Choi Chang-wook stars in Disney+'s 'Fabricated City', an action drama about revenge after wrongful imprisonment.
October/18/2025 10:04
Actor Choi Chang-wook, alongside EXO's Dio, has unveiled the main poster and trailer for the highly anticipated Disney+ original series 'Fabricated City'. 'Fabricated City' is an action drama where Tae-jun (Choi Chang-wook), who lived an ordinary life, ends up in prison after being wrongfully accused of a heinous crime, only to discover it was all planned by Johan (Dio), leading him to seek revenge. The released main poster captivates with the intense appearances of the characters showcasing their individuality. The tagline 'The game you created, I will finish' and Tae-jun's determined expression heighten interest in his story of losing everything in a day and racing towards revenge. Meanwhile, Johan's emotionless face exudes a cold charisma, sparking curiosity about how far he will go in manipulating others' lives. Particularly, the two figures, staged like broken sculptures, contrast Tae-jun's fiery gaze of vengeance with Johan's cold, overlooking stare, raising expectations for their fierce confrontation. Additionally, the tragic expressions of Tae-jun's allies, Yong-sik (Kim Jong-soo) and Eun-bi (Cho Yoon-soo), along with the unusual aura of Johan's VIP client, Do-kyung (Lee Kwang-soo), hint at a novel synergy, drawing interest in the complex story they will weave together. The simultaneously released main trailer begins with Tae-jun preparing for revenge after being wrongfully imprisoned, capturing attention. Johan, who provides special security services for the top 1%, makes an intriguing proposal to his client, raising curiosity about how his business operates. Following this, Johan uses security cameras to monitor Tae-jun's every move, declaring 'Let's fabricate' as he targets him, with staff entering into precise operations, amplifying the realistic fear that anyone could be fabricated. As the tagline 'I was fabricated' suggests, Tae-jun learns that his misfortune was caused by Johan, leading him to attempt an escape for revenge, revealing his burning anger towards Johan with 'I will kill you no matter what', raising interest in whether his revenge will succeed. Furthermore, as Choi Chang-wook mentions, the series promises a plethora of thrilling action scenes, from intense prison brawls to exhilarating bike chases and car chases, delivering catharsis to viewers. The explosive character harmony created by talented actors including Choi Chang-wook, Dio, Kim Jong-soo, Cho Yoon-soo, and Lee Kwang-soo is expected to enhance immersion in 'Fabricated City'. The intense rivalry between Choi Chang-wook, racing for revenge, and Dio, showcasing a new face as a villain, along with the synergy of renowned actors like Kim Jong-soo, Cho Yoon-soo, and Lee Kwang-soo, and the solid writing by 'Taxi Driver' series writer Oh Sang-ho, culminates in the original series 'Fabricated City', which will premiere on Disney+ on November 5, releasing four episodes initially, followed by two episodes weekly, totaling 12 episodes.
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