
Hyun Bin and Jung Woo Sung Lead a Power-Fueled War Drama
Disney+ has officially dropped a brand-new poster and trailer for its highly anticipated original series “Made in Korea”, and the buzz is already electrifying. This gripping K-drama promises a sweeping tale of ambition, sacrifice, and blood-soaked power struggles set against the turbulent backdrop of 1970s South Korea.
A Story of Ambition and Sacrifice
At the heart of the drama lies Baek Ki Tae (Hyun Bin), a man consumed by his hunger for wealth and dominance. His ruthless pursuit of power collides with Jang Geon Young (Jung Woo Sung), a prosecutor who risks everything to stop him. Their fates intertwine as they confront monumental events that will reshape the nation during one of its most chaotic eras.
The Poster: A Visual Symphony of Chaos
The newly revealed poster is a cinematic feast, showcasing the ensemble cast locked in a web of obsession and desire. Characters including Baek Ki Hyun (Woo Do Hwan), Bae Geum Ji (Cho Yeo Jeong), Oh Ye Jin (Seo Eun Soo), Ikeda Yuji (Won Ji An), Cheon Seok Joong (Jung Sung Il), Pyo Hak Su (Roh Jae Won), and Hwang Gook Pyung (Park Yong Woo) are dramatically placed within the bold “MADE IN KOREA” text. This design choice symbolizes their turbulent destinies and the layered, ever-shifting relationships that drive the narrative.
The tagline, “A world changed by the powerful, a war of blood,” perfectly encapsulates the series’ dark allure, hinting at the unpredictable whirlpool of betrayal, ambition, and conflict awaiting viewers.
The Trailer: A Glimpse Into the War for Power

The trailer wastes no time in setting the tone. It opens with Baek Ki Tae’s chilling declaration: “I believe the powerful change the world. From now on, I will change the world.” His words ignite the tension, immediately pulling audiences into his dangerous vision.
From clandestine deals with Ikeda Yuji to shadowy pursuits by Jang Geon Young and Oh Ye Jin, the trailer teases a world where loyalty is fragile and betrayal lurks at every corner. Baek Ki Tae’s double life is revealed, exposing his relentless ambition to climb to the very top—no matter the cost.
Expanding the Drama’s Scope

The series doesn’t confine itself to South Korea alone. Sweeping shots of Busan, Japan, and Thailand expand the narrative’s scope, promising international intrigue and high-stakes confrontations. Action-packed sequences, layered with raw emotion, showcase the characters’ inner turmoil while amplifying the drama’s cinematic scale.
The Ultimate Showdown
The trailer crescendos with a face-off between Baek Ki Tae and Jang Geon Young. In a moment dripping with intensity, Baek Ki Tae declares, “I have the power to take responsibility for my choices.” This line foreshadows the inevitable clash between two men whose convictions will shape the course of history—and whose battle will leave audiences breathless.
Get ready—Made in Korea is dropping its first two episodes on Christmas Eve, December 24, with two more ringing in the New Year on December 31. After that, the rest of the season rolls out week by week. Mark your calendars!
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