Netflix When it comes to Squid Game season 2, Lee Jung-jae wanted to do his character justice. In an exclusive conversation with PEOPLE, the Emmy winner, 52, gives an inside look into how he prepared for the highly anticipated second season of the hit Netflix k-drama series.

The lead of Netflix's Squid Game season two Lee Jung-jae has responded to allegations the show's second season looks 'Americanised'.

This article contains major spoilers from "Squid Game” Season 2 finale, now streaming on Netflix. Facing betrayal from an inside man infiltrating the Squid Games is nothing new for Seong Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae) within the twisted "Squid Game" universe.

Though we don't have many details, The Acolyte and Squid Game alum Lee Jung-jae is rumoured to be in talks for an undisclosed role in the Marvel Cinematic

Actor Lee Jung-jae also admired Gong Yoo's enthusiastic performance, who first performed a villain role in 「Squid Game 2」.Recently, Netflix Korea's offi

Squid Game Season 3 will be more deadlier and brutal as hinted by the mid-credits scene towards the end of Squid Game 2.

Several Squid Game actors have found themselves at the center of controversies, casting a shadow over the show's success. Here's a look at the scandals involving lead actors like Lee Jung Jae, O Yeong Su,

The names of a slew of Squid Game actors involved in either legal cases or some kind of scandal that has plagued their celebrity image in the past, has left fans pointing fingers at the casting process of the Netflix show.