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Fan Casting Lee Jun-ho as Landon Carter (Korean Remake) in A Walk to Remember 2002 Reboot / Remake

hivaerika made this fan casting suggestion on August 17, 2024. What do you think? See below to cast your vote, or click here to see all fan casting suggestions for this role.

Lee Jun-ho as Landon Carter (Korean Remake) in A Walk to Remember 2002 Reboot / Remake

Lee Jun-hoSouth Korea

35 years old
Lee Jun-ho (Korean: 이준호), known mononymously as Junho, is a South Korean singer, songwriter, dancer, composer and actor. He is a member of the South Korean boy band 2PM. In 2013, Junho debuted as a...
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Landon Carter (Korean Remake) in A Walk to Remember 2002 Reboot / Remake
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Lee Jun-ho

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Landon Carter (Korean Remake)

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A Walk to Remember 2002 Reboot / Remake
A Walk to Remember 2002 Reboot / Remake

A Walk to Remember 2002 Reboot / Remake

by Nicholas Sparks
While acting in a school play, Landon, a popular student, falls in love with Jamie, a reverend's daughter. Just as they overcome their different backgrounds, a secret threatens to end their love.
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Lee Jun-ho is known for his roles in Memories of the Sword, Cold Eyes, and Twenty. He has been suggested by fans for 126 roles on myCast, including Tae Lee Seob in Lee Seop's love Korean Drama. Similar actors include Lee Min-ho, Jung Kook, and Park Seo-jun. Lee Jun-ho was suggested to play Landon Carter (Korean Remake) in A Walk to Remember 2002 Reboot / Remake by hivaerika. Other actors sugggested to play this role include V and Jung Kook. A Walk to Remember 2002 Reboot / Remake has 24 roles, including Jamie Sullivan (Hollywood Remake), Landon Carter (Hollywood Remake), and Jamie Sullivan (Korean Remake).

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