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〈Made in Korea Season 2〉 reveals character stills of “Oh Ye-jin,” “Ikeda Yuji,” and “Baek So-young” returning with fresh faces

In Season 2, he sustains a dangerous double life for 9 years, taking on the role of acting head of the Korean Central Intelligence Agency and rising to No. 2 in the organization’s hierarchy.

Ahead of the Sept. release of Disney+ original “Made in Korea Season 2,” the studio opens a special prequel webtoon A complete look at Baek Ki-tae’s hidden narrative that stretches for 9 years between Season 1 and Season 2, and his connection to Cheon Seok-joong A dark noir-feel prequel finished with author Imugi and artist work on the original “I’m a Criminal”

'Time' magazine has already named 'Made in Korea Season 2' among 'the most anticipated Korean dramas of 2026,' and it is set to be released in September.

Set 9 years later, it’s a story that throws the board into chaos as “Baek Gitae” (Hyun Bin), who stands at the pinnacle of power, prepares a counterattack; “Jang Geonyeong” (Jung Woo-sung), who’s been readying his move in return; and “Baek Gi-hyeon” (Woo Do-hwan), who is headed for the top of power different from his brother’s, unleash even greater ambitions without hesitation—leading to an irreversible crack.

Hyun Bin, standing at the peak of power after 9 years, and Jung Woo-sung, striking back. Woo Do-hwan newly joins the cast for "Made in Korea 2," opening this fall

Disney+ Season 1 Concludes Amidst a Binge-Watching Craze... "Season 2 Will Return Even More Enjoyably," Handwritten Message Revealed

Director Woo Min-ho: "Not a Spin-off of The Drug King"... Jung Woo-sung: "Please Focus on the Work Rather Than My Personal Life"

In the 1970s, a time of chaos and leap in South Korea, the story follows Baek Ki-tae (Hyun Bin), who aims to rise to the peak of wealth and power by turning the nation into a profit model, and prosecutor Jang Geon-young (Jung Woo-sung), who tracks him down as they face monumental events.

『Korean Queer Film History 2022–2025』, documenting queer films that screened in Korea from 2022 to 2025 through criticism by five critics and interviews with five directors, will also be published.