Lee Je-hoon Ignites 'Taxi Driver 3' Syndrome with Dazzling 'Sub-Character' Transformations

Actor Lee Je-hoon is captivating audiences in SBS's 'Taxi Driver 3' with his versatile portrayals of various 'sub-characters'.

In the episode aired on the 12th, the character Kim Do-gi, played by Lee Je-hoon, transformed into 'Lorenzo Do-gi', a European volleyball agent, to deliver justice to the villains involved in match-fixing.

During the broadcast, Kim Do-gi meticulously planned his revenge against Cho Sung-wook (Shin Joo-hwan) and Im Dong-hyun (Moon Soo-young), who were involved in a 15-year-old incident and match-fixing.

Lee Je-hoon fully embodied 'Lorenzo Do-gi', showcasing a new persona with altered intonation and gestures. His performance, ranging from a smooth and cunning European agent to a physically demanding action sequence during a crisis, heightened the drama's immersion. The thrilling escape scene during the car chase provided viewers with intense catharsis.

In the ending, as the truth of the case unraveled and the villain's identity was revealed, Lee Je-hoon's gaze alone conveyed the character's deep anger and desire for vengeance, leaving a strong impression. Through his ever-evolving sub-characters each episode, Lee Je-hoon continues to prove his irreplaceable acting prowess, fueling the 'Kim Do-gi syndrome'.

'Taxi Driver 3' airs every Friday and Saturday at 9:50 PM KST.

Netizens are praising Lee Je-hoon's performance, with comments like 'His acting is insane,' and 'He perfectly fits every sub-character,' expressing immense anticipation for the upcoming episodes and his acting capabilities.