Lee Jae Wook can be making an enormous performing transformation for his subsequent function in Disney+’s “The Impossible Heir”!

“The Impossible Heir” will inform the story of three characters who need to climb to the highest by attempting to take the throne of Korea’s largest conglomerate. Lee Jae Wook will tackle the function of the cold-blooded but dignified Han Tae Oh, Lee Jun Young will painting Kang In Ha, a personality that has each good and evil sides, and Hong Su Zu will play Na Hye Won.

Lee Jae Wook’s function as Han Tae Oh is a personality with distinctive brains and chilly rationality. Having been born the son of a assassin, Han Tae Oh runs away from the world and makes an attempt to flee his troublesome life by approaching Kang In Ha, the illegitimate son of Korea’s largest conglomerate Kang Oh Group, and collectively they goal to take down the throne of Korea’s largest conglomerate. With an incredible sense of ambition, Han Tae Oh strategically takes the lead with a poker face.

Regarding his function, Lee Jae Wook shared, “He’s a persistent character who has to chase a problem to the end and solve it once he decides on a goal. As a figure who is good at maintaining a poker face, he doesn’t show his claws when solving problems.” The actor added, “I put a lot of changes into acting to hide the expressive parts and showcase [the character’s] inner feelings thoroughly. Through ‘The Impossible Heir,’ I think I can show some thorough and calm as well as persistent sides of me.”

Director Min Yeon Hong additional shared, “While watching Lee Jae Wook’s career, the way he portrayed diverse characters with depth left an impression. At the same time, I like that he is an actor who showcases his charms to the fullest. I believe if Lee Jae Wook acts as Han Tae Oh, who is always serious and maintains a poker face to not easily show his feelings, I think viewers can relate and feel his charm.”

“The Impossible Heir” will premiere on February 28. While ready, take a look at a teaser right here!

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