Actor Lee Sung-min Reveals He's a 'Non-Drinker' on 'My Little Old Boy'

Veteran actor Lee Sung-min surprised viewers on the latest episode of SBS's entertainment show 'My Little Old Boy' (Mom's Diary) by revealing his surprisingly low alcohol tolerance.

When MC Seo Jang-hoon pointed out Lee Sung-min as someone who can't drink, the actor confessed that his drinking capacity is less than a single shot of soju, declaring himself a 'non-drinker.' He further elaborated that he doesn't particularly enjoy carbonated beverages and often toasts with water.

Lee Sung-min also shared a past anecdote from the filming of the movie 'The King's Man,' mentioning that even a third of a paper cup of wine made him unsteady on his way back to his room. When asked if his wife appreciated him not drinking and coming home early, he humorously replied, 'Not necessarily,' drawing laughter from the studio.

Born in 1968, Lee Sung-min is a seasoned actor who debuted in the 1984 play 'Hamlet.'

He has showcased his versatile acting skills in numerous popular dramas like 'Misaeng,' 'Golden Time,' 'My Mister,' and 'Beyond Evil,' as well as in successful films such as 'Extreme Job,' 'The Man Standing Next,' and '12.12: The Day.'

He continues to be actively engaged in theater, television, and film productions.