Lee Joon is the latest actor to announce a cameo appearance in the hit k-drama "Pinocchio," which stars Lee Jong Suk as Choi Dal Po and Park Shin Hye as Choi In Ha. So far, the drama has had some great guest appearances, including cameos by Jung Woong In and Yoon Sang Hyun, actors that worked with Lee Jong Suk in "I Hear Your Voice."
Jung Woong In, the nightmarish villain in "I Hear Your Voice," was featured in Choi In Ha's nightmare. Yoon Sang Hyun reprised his role as a public defender in Episode 12, working on behalf of Dal Po's brother.
Lee Bo Young supplied the voice for a car's navigation system. Miss A's Suzy Bae lent her image to a photo that was supposed to be a blind date candidate for Bum Jo, played by Kim Young Kwang. At first Bum Jo is not interested in having a blind date but Suzy's lovely image makes him hesitate. Super Junior's Kim Heechul also showed up as the image on former celebrity stalker Yoo Rae's cellphone.
Kim Min Jung, who last appeared in "Gapdong," played Dal Po's blind date prospect.
Next up is Lee Joon, who previously worked with director Cho Soo Won on the drama "Gapdong." He is set to make a surprise appearance on Episode 19. The singer-turned-actor showed up on set on January 11 for a cold day of outdoor filming. In the photos released of the shoot, he is seen surrounded by a group of reporters. His character looks solemn but there is no word on what kind of role he will play.
A representative for the drama's production company spoke about his appearance.
"We are thankful for Lee Joon who agreed to appear in the drama through his relationship with director Cho Soo Won."
Lee Joon has appeared in several dramas, including "History of a Salaryman," "Iris II" and "Mr. Baek." The former MBLAQ singer can also be seen in the film "Guest." He dubbed the Korean voices for the animated films "Gnomeo and Juliet" and "Ninja Assassin."
"Pinocchio" is the story of a reporter who cannot tell a lie, played by Park Shin Hye, and her relationship with a man whose life has been a lie, played by Lee Jong Suk. The drama examines the ethics of journalism and how the need for a sensational headline can distort the truth.
