Lee Jung-jae, who plays the main protagonist Seong Gi-hun (Player 456) in Netflix's 'Squid Game,' is a veteran Korean actor.

Jung Ho Yeon has joined BH Entertainment! On January 17, BH Entertainment officially announced that Jung Ho Yeon had signed ...

This article contains spoilers for Squid Game Season 2. Park plays Kang No-eul, a North Korean defector who is desperately ...

In contrast to other contemporary critiques of capitalism that tend to highlight the players behind the scenes, Squid Game unearths the reasons why the general public plays along with the system ...

However, when speaking to journalists in the junket prior to Squid Game's Season 2 premiere, Lee Jung-jae was asked about the process of filming this Russian Roulette scene with Gong Yoo ...

Warning: major spoilers ahead for "Squid Game" season two ... The post-credit scene teases one of the next games After Jung-bae's death, the credits for the director and cast appear on-screen.

Squid Game Season 2 introduces diverse characters with unique stories, keeping audiences engaged. New characters, like Jung Bae and Geum ... who laugh behind the scenes. No-Eul was a wild card ...

It’s been three long years since Squid Game’s protagonist Seong Gi-Hun (also known as player 456) doubled back on an airplane jet bridge and decided to end the murderous competition once and ...

let's dig into the ending of Squid Game season 2. Where will things go for Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae), the Front Man (Lee Byung-hun) and the rest? And what's the deal with that post-credits scene? Before ...

Though the recently release Squid Game 2 left netizens furious over the sub-par climax, yet they are waiting with bated breath for the third season of the Lee Jung-jae starrer. Want to know when ...

While at the end of Squid Game Season 1, only one contestant, Seong Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae), survived ... it out alive as hinted in the post-credit scenes. These players who made it out alive ...