Why has IU's ”Actor Lee Jieun” name disappeared? Starring alongside Park BoGum in Netflix's ”Thank You”

Why has IU's "Actor Lee Jieun" name disappeared? Starring alongside Park BoGum in Netflix's "Thank You"
"When people say IU, they instinctively think of me.
Singer and actress IU attended the Netflix new original "Thank You" event held at Conrad Seoul in Yeouido, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul on the 5th.
IU will be returning to the TV series for the first time in six years since the TV series "Hotel Del Luna" ended in 2019.
So far, IU has been active not only as a singer, releasing albums and holding concerts, but also filming movies such as "Poem of Dawn," "Baby Broker," and "Dream."
If you look closely at IU's recent acting activities, the most noticeable change is that she is being introduced as actor IU, not actor Lee Jieun. IU will be appearing in the upcoming drama "IU: The Movie" in March 2023.
At the press conference for the movie "Dream," which was released in theaters, she revealed that she would use the stage name IU, and in the poster for "Dream," IU is written as Lee Jieun.
In relation to this, she was often introduced as Lee Jieun (IU) or IU (Lee Jieun). In the official materials for "Thank You" that will be released to the world, actor Lee
IU was written as IU, not Jieun, which caught my eye. IU said, "I was originally a singer called IU, but when I was working as an actor, I was called Lee Jieun.
But it seemed like I was just making things harder for the reporters. Sometimes I would have to write Lee Jieun and IU in parentheses, and it would be a pain to write a few more letters like that.
"I thought she would have debuted as IU anyway," he continued, "but I don't think there's any need to separate the two when it comes to expressing oneself, whether through singing or acting.
With that feeling, we decided to unify as IU. From now on too! " she explained, drawing attention.
A Netflix series depicting the adventure-filled life of Ae Seung (IU) and Kwang Shik (Park BoGum), a boy who is foolishly honest and as strong as steel, over four seasons.
Not only has Gom's appearance been highly anticipated, but the show is also directed by Lim Sang-choon, who is loved for his TV series "When the Camellia Blooms" and "Fight for My Way," and "My Dear Miss
The project is gathering much attention as it is directed by Kim Won-seok, director of "The Man from Nowhere," "Signal," and "Misaeng."
"Otsukaresama" will be released over four weeks, breaking away from the traditional full-length release format.
It will be available to watch on Netflix on the 7th.