Lee Byung-hun speaks to The Hollywood Reporter about the enigmatic character who faces off with Gi-hun in season two (and season three, when the Netflix hit returns).

A lot has changed for Seong Gi-hun in the three years since he won the Squid Game. He's a lot richer, of course, and more than just a tad traumatised. He's also reverted back to his natural hair colour, which is a win for everyone. But in the gap between seasons one and two, the show itself has evolved a great deal as well.

If you’ve finished watching the second season of "Squid Game," you’re probably wondering when Season 3 will arrive. Here’s everything to know about the final chapter.

The layers come into play, though, when you start moving those pieces around the game board, and Squid Game does a brilliant job of that in its second season, when it puts the Front Man into the game as player 001—except the viewers are the only ones who know who he really is.

Squid Game became an international phenomenon in 2021 when its first season was released on Netflix. The South Korean series attracted viewers from all over the world for its dichotomous reflection of capitalism by putting people in deadly children's games.