Lee Byung-hun, Song Kang-ho, and Shin Ha-kyun Reunite for a Special 'JSA' Photo 25 Years Later

Actor Lee Byung-hun has shared a special reunion photo with his co-stars from the iconic film 'Joint Security Area (JSA)', sparking nostalgia among fans.

On the 23rd, Lee Byung-hun posted a picture on his social media featuring actors Song Kang-ho and Shin Ha-kyun. The three stars exude their signature charisma, smiling warmly at the camera, a testament to their enduring presence.

Alongside the reunion photo, stills from 'Joint Security Area (JSA)' were also shared, showcasing pivotal moments from the film that explored the secret friendship and tragedy between soldiers from North and South Korea. Released in 2000, the movie is celebrated as a masterpiece, praised for the actors' powerful performances and Park Chan-wook's meticulous direction.

The reunion of these three acclaimed actors, 25 years after the film's release, has touched many hearts. Lee Byung-hun playfully captioned the photo with a witty remark about time passing, hinting at his recent return to the big screen with the film 'Unalterable', directed by Park Chan-wook. This gathering is speculated to be a celebration of the new film's release.

Lee Byung-hun, a veteran actor, made his debut in the 1991 drama 'Ode to the Cockatoo'. He has since starred in critically acclaimed films such as 'A Moment to Remember' and 'The King and the Clown'. His international career includes roles in major Hollywood productions like the 'G.I. Joe' franchise, 'Terminator Genisys', and 'The Magnificent Seven', solidifying his global status.