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Woo Do-hwan Targets Another Global Hit with ‘Made in Korea’ Season 2 After ‘Bloodhounds 2’

From Dong-A Ilbo · () Korean

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  • Disney+ will release ‘Made in Korea’ Season 2 on the 9th, following Baek Ki-tae’s dangerous journey nine years later as he pursues greater ambition.
  • Woo Do-hwan returns as Baek Ki-hyun, an elite military officer and Baek Ki-tae’s younger brother, now serving as a counterintelligence lieutenant colonel.
  • A preview shows Baek Ki-hyun confronting his brother and facing a difficult choice amid appeals from Jang Geon-young, who seeks revenge after losing to Baek Ki-tae.

Woo Do-hwan is taking aim at another global success with Disney+’s ‘Made in Korea’ Season 2, following his appearance in ‘Bloodhounds 2.’ The new season premieres on the 9th.

The noir drama follows Baek Ki-tae, played by Hyun Bin, nine years later as he races toward even greater ambition. Woo Do-hwan returns as Baek Ki-hyun, Baek Ki-tae’s younger brother, who made a strong impression in the first season as an elite soldier.

In Season 2, Baek Ki-hyun returns as a counterintelligence lieutenant colonel, with the character portrayed in greater depth. A released highlight video shows him standing firmly against his brother, saying, “Stop holding the family hostage.”

The video also places Baek Ki-hyun at a crossroads as Jang Geon-young, played by Jung Woo-sung, repeatedly tries to persuade him. Jang is seeking revenge after being defeated by Baek Ki-tae. The first season of ‘Made in Korea’ previously ranked first among Disney+ Korean original productions in worldwide viewership, while ‘Bloodhounds’ reached No. 1 on Netflix’s global Top 10 list for non-English shows soon after its release.

Stop holding the family hostage.

· Baek Ki-hyunThe line appears in a highlight video for Season 2 as Baek Ki-hyun confronts his brother, Baek Ki-tae.
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