Captain Park's deception and sabotage remain undetected for now. Squid Game is a series filled to the brim with memorable characters who either participate in the games or work behind the scenes ...

Her funeral will be held at Shinchon Severance Hospital on Feb. 5. Lee starred in “Squid Game” as Park Mal-soon, the mother of police detective Hwang Jun-ho, and the stepmother of The Front ...

The Front Man's character development hints at a potential rebellion against the deadly Squid Game. Past events and internal conflict could lead The Front Man to question his loyalty to the game's ...

Squid Game X is a Roblox survival game inspired by Squid Game (of course!). In Squid Game X, you’ll pick between being a player, frontman, or guard and then play (or enforce the rules of ...

Song, fresh off her turn in Lunar New Year release “Dark Nuns,” leads the ensemble cast alongside “Squid Game” star Gong Yoo, who portrays her childhood friend Dong-gu. Their characters ...

The highly-anticipated third season of “Squid Game” is set to premiere on June 27 on streaming service Netflix. Season 3 will thrust Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae) into a relentless fight for survival ...

Netflix has unveiled an ambitious 2025 Korean content lineup anchored by “Squid Game 3,” which expands its universe with a roster including Yim Si-wan, Kang Ha-neul and Park Gyu-young joining ...

South Korean actress Lee Joo-Sil, a star in the second season of “Squid Game,” has died. She was 81. The veteran actress collapsed in cardiac arrest at home in Uijeongbu, South Korea ...

On Wednesday morning, Netflix told reporters that the third and final season of the series will be released in June. At the ...

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SEOUL – South Korean actress Lee Joo-sil, who most recently appeared in the second season of global hit Squid Game (2021 to present), has died at the age of 80 on Feb 2, her agency 1230Culture said.

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