Lee Jong Suk eyes global OTT space with new webtoon based K-drama ‘1 Second’: Report

Updated : Apr 12, 2024 18:29
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South Korean actor Lee Jong Suk is all set to make a comeback on OTT. The ‘Romance is a Bonus Book’ is reportedly in talks for a new webtoon based K-drama. If all goes well, the actor will be seen as a lead in the supernatural drama ‘1 second’.  

Lee Jong Suk to star in a new K-drama: Report 

According to a Korean media outlet, Jong Suk is currently discussing the project and the negotiations are progressing well. If his role is confirmed, the actor will mark his first collaboration with global OTT platform Disney+ as the reports suggest that the show is likely to premiere as a Disney +original series.  

More about the Webtoon based K-drama 

Lee Jong Suk will play the role of a firefighter in the K-drama based on the popular webtoon series by Sini and Kwang Woon. ‘1 Second’ follows the story of firemen fighting to save lives. The first season of the immensely popular webtoon ended in 2022. 

About Jong Suk’s character 

Jong Suk is likely to play Ho-ga, an extraordinary firefighter who possess the ability to see the future and uses his special ability to prevent the fire and rescue people. If Jong Suk does sign up for the show, it will mark his return after two years. The actor was last seen in ‘Big Mouth’ and ‘Decibel’ in 2022.  

About actor Lee Jong Suk  

Lee Jong Suk is one of the most prominent actors in South Korean entertainment industry. He has several hit K-dramas to his credit including ‘Doctor Stranger’, ‘Pinocchio’, ‘While You Were Sleeping’ and ‘W’. Despite being missing from the screen, the actor has been in the headlines due to his blooming romance with K-pop soloist and actor IU.  

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