Lee Sung-min Surprises with Shocking Alcohol Tolerance on 'My Little Old Boy'

Actor Lee Sung-min appeared as a special MC on SBS's 'My Little Old Boy' (Mi'Usae) and revealed a surprisingly low alcohol tolerance, sparking interest among viewers.

During the broadcast, Lee Sung-min candidly confessed, "I can't drink at all. My limit isn't even one shot of soju." He further shared, "I don't drink carbonated drinks much either, so I toast with water," a habit that left the audience astonished.

When asked about his alcohol capacity, he humorously explained, "I get tipsy just by taking digestives on an empty stomach." He recounted an anecdote from the filming of 'The Spy Gone North,' where he stumbled back to his room after just a third of a paper cup of wine, further emphasizing his low tolerance.

Meanwhile, Lee Sung-min is set to meet audiences with his new film 'It's Unavoidable,' scheduled for release on the 24th.

Lee Sung-min has steadily built his acting prowess through various plays, films, and dramas since the early 2000s. He has received critical acclaim for his portrayals of complex characters in dramas like 'Misaeng' and 'Golden Time,' and films such as 'The Attorney,' 'Inside Men,' and 'The Spy Gone North.' He is currently recognized as a leading veteran actor in South Korea, showcasing a broad acting spectrum across both screen and television.