[name_m]Jun[/name_m] Jang (43) is Lily’s uncle and director of many movies, previously working with Netflix. He is [name_u]South[/name_u] Korean-based and did movies for his homeland before moving. He is no longer working as a director due to deciding to move back to [name_u]South[/name_u] Korea. He and the director of the show [name_f]Elsie[/name_f] was e-mailed toward had many creative differences but eventually ended up feuding and [name_m]Jun[/name_m] left the company. Rumours say he would have been fired but chose to leave on his own terms but [name_m]Jun[/name_m] denies these. He’s a suspect in Elsie’s hacking incident because they believe [name_m]Jun[/name_m] didn’t want any actors or actresses with serious potential to work with his rival. [name_m]Jun[/name_m] is trying to make it as peaceful as possible — he just didn’t want to work for someone he didn’t like and he liked being in [name_u]South[/name_u] Korea better anyway. But the mysteries still live on.
Despite the rocky ending of his American directing career, [name_m]Jun[/name_m] still supports [name_f]Lily[/name_f]. He misses his brother after he chose to live in the States but doesn’t blame him as he would have done the same had different circumstances occurred. He’s also in support of Lily’s mother and older twin brothers and likes how smart and loving their family is. He knows [name_f]Elsie[/name_f] briefly from [name_f]Lily[/name_f] and doesn’t quite understand why he’s a suspect but reluctantly listens to the accusations but still thinks he’s the weakest link to [name_f]Elsie[/name_f] of the four, although he trusts [name_f]Lily[/name_f] isn’t the one who did it either. He knows [name_f]Elsie[/name_f] was bullied and has used acting to show her bullies that she is enough and she is capable of being who she wants to be and wouldn’t be surprised if her bully did it — they already have a prior negative connection.