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Here’s All We Know About Lee Dong‑Wook’s Role In The Nice Guy So Far!(Photo Credit –X)

Lee Dong‑wook is all set to return to the small screen with a new K‑drama titled The Nice Guy. Set to premiere in July 2025, the series has already gained attention for its unique premise, renowned production team, and a cast of popular actors.

As excitement grows among K-drama fans, they are eager to learn more about Lee Dong‑wook’s character. Scroll down to know all the information about the series!

The Nice Guy Release Date

Lee Dong‑wook’s The Nice Guy, a 14‑episode K-drama, will premiere on July 18, 2025, with two episodes releasing weekly on Fridays at 8:50 p.m. Kst (5:20 p.m. Ist). As for the international viewers, it will be exclusively broadcast on Rakuten Viki.

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Lee Dong-wook’s The Nice Guy (The Good Man) To Stream Soon(Photo Credit –YouTube)

Lee Dong-wook is set to capture hearts once again with his new K-drama The Nice Guy, aka The Good Man. Full of emotions, action, and love, the drama offers a new tale of love, identity, and second chances. The anticipation doesn’t have much time, as the drama is all set to premiere on streaming platforms soon.

Streaming Date, Time & Platform

The Nice Guy will air on July 18, 2025. It consists of a total of 14 episodes, and two will be released each Friday until the end of August. It is broadcast at 8:50 Pm Kst, which translates to 5:20 Pm Indian time. The series will be on Viki for streaming.

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