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iQiyi announces its first prison-themed Chinese language series “Danger Zone” that will premiere on September 3 across 191 countries and regions worldwide. Building on the success of The Bad Kids last year that has attracted attention from The Guardian, The Economist, and South China Morning Post, with 91% of positive reviews on Douban website in China, this quality mystery short series has proven to be appealing to viewers globally.
The highly anticipated series features a starry and award-winning cast including Vic Chou who will play three characters as attorney, prisoner, and psychological profiling expert. “Danger Zone” also stars Christopher Lee who plays a committed police office and Berant Zhu, who was nominated as Best New Talent at 2020 Taipei Film Awards, will play a rookie criminal investigator.
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Watch Christopher Lee play a cop in trailer for iQiyi’s new prison-themed thriller Danger Zone also stars Berant Zhu as a rookie detective and Vic Chou as an imprisoned attorney who may be a serial killer.
Christopher Lee plays a police officer in iQiyi s upcoming thriller, Danger Zone. (Photo: Youtube)
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Christopher Lee is starring alongside Berant Zhu and Vic Chou in the upcoming Chinese language thriller series, Danger Zone, set to premiere on streaming platform iQiyi on Sep 3.
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