Netflix has finally lifted the curtain on the new faces joining the highly anticipated second season of its global sensation, Squid Game. The streaming giant confirmed a diverse ensemble, including actors Park Gyu-Young and Lee In-Juk from the acclaimed series Sweet Home, IZ*ONE’s Jo Yu-Ri, and the multi-talented Choi Seung-Hyun, formerly known as T.O.P. of BIGBANG fame.
Completing the fresh lineup is Won Ji-An, putting to rest rumours that had been swirling earlier in the week. These newcomers will share the screen with returning Season 1 luminaries such as Lee Jung-Jae, Lee Byung-Hun, Wi Ha-Joon, and Gong Yoo, all set to reprise their iconic roles in this gripping thriller.
In addition to the aforementioned stars, the sophomore season will also feature other notable names like ZE:A’s Im Si-Wan, Kang Ha-Neul, Park Sung-Hoon, and Yang Dong-Geun, further enriching the series’ already impressive roster.
What do you think of the Squid Game Season 2 Cast?
Is Lee Byung-Hun the Catalyst for T.O.P.’s Role in Squid Game 2
Did Lee Byung-Hun play a pivotal role in securing Choi Seung-Hyun’s (popularly known as T.O.P.) spot in the much-awaited second season of Netflix’s blockbuster series, Squid Game? The question has been the subject of intense speculation ever since the streaming giant unveiled its new ensemble cast.
Rumours suggested T.O.P. was cast in the series due to his friendship with actor Lee Byung-Hun. These speculations gained traction in various media outlets, further fueling the curiosity of fans.
In an official statement, Lee Byung-Hun’s talent agency addressed the swirling rumours, succinctly stating, “We have no comments.” Similarly, Squid Game‘s lead actor, Lee Jung-Jae, found himself at the centre of these casting speculations. His rep quickly denied this, stating Lee Jung-Jae learned of T.O.P.’s casting at the script read-through.
Unconfirmed rumours about Squid Game’s new casting continue to intrigue global audiences.
With a stellar cast, Squid Game Season 2 aims to build on its debut season’s global success. Don’t miss out on the next chapter of this riveting drama, exclusively streaming on Netflix.
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