Lee Jun-su, the second son of actor Lee Jong-hyuk, will appear in the new survival variety show "Hide-and-Seek Game."
On the 6th, Lee Jun-su posted on social media to personally announce his appearance on "Hide-and-Seek Game."
"Hide-and-Seek Game," in which Lee Jun-su will appear, is an extreme survival chase variety show that combines high-adrenaline pursuit with the psychological battle of the hidden seeker. Thirteen players with diverse and fresh charms will face unpredictable chases and tense mind games as they awaken their survival instincts and compete for the title of the one all-rounder player with both physical ability and strategy. Packed with the spectacle of physical games, the suspense of psychological games, and the catharsis of brain games, "Hide-and-Seek Game" is drawing attention as a new Disney+ original, especially after the explosive popularity of "Battle of Fates 49" helped establish the platform as a go-to destination for survival variety shows.
The lineup joining Lee Jun-su is also star-studded. All-around players with both survival intelligence and physical strength will take part. The cast includes former pro baseball player and broadcaster Jae-gyun Hwang, action-oriented player Pani Bottle from "Blood Game 3," actress Kyung Soo-jin, known as the "queen of self-reliance," fitness creator Malwang, former national wrestling team member and "physical queen" Jang Eun-sil, announcer Park Ji-min, Kim Ddolddol, beloved as a guaranteed variety show character, singer Yang Da-il, UDT veteran and survival predator Yuk Jun-seo, beach volleyball player Shin Ji-eun, and actor Yoon Sang-hyun.
The new survival game "Hide-and-Seek Game," designed by producer Hyun Jung-wan, the "G.O.A.T of survival variety shows," is scheduled for global release on Disney+ in September 2026.
Meanwhile, Lee Jun-su, born in 2008, is 20 years old this year and is currently attending Chung-Ang University. He won much love as a child when he appeared with his father, Lee Jong-hyuk, on MBC's "Dad! Where Are We Going?" He is now balancing acting and his studies. His older brother, Lee Tak-soo, is also active as an actor and recently made his stage debut in the play "Dead Poets Society," with both brothers following in their father's footsteps into acting.
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