lee Jae-wook said, "I am currently fulfilling my duty to the nation, so I have great regret for not being able to be here with you," and added, "Since people say the work is really fun, I hope you all enjoyed watching it."

He then introduced that "'Honey Part-Time Job' is a story closely connected to our lives" and asked for anticipation for the work.

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