'Who can say no to Star Wars?' Lee Jung Jae shares his thoughts on his appearance on the Star Wars series 'The Acolyte'
, on April 10th, Lee Jung Jae attended the"Star Wars Celebration" in London on April 7, where his role in the highly anticipated show set to be released on Disney Plus next year was revealed.
Despite not being a native English speaker, Lee Jung Jae expressed his excitement for the project, saying," If 'Acolyte' wasn't a Star Wars series, I would have rejected it. But who could say no to 'Star Wars'? " He also shared his enthusiasm for wielding a lightsaber in action scenes, playing a character who is both a cosmic swordsman and a scholar skilled in mechanical engineering.,' 'The Acolyte' consists of eight episodes and tells the story of the galaxy's dark secrets and emerging forces of evil during the end of the Republic Era.
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