The funeral home of the late Lee Sun Kyun is still quiet, and the chief mourner is his wife, actress Jung Hye Jin...The scene is under strict security for reporters.

A morgue for the body of actor Lee Sun Kyun, who passed away suddenly, has been set up at the funeral home of Seoul University Hospital. The funeral home of the late Lee Sun Kyun was held on the afternoon of the 27th in Seoul, Jongno-gu.

It was set up in Room 1 of the funeral hall of Ur University Hospital. Reporters have been gathering at the entrance to the body morgue since noon on the same day that the news of the deceased's death became official.

The deceased's wife, actress Jeon Hye-jin, is guarding the funeral home and remains the only named mourner. Still showing

There was no trace of him from the art world or his acquaintances (at the time of this interview). However, since the deceased was a top actor who was well-known not only in Korea but also around the world during A morgue for the body of actor Lee Sung-kyun, who passed away unexpectedly, has been set up at the funeral home of Seoul National University Hospital.

The mortuary for the late actor Lee Sung-kyun was set up in Room 1 of the funeral home of Seoul National University Hospital in Jongno-gu, Seoul, on the afternoon of March 27. Since noon of the same day when the news of the deceased's death became official, reporters have been gathering at the entrance of the morgue.

Actress Jeon Hye-jin, the wife of the deceased, is guarding the funeral home with her name listed as the sole mourner. There is still no word on the film industry and acquaintances (at the time of the interview). However, since the deceased was a top actor who had made a name for himself both in Korea and internationally during his lifetime, internal precautions are being strictly observed.

The funeral home has strictly forbidden all media members other than mourners from entering and exiting Room 1, and has also strictly forbidden any advance filming of the funeral home from the aisle before entering the funeral home. At first, the atmosphere was such that the entrance and exit of the funeral home itself was prohibited, but now, as time has passed, the atmosphere is such that only the entrances to the first and third floors of the funeral home are taken into consideration so that reporters can take their places.

On the electric bulletin board in the morgue, Jeon Hye-jin was alone on the list of mourners, along with a picture of the deceased smiling brightly. The number of reporters in front of the entrance increased dramatically around 4:00 PM.

Around 5:00 p.m., director Lee Won-suk, who had worked with the deceased on the film "Keeling Romance," was the first among his colleagues from the film industry to appear with a stiff look on his face and enter the mourning hall.

On the same day, Lee Sung-kyun's agency, HODU&U Entertainment, announced that the funeral service would be held quietly with the bereaved family and colleagues in attendance. "We respectfully ask that you refrain from spreading false facts based on speculation and guesswork and from malicious media reports based on such speculation and guesswork so that the deceased's final path will not be regretted.

Earlier in the morning, according to the police and fire department, Lee Sung-kyun was found unconscious in a parked vehicle at 10:30 a.m. in Chung-no-gu, Seoul. At the scene, it was reported that Lee Sung Kyun was found in a situation where he tried to take his own life.

Lee Sung-kyun made his debut in 2001 in the musical "Rocky Horror Show," and has appeared in the sitcom "Lovers," the drama "White Tower," "Coffee Prince 1Go," "Pasta: Until Love Comes," "Golden Time," "My Dear Mr.: My Uncle ～In 2009, he married actress Jeong Hye-jin and had two sons. His two posthumous works include "Deliverance: Project Silence" and "Happy Land," which could not be released to the public.

Meanwhile, the coffin will be placed at midnight on the 29th, and the burial site is the cemetery of his ancestors in Buan-gun, Chollapuk (Jeollabuk) Province.



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