Ji Chang Wook from ”Fabricated City” becomes ”the son of Disney+”... Do Kyung Soo (DO from EXO) says ”Disney+ is the best”

"Following 'The Worst Evil' and 'Gangnam B-Side,' we are now going to perform 'Fabricated City,'" actor Ji Chang Wook said at the Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel on the 13th (local time).
At the "Disney+ Original Preview 2025" held at the Conference Center, he spoke about his thoughts on being chosen as the "son of Disney+."
Ji Chang Wook will present a trilogy of Disney+ crime action series, including "The Worst Evil," "Gangnam B-Side," and "Fabricated City," and will be appearing on Disney+.
He even earned the nickname "son of +." At the event, cheers erupted when Ji Chang Wook and Do Kyung Soo (DO of EXO) appeared.
Ji Chang Wook said, "As an actor, I am truly grateful to be able to work with Disney+. I also feel a strong sense of responsibility."
Regarding "Fabricated City," he said, "Disney+ has produced many action and genre films," and added, "Fabricated City is a film based on the original "Fabricated City," which was shot 10 years ago."
"It's a work that has the same worldview as 'Fabricated City.' It's a work that I approached with a sense of responsibility," he explained. Do Kyung-soo took on his first villainous role in 'Fabricated City.'
Do Kyungsoo, who successfully transformed into an actor, drew laughter when he said, "Personally, I think Disney+ is the best."
He commented, "Rather than feeling scared, I felt a great sense of excitement about taking on a new character. I struggled with how to act and express myself, and it was a more enjoyable experience than I expected."
He continued, "Rather than trying to get inspiration, I tried to stay faithful to the script. It's not a role I can actually experience, so I let my imagination run wild while I acted."
"I acted with the hope that people would think, 'I don't want to see this.'" Disney+ announced through the event that day that the APAC (Asia Pacific) version of the film will be released on Disney+.
The lineup of global entertainment content, including original content, was announced. Approximately 100 reporters from Korea, the United States, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Indonesia, and Malaysia were also present.
Approximately 400 reporters from 14 countries, including the Philippines, Thailand, Australia, Mexico, and Brazil, participated in the event, along with global stars from Korea and beyond.