"Spend a lot of time alone"..2PM Lee Jun-ho's steps revealed in an overseas interview

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Boy group 2PM member and actor Lee Jun-ho once again proved his global influence.

Recently, following Forbes, the U.S. business magazine, Lee Joon-ho conducted interviews with major global media outlets such as WWD, USA Today, Screen Rant, Billboard Brasil, Rolling Stone India, and Variety.

In particular, Forbes highlighted Lee Joon-ho, who is facing a new challenge. He noted his challenges to two completely different characters in "Casurer" and "Taepung Corporation" after "King the Land," and evaluated that he is expanding his scope as an actor by expanding his acting spectrum.

In an interview, Lee Joon-ho said, "I have to pay attention to the way I talk, the way I talk, the way I act, and even the way I walk," adding, "I spend a lot of time alone to fully immerse myself in the character and try to bring life to the character." In addition, he said of Netflix entertainment show 'Dae-Crazy Gianjang 2', "It is special to see people from different jobs coming together and living together without knowing each other at all. I thought that was truly meaningful, and that's one of the reasons why I wanted to participate in this project," he said.

In this way, Lee Joon-ho announced his ambition to continue new challenges through interviews with global media, signaling a further expansion as an actor.

"Cashraro," which was released in December last year, topped the Korean Netflix Top 10 series category two days after its release, and drew an explosive global response from viewers around the world, including being named No. 1 in Netflix's Global Top 10 non-English show in two weeks. In addition, Lee Joon-ho proved his potential as a "trusted actor" by simultaneously proving his acting skills and popularity at home and abroad through "Taepung Corporation."

Lee Joon-ho, who still boasts global influence through interviews with various overseas media, will meet with fans in May with a solo concert to commemorate the 15th anniversary of 2PM's debut in Japan, in addition to the Netflix entertainment show "Daehwanjang 2."

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