<Interview> Lee Je Hoon, ”I'm filming 'Signal 2' and 'Model Taxi 3' at the same time... It's a surprising schedule, but I'm happy”

Actor Lee Jae-hoon said that he is filming “Signal” Season 2 and “Revenge Agent - Model Taxi” Season 3 (hereafter referred to as “Model Taxi 3”) at the same time.

Lee Jae Hoon is currently in the middle of filming tvN drama “Signal 2” and SBS drama "Mohan Taxi 3. It must not be easy to film two life dramas at the same time, both of which are life dramas for someone else, and to film them as the main character.

In a recent interview at a café in Jongno-gu, Seoul, Lee Jae-hoon asked about his expectations for “Signal 2” and "Model Taxi 3.”

On this day, Lee Jae-hoon said, "Everyone is surprised when I show them the schedule. I knew what to expect from my point of view and left it to them. On the other hand, if I had a more flexible schedule, I would have had more opportunities to communicate with the audience, such as PR for variety shows and stage greetings, but I regret that I couldn't."

He continued, "When you shoot two dramas at the same time, it is not easy to adjust your schedule for both. I am very sorry about that.“ He added, ”Of course, it is difficult because I cannot take a day off, but ultimately, I am grateful for it. I am trying to stay injury-free, illness-free, and healthy in order to keep up with my schedule," he added.

Lee Jae-hoon added, "Since both works are connected as a series, I am under pressure to play this character again and show an upgraded version with a stable yet more interesting storyline. I am aware that people around me want me to take a break, but I feel a sense of compulsion not to take a break when I think about the company I am running," he confided.

He added, "‘Signal 2’ and ‘Model Taxi 3’ will be shown to you after everything is finished, and I'm very much looking forward to them myself. I can say that both films will live up to expectations. I feel really good about filming them," he said confidently.

Meanwhile, “Soju War,” Lee Jae-hoon's return to the screen, tells the story of the 1997 IMF foreign exchange crisis, and the struggle for the fate of Korean soju between Jong-rok, a finance director whose life revolves around soju, and In-beom, a global investment firm employee who pursues only success. The film is currently being screened to rave reviews in Korea.