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'A turning point in my career': Woo Do-hwan

For actor Woo Do-hwan, completing his journey on Disney+’s flagship original series "Made in Korea" was more than just wrapping another production — it marked a pivotal, transformative milestone in his decade-long career. Stepping off set after spending nearly three years immersed in director Woo Min-ho’s sprawling historical thriller, the 34-year-old actor leaves behind a project defined by…

'A turning point in my career': Woo Do-hwan

Actor Woo Do-hwan's departure from Disney+’s flagship original series Made in Korea represents a significant turning point in his decade-long career. After immersing himself in director Woo Min-ho's historical thriller for nearly three years, the 34-year-old leaves the project behind, marking a pivotal milestone. Made in Korea, set in the turbulent 1970s, follows the power struggles between Baek Ki-tae, played by Hyun Bin, and prosecutor Jang Gun-young, portrayed by Jung Woo-sung.

Woo delivers a compelling performance as Baek Ki-hyun, the younger brother of Ki-tae, an elite officer destined for the Defense Security Command.

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