Amazon MGM Studios has introduced the Butterfly launch date for its latest spy thriller led by Daniel Dae Kim (Misplaced, Hawaii 5-O). The present is predicated on Arash Amel’s 2015 graphic novel of the identical title.
“The collection is a character-driven spy thriller that explores advanced household dynamics throughout the treacherous world of worldwide espionage. It’s centered on David Jung, an enigmatic, extremely unpredictable former US intelligence operative dwelling in South Korea, whose life is blown to items when the implications of an not possible choice from his previous come again to hang-out him, and he finds himself pursued by Rebecca, a lethal, sociopathic younger agent assigned to kill him, and Caddis, the sinister spy group she works for,” reads the official logline.
When is the Butterfly launch date?
Butterfly is scheduled to make its debut on Wednesday, August 13, 2025, with all six episodes. Becoming a member of Kim are acclaimed South Korean actors Kim Tae-hee (Stairway to Heaven, Hello Bye Mama!), Park Hae-soo (Squid Recreation, Cash Heist: Korea), Sung Dong-il (Reply 1988), Lee Il-hwa (Reply 1997), and Kim Ji-hoon (Cash Heist: Korea). Extra solid members embrace Piper Perabo, Reina Hardesty, Sean Dulake, Charles Parnell, and baby actor Nayoon Kim.
The collection is co-created and government produced by Ken Woodruff and Steph Cha, with Woodruff serving as a showrunner. It’s government produced by Kim, John Cheng, Adam Yoelin, Stephen Christy and Ross Richie, with Kitao Sakurai directing the primary two episodes. The undertaking is a part of Kim’s 3AD’s first-look cope with Amazon MGM Studios.
“Butterfly is the belief of a longtime dream to convey collectively American and Korean storytellers and create a present that bridges two cultures that I really like deeply,” Kim mentioned in a press release. “I couldn’t be happier with the artistic crew we’ve assembled, each in entrance of and behind the digital camera, and I’m grateful to Ken Woodruff, BOOM! Studios, 3AD, Amazon, and everybody else who helped convey it to life.”