Park Hae Soo and Kim Tae Hee join the cast of American series 'Butterfly'

Renowned South Korean actor Park Hae Soo is set to make a special guest appearance in the much-anticipated series, 'Butterfly'. This news comes on the heels of the confirmation of Kim Tae Hee joining the cast, as announced by her agency, Story J, on January 30. The series, not only led but also produced by Daniel Dae Kim, promises a captivating narrative adapted from the eponymous graphic novel.

'Butterfly' unravels the intricate tale of David Jeong, portrayed by Daniel Dae Kim, a former enigmatic U.S.intelligence agent whose life takes a tumultuous turn due to a fateful choice. As the narrative unfolds, David becomes entangled in his past while being pursued by a present-day agent, Rebecca, tasked with eliminating him. The addition of Park Hae Soo to the cast is expected to bring an extra layer of intrigue to the series, as he will deliver lines in English, showcasing his versatility as an actor.
Park Hae Soo rose to international acclaim through his outstanding performance as 'Sangwoo' in the global sensation 'Squid Game', a series that captured audiences worldwide. His remarkable portrayal not only earned him a nomination for Best Supporting Actor at the 74th Emmy Awards but also contributed significantly to the success of 'Narco-Saints', solidifying his status as a renowned global actor.
Following his success, Park Hae Soo signed with UTA, a prominent American talent agency, marking a pivotal step in his international career. While actively pursuing Hollywood productions through auditions and offers, he has remained dedicated to language acquisition and continuous self-improvement.
Currently, Park Hae Soo is engrossed in the filming of the Netflix series 'Karma', showcasing his commitment to diverse and challenging roles. Additionally, audiences can anticipate the release of the movie 'The Great Flood' later this year, where he stars alongside acclaimed actress Kim Da Mi.

Joining the ensemble cast is Kim Tae Hee, renowned for her role as Moon Joo Ran in last year's drama 'Lies Hidden in My Garden'. Her special appearance in 'Butterfly' adds to the anticipation surrounding the series, promising a dynamic and star-studded lineup that is sure to captivate viewers on Amazon Prime.