Creator Hwang Dong-hyuk confirms SquidGame season 2 will see the return of Lee Jung-jae's Seong Gi-hun and Lee Byung-hun's Front-Man.
Creator Hwang Dong-hyuk has confirmed Squid Game season 2 will see the return of Lee Jung-jae's Seong Gi-hun and Lee Byung-hun's Front-Man. Hwang confirmed that he hopes a second season will be released by 2024, following his work on a film inspired by the works of Umberto Eco. Lee Jung-jae portrayed the 456th player in the lethal tournament, while Lee Byung-hun played the mysterious masked host of the games.
Released in September 2021, Squid Game follows divorced gambler Seong Gi-hun, who enters a seemingly harmless tournament to clear his debts and prove himself able to qualify for custody of his daughter. However, he soon learns that the once-thought-to-be innocent childhood games carry lethal twists, and Gi-hun would be forced to win and outlive his fellow competitors, all while the mysterious Front-Man maintains the rules of the game while entertaining the incredibly wealthy spectators.
While an expanded and updated version of the game was confirmed by Hwang for Squid Game season 2, and the series' stars had hinted at a return, the creator's more explicit confirmation is sure to have fans speculating how Squid Game's second season can shock audiences further. The Front-Man's return may see him forced to tackle his feelings over shooting his brother, as well as explore how he became the masked figure.
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