He's all dapper and suited up for this black and white shoot, but still keeping it playful with the stick in his mouth and his hands above his head.

As you know, Ki Hong Lee is Korean-American, he was born in Korea but grew up in the U.S. During his interview he talked about what it would have been like if he acted in Korea.

He said, "Korean movies are so wonderful. It's enough to be a wonder. If I started acting in Korea when I was young, I think there would have been an opportunity to play the child counterpart to a famous actor. That's unfortunate [that I wasn't able to do that]."

He added, "If I did start acting in Korea when I was young, for example, I could have acted with the sunbae Song Kang Ho whom I respect, and could have learned a lot working beside him."

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