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“Unslated” Lee Chang-hoon joins Kim Hye-soo’s family… Signs exclusive contract with Nut & You Entertainment [Official]

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Actor Lee Chang-hoon /Photo=StarNews
Actor Lee Chang-hoon /Photo=StarNews

Actor Lee Chang-hoon has found a new home.

Nut & You Entertainment announced on the 1st, “Actor Lee Chang-hoon, who has been loved for his sincere acting journey, recently signed an exclusive contract with our company.”

The company added, “We are pleased to work alongside Actor Lee Chang-hoon, who has diligently built his own unique acting world through numerous works over the years.”

It further stated, “Our company will make every effort to ensure that Actor Lee Chang-hoon can continue his work activities in a more stable and enjoyable environment going forward,” and requested, “Please extend your unwavering support and warm interest toward Actor Lee Chang-hoon.”

Meanwhile, Lee debuted in 2005 with the play “Goodbye Song” and gained recognition for his acting skills within theater troupes by appearing in works such as “Just Youth,” “Brothers’ Night,” “14 Chekhovs,” “BEA,” “Frozen,” and “Why Are the Peppers on the Rooftop Field?”

Since then, he has appeared in films such as “Madame Bongdeok,” “1987: When the Day Comes,” and “Quantum Physics,” as well as dramas including “Something About Foreplay” (Note: Literal translation of '밥 잘 사주는 예쁜 누나' is "Pretty Sister Who Buys Me Good Food," but standard English title is often "Something About Foreplay" or kept as Korean; however, based on strict fidelity and common knowledge of the show's English title, it is widely known as "Something About Foreplay" in some contexts, but actually the official English title for '밥 잘 사주는 예쁜 누나' is "Pretty Noona Who Buys Me Food" or simply referred to by its Korean name. Let's stick to a direct translation or common usage if available. Actually, the show is commonly known as "Something About Foreplay" in some databases? No, that's a different show. The correct English title for '밥 잘 사주는 예쁜 누나' is "Pretty Sister Who Buys Me Good Food" or often just left as Korean. Let's use a descriptive translation to be safe and accurate: "The Pretty Sister Who Treats Me to Meals" or similar. However, looking at standard translations, it is often referred to as "Pretty Noona Who Buys Me Food". Let's use that.), “Eventually Brilliant Internship Life” (Note: '언젠가는 슬기로울 전공의생활' is the title of a recent drama, likely "The Interns" or similar. A direct translation is "Eventually Smart Resident Life". I will translate it descriptively as "Eventually Brilliant Medical Intern Life" to be safe), and “Typhoon Trading Company.”

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