Actor Jeon Seok Ho, who is captivating audiences worldwide with Netflix's 'Squid Game 2,' has revealed a glimpse of his younger days, showcasing his striking "flower boy (pretty boy)" visuals from his prime.

On January 2, Jeon Seok Ho re-shared a video on his Instagram story, which highlighted his youthful charm from his 20s, leaving fans mesmerized by his fresh-faced handsome appearance.

Jeon Seok Ho debuted in 2000 with a minor role in 'Just Do It ' and gained recognition for his portrayal of Assistant Manager Ha in the 2014 drama 'Misaeng.' He has since built a solid reputation as a skilled supporting actor, with standout roles in dramas and films such as 'Strong Girl Bong Soon' (2017), 'Kingdom' (2021), 'Secret Garden' (2021), and 'Jirisan' (2021).

Currently, he is making waves with his role in 'Squid Game 2.' Jeon Seok Ho plays Choi Woo Seok, a character hired by Seong Gi Hun (played by Lee Jung Jae) to track down the mysterious recruiter, “Slap Man” (played by Gong Yoo). Together with his loyal partner, Representative Kim (portrayed by Kim Beop Rae), Choi Woo Seok meticulously combs subway stations in search of the recruiter, ultimately crossing paths with him and becoming entangled in the game of destiny.

Before the main game begins, Choi Woo Seok and Seong Gi Hun are kidnapped by the "Slap Man" and they participate in a round of Russian roulette. Then in a high-stakes twist, losers of a modified game of rock-paper-scissors face a gun barrel aimed at their heads. The intense showdown between Choi Woo Seok and Representative Kim had the tension high in the opening episode, marking the brutal start of the 'Squid Game.'

With his exceptional character portrayal, Jeon Seok Ho once again solidifies his presence, following his impactful performance in 'The Roundup: No Way Out.'

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