Lee Hyun Woo's new film Northern Limit Line- battle of Yeonpyeong.

The Second battle of Yeonpyeong- directed by Kim Hak Sun has been released in the cinema gathered massive audience of more than 200,000. The cumulative attendance is 1,656,701 people. Sales of the day 'clash' was KRW$1.61108 billion. Screening at the same time in cinemas were second place- Top Secret Investigation followed by US's Jurassic World. This film- Northern Limit Line is focussed in the Yellow Sea along with North Koreans armed forces fighting in the vicinity of six people were killed and 19 people were injured at the Yeonpyeong island. 

Starring Kim Mu Yeol as Commander Yoon Young Ha, Lee Hyun Woo as Corporal Park Dong Hyuk and Jin Goo playing as Sergeant Han Sang Guk. It looks like child actor Lee Hyun Woo has broken away from his boyish and child actor image. He is all grown up and has been starring in many big films. In his early days he was already recognised as a cute child actor. Famous for his roles such as young Harry in the drama Lobbyist, Cha Dol Yi in The Return of Iljimae, young general Kim Yushin in Queen Seondeok sageuk drama, Hong Chan Do in God of Study and young Kim Seon Woo in Man from Equator. 

His breakthrough came when he starred in the two big films- Secretly Greatly with Kim Soo Hyun and Park Ki Woong as the youngest secret agent in North Korean. Then he played as the computer hacker expert Jong Bae in the interesting film The Technicians with Kim Woo Bin and Go Chang Suk. 

He was the main model in IU's music video. He has also appeared in several variety programs such as Running Man, Happy Together, Hwashin, Strong Heart and Invicible Youth Season 2. This year Lee Hyun Woo is back in this new film Northern Line Limit and a cameo appearance as a young Crown Prince in the MBC drama Scholar who Walks at Night. 

We do look forward for his young actor's drama and films in the future.
Best of luck to him!