When incompetent lawyer Park Chang-Ho agrees to take on a mysterious murder case, he will be thrown through the wringer when his lifelong streak of misfortune combines with powerful enemies to result in him being imprisoned after being named as one of the biggest conmen. Starring Lee Jong-Suk and Lim Yoona, Big Mouth is an exciting new 16-part Korean series coming to Disney+ on July 29.

Park Chang-ho is one of Korea’s most incompetent and unfortunate lawyers. Plagued by a never-ending streak of bad luck and boasting a pitiful 10% success rate in court, his life goes from bad to worse when he is hired to take on a high-profile case and finds himself imprisoned with the murderers he’s been investigating. Accused of being the notorious conman “Big Mouse” after a substantial cache of drugs, money, weapons and phones are discovered in his office, Chang-ho will be forced to become that which he has been accused of if he is to have any hope of surviving life in prison and clearing his name, rather than being the “Big Mouth” he was known for.

Starring Lee Jong-Suk (While You Were Sleeping, I Hear Your Voice) as lawyer Park Chang-Ho and Lim Yoona (Hush, The King In Love) as his tenacious wife and nurse, Big Mouth also stars Kim Joo-Hun (Soundtrack #1), Ok Ja-yeon (Mine), Yang Kyung-won (Crash Landing on You), Kwak Dong-yeon (Vincenzo) and is written by Kim Ha Ram and directed by Oh Choong-hwan (Start-Up, Hotel Del Luna, While You Were Sleeping).

Big Mouth is the latest Korean series set to join the extensive range of riveting Korean dramas available on Disney+. Fans of quality Korean storytelling can also enjoy the edge-of-your-seat mystery thriller Grid, about a shadowy figure who once saved humanity but who has now been identified as an accomplice to murder; Link: Eat, Love, Kill about a world-famous chef who has a breakdown in front of his customers and is forced to revisit his traumatic past and the mysterious disappearance of his sister; Soundtrack #1, about unrequited love between two close friends; Rookie Cops, a campus romance drama that follows the lives of a group of reckless freshmen at the Korean National Police Academy; as well as the breakout sensation Snowdrop, starring BLACKPINK’s Jisoo, in a story about a university student who goes against her family and her country to help the man she loves.