Lee Jun Ki returned to the the set of 'The Scholar Who Walks the Night' the minute he recovered from the fracture in his nose, proving his dedication and love for acting.
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In the still cuts that were recently released from the drama set, Lee Jun Ki is seen with a radiant smile that shines brighter than the sun. The actor appears as though he was never injured to begin with, wearing a cheerful, infectious smile on his face that will surely bring a smile to others, as well.
Lee Jun Ki had to undergo surgery due to a fractured nose which he suffered from an accidental fall that happened on set recently. Instead of taking the time to fully recover, the actor flew back to the set barely a week after the surgery. To the staff and fellow actors who showed concern for his well-being, the actor put on an even brighter smile to assure them that he was perfectly fine. The actor's passion and commitment naturally drew the admiration of everybody on set.
Lee Jun Ki had to undergo surgery due to a fractured nose which he suffered from an accidental fall that happened on set recently. Instead of taking the time to fully recover, the actor flew back to the set barely a week after the surgery. To the staff and fellow actors who showed concern for his well-being, the actor put on an even brighter smile to assure them that he was perfectly fine. The actor's passion and commitment naturally drew the admiration of everybody on set.
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