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‘Butterfly’ is a frustrating spy thriller with a few too many twists
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TPR: The Public's Radio
Daniel Dae Kim plays a spy who faked his own death in Butterfly.
A case in point is Butterfly, a new Prime Video series starring Daniel Dae Kim as a spook who comes out of hiding to save his long-lost daughter.
The result is an intriguing, frustrating hybrid in which a spy thriller plays leapfrog with a K-drama about fathers and daughters, mothers and sons.
Kim plays David Jung, a former U.S. government spy who once owned a big private security and intelligence company, Caddis, with his partner, Juno — that’s Piper Perabo — a woman with the ethics of a spitting cobra.
Fearing this enemy would harm his teenage daughter, Rebecca, he decided to fake his own death and hole up in South Korea.
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