Won Bin Returns: Fans Beg for an 18-Episode Comeback After Stunning Ad Appearance
Recently, a commercial for premium homecare platform, Ajeongdang, dropped on the brand’s official YouTube channel, featuring none other than Won Bin himself. His appearance, styled in a medieval, wizard-like concept, immediately captivated audiences and had netizens wondering: Is this the comeback we’ve been waiting for?
Dressed in a classic black suit with a timeless silhouette, Won Bin embodied the aura of a mysterious sage. With not a single line of dialogue, he dominated the screen with his intense gaze and flawless visual. The high production quality, cinematic visuals, and his refined charisma made the commercial feel more like a short film than an ad.
The brand’s themes of trust and prestige were perfectly mirrored through Won Bin’s iconic elegance. The actor appeared almost unchanged from his peak years, prompting fans to flood the comment section with admiration.
Reactions included:
- “Still so handsome.”
- “Lee Na Young gets to see this every day, jealous.”
- “Won Bin’s presence is even deeper now.”
- “That face is AI level.”
- “Why won’t he do a movie?”
- “Please turn this ad into an 18-episode series!”
Won Bin has famously stayed away from acting projects since his blockbuster 2010 film “The Man from Nowhere.” Since then, he has only appeared in advertisements, fueling endless speculation about his return. Debuting in 1997,, he later starred in acclaimed works like “Guns & Talks,” “Taegukgi,” “My Brother,” and “Mother,” as well as beloved dramas such as “Autumn in My Heart.”
Off-screen, Won Bin married actress Lee Na Young in 2015, and the couple reportedly has a son born later that year. Lee Na Young previously hinted at his return, saying in an interview for “One Day Off,” “He keeps asking me when I think he should come back. He’s reading scripts too. When he sees a great movie, he gets a little envious. I think he’ll be back soon. Just a little more patience.”
Whether this ad signals a real return remains to be seen, the world is more than ready for Won Bin’s long-overdue comeback.
