Courtesy of MBC
Actor Lee Jong-won, recognized for his role in the MBC romantic comedy "Knight Flower," celebrated the show's success with reporters at a cafe in Gangnam District, southern Seoul, on February 15. The 12-part sageuk achieved nationwide average viewership ratings of 18 percent, peaking at 22 percent, marking MBC's highest rating in its time slot, surpassing the 2021 drama "The Red Sleeve."
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| ▲ Lee Jong-won and Lee Ha-nee, seen here in a scene from MBC's recently concluded historical romantic comedy "Knight Flower" / Courtesy of MBC |
"Knight Flower" is set in the Joseon Dynasty and revolves around a forbidden love between Yeo-hwa, played by Lee Ha-nee, and government officer Soo-ho, portrayed by Lee Jong-won. The drama's unique romantic tension, characterized by minimal physical contact, contributed to its popularity.
Lee Jong-won, who debuted as a model in 2018 before entering acting, is known for his role in the 2022 drama series "The Golden Spoon," where he received the Best New Actor award at the MBC Drama Awards. "Knight Flower" marked his first experience in a lead role, providing a valuable learning opportunity, particularly in sageuk genre.
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| ▲ Lee Jong-won portraying the character Soo-ho in "Knight Flower" / Courtesy of MBC |
Expressing excitement about his career and personal growth as he approaches 30, Lee Jong-won mentioned his eagerness to channel his positive energy into future projects. Despite feeling nervous about the increased responsibility in his lead role, he sees it as a motivation to work harder.
Lee Jong-won shared insights into his character's forbidden love in "Knight Flower," stating that if faced with a similar situation, he would attempt different ways to make it work, mirroring his character Soo-ho's determination.
As a versatile artist with interests in music and art, Lee Jong-won expressed confidence and eagerness for the future, emphasizing his love for acting and his commitment to showcasing diverse talents.
The success of "Knight Flower" not only elevated Lee Jong-won's profile but also contributed to MBC's achievement in securing record viewership during its broadcast.
Sayart
Sayart, sayart2022@gmail.com
MBC's Romantic Comedy Achieves Record Viewership Ratings, Elevating Lee Jong-won's Profile in the Entertainment Industry
Courtesy of MBC
Actor Lee Jong-won, recognized for his role in the MBC romantic comedy "Knight Flower," celebrated the show's success with reporters at a cafe in Gangnam District, southern Seoul, on February 15. The 12-part sageuk achieved nationwide average viewership ratings of 18 percent, peaking at 22 percent, marking MBC's highest rating in its time slot, surpassing the 2021 drama "The Red Sleeve."
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| ▲ Lee Jong-won and Lee Ha-nee, seen here in a scene from MBC's recently concluded historical romantic comedy "Knight Flower" / Courtesy of MBC |
"Knight Flower" is set in the Joseon Dynasty and revolves around a forbidden love between Yeo-hwa, played by Lee Ha-nee, and government officer Soo-ho, portrayed by Lee Jong-won. The drama's unique romantic tension, characterized by minimal physical contact, contributed to its popularity.
Lee Jong-won, who debuted as a model in 2018 before entering acting, is known for his role in the 2022 drama series "The Golden Spoon," where he received the Best New Actor award at the MBC Drama Awards. "Knight Flower" marked his first experience in a lead role, providing a valuable learning opportunity, particularly in sageuk genre.
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| ▲ Lee Jong-won portraying the character Soo-ho in "Knight Flower" / Courtesy of MBC |
Expressing excitement about his career and personal growth as he approaches 30, Lee Jong-won mentioned his eagerness to channel his positive energy into future projects. Despite feeling nervous about the increased responsibility in his lead role, he sees it as a motivation to work harder.
Lee Jong-won shared insights into his character's forbidden love in "Knight Flower," stating that if faced with a similar situation, he would attempt different ways to make it work, mirroring his character Soo-ho's determination.
As a versatile artist with interests in music and art, Lee Jong-won expressed confidence and eagerness for the future, emphasizing his love for acting and his commitment to showcasing diverse talents.
The success of "Knight Flower" not only elevated Lee Jong-won's profile but also contributed to MBC's achievement in securing record viewership during its broadcast.
Sayart
Sayart, sayart2022@gmail.com
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