What Would Squid Game Season Two Be About? The only foreseeable issue for Season Two? They're gonna need a whole new cast. The series has gone on to be a critical darling as well, landing Screen Actors Guild and Critics Choice Award nominations, as well as a Golden Globe trophy. While Hwang originally suggested that there was not going to be a Season Two, that narrative began changing pretty soon after the successful stats starting rolling in.
Plus, there's been news of Netflix's recent investment in more Korean dramas. The series skyrocketed to the streamer's top watched list, so fans are feeling desperate for more. uqC1DIdZqy- AP Entertainment November 9, 2021 Let's discuss what might come.ĬOMEBACK SQUID: Hwang Dong-hyuk, the director, creator, writer of #SquidGame says the show will be back with more Gi-hun adventures. That said, considering that (spoiler) 455 people die in Squid Game, that leaves the roster of stars a bit bare for a second outing, which means there's much work to do in the casting department before filming can begin. So I'm guessing the fun parts of Gi-hun will also come out in the next season."
"But if he's just too determined, that could be a little bit boring. "Because Gi-hun became more serious because he has to rescue these people, I'm thinking that he would become a more determined character," said Lee. Surprisingly, following his newly red-haired character's decision to go after the creators of the Squid Game, Lee says we could see Gi-hun's "humorous side" when the series returns. In advance of the formal announcement, the star of the show, Lee Jung-jae, also teased what's in store for Gi-hun in an interview with Esquire. The Squid Game universe has just begun," Variety reported. When asked about the future of the series, Sarandos said, "Absolutely. (No Netflix employees were executed in this decision making process.) Netflix co-CEO and Chief Creative Officer Ted Sarandos made the announcement last week during an earnings call. After a series of red lights, Squid Game, the massively successful Korean drama that took over Netflix in the second half of 2021, has officially gotten the green light for a second season.
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