Kim Tae-hee, Park Hae-soo mark Hollywood debut with 'Butterfly'

Kim Tae-hee, Park Hae-soo to make Hollywood debut with ‘Butterfly’

/ 12:19 PM January 31, 2024

Kim Tae-hee, Park Hae-soo to make Hollywood debut with 'Butterfly'(From left) Kim Tae-hee and Park Hae-soo. Images: Story J Company, BH Entertainment via The Korea Herald

(From left) Kim Tae-hee and Park Hae-soo. Images: Story J Company, BH Entertainment via The Korea Herald

South Korean actors Kim Tae-hee and Park Hae-soo are set to make their Hollywood debuts through the new spy thriller series, “Butterfly,” according to the agencies representing the two actors, Tuesday, Jan. 30.

The six-part series about former Central Intelligence Agency agent David Jung (played by Daniel Dae Kim) and a sociopathic CIA agent named Rebecca (played by Reina Hardesty), is adapted from the graphic novel of the same title authored by Marguerite Bennett.

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Kim Tae-hee has been cast in a major role, according to her agency, Story J Company.

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Kim is known for her leading roles in Korean hit dramas such as “Iris” (2009) and “Love Story in Harvard” (2004).

Meanwhile, Park will make a special appearance in the new series according to his agency, BH Entertainment. His role has yet to be disclosed.

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Park was nominated for the Best Supporting Actor award at the 74th Emmy Awards for his role as Jo Sang-woo in the hit series, “Squid Game.” The actor also solidified his position on the global stage by taking the lead in the Netflix hit series, “Narco-Saints” (2022).

“Butterfly” will premiere in more than 240 countries and territories worldwide. The release date for the drama series has not been confirmed. HM

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