LONG HAIR
KILLER EYEBROWS
AND
A VILLAIN’S SMIRK
LEE JOON GI
STEALS
HEARTS
AT
‘INTERN’
PREMIERE
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  Get ready to swoon, because Lee Joon Gi just made a dramatic return to the spotlight - and fans are absolutely losing it!
The dashing and drop-dead gorgeous actor made a surprise appearance at the VIP premiere of director Kim Do Young’s highly anticipated film, Intern, held on the afternoon of 4 September 2026, at Park Mall CGV Yongsan in Seoul. And let’s just say, his arrival was nothing short of electric!
Currently deep in the trenches of filming Dochabi, a gripping historical drama set in the Joseon era, where he transforms into the chillingly notorious villain Yi Do Gwan, Lee Joon Gi clearly took a precious break from the set to soak up some well-deserved love from his adoring fans. And oh, did they miss him!
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  Stepping out of the shadows like a true superstar, he stunned everyone in a sleek all-black ensemble, keeping his mysteriously longer locks hidden under a cap - perhaps to keep his dangerous levels of charisma in check. While he didn’t give any interviews or say much, he made up for it with heart-fluttering waves, warm interactions, autographs, and even selfies with lucky fans before slipping away.
But eagle-eyed fans noticed something very intriguing - the distinct shape of his eyebrows hinted that he may have come straight from the Dochabi set. And now, the internet is buzzing with questions about his long hair. Will Lee Joon Gi keep his flowing locks after filming ends?
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Meanwhile, the main stars of Intern - legendary actor Choi Min Sik and the ever-stunning Han So Hee - graced the press screening earlier. The film is a Korean adaptation of Nancy Meyers’ 2015 beloved classic, with Choi Min Sik stepping into Robert De Niro’s shoes as the gentle Ben Whittaker, and Han So Hee taking on Anne Hathaway’s role as the driven, workaholic CEO Jules Ostin. It’s a heartwarming comedy about an unlikely bond between a 30-something boss and her 70-year-old intern - and it’s already generating major buzz! As for Dochabi, filming is expected to wrap up by January 2027, and fans are already counting down the days for a potential first-half release. And if that’s not enough to keep the excitement alive, Lee Joon Gi’s pan-Asian television series, where he plays a brilliant surgeon, is set to premiere in October 2026. Mark your calendars, because the King is coming back to our screens!
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