Lee Do Hyun's Journey in 'Exhuma' and 'Youth of May'

Lee Do Hyun, a talented actor known for his impressive performances in various dramas such as 'Prison Playbook,' 'Youth of May,' and more, has recently made his big screen debut through the occult mystery film 'Exhuma.' In this film, Lee plays Bong Gil, a rookie shaman who works with Hwa Rim (Kim Go Eun) to save him from an illness that strikes people before they become shamans.

In addition to his role in 'Exhuma,' Lee Do Hyun is also set to star in KBS's upcoming romance drama 'Youth of May.' The drama takes place in May 1980, a tumultuous period in South Korean history when political and social conflicts were rampant. Lee plays the role of Hwang Hui-tae, a medical college student who falls in love with his classmate, Kim Myung-hee (Go Min-shi), amidst the chaos.

The drama 'Youth of May' follows the story of two young people who find love during a difficult time in their lives. Lee's character, Hwang Hui-tae, is a medical college student who has always felt like he never quite belonged anywhere. However, everything changes when something unexpected happens in his life, and he meets Kim Myung-hee, a nurse who has been working for three years.

Lee Do Hyun's characters are often those who have overcome adversity to achieve their goals. In 'Exhuma,' Bong Gil is a rookie shaman who works tirelessly to save people from illness. Similarly, in 'Youth of May,' Hwang Hui-tae is a medical college student who has always felt like he never quite belonged anywhere but finds his purpose when he falls in love with Kim Myung-hee.

The drama 'Youth of May' will premiere next month and will air Mondays and Tuesdays on KBS. With the ongoing success of 'Exhuma,' Lee Do Hyun's fans are eagerly anticipating his next project, which promises to be just as captivating as his previous performances.

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