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Squid Game Star Reveals Shocking Season 3 Finale and the Future of K-Content

Summary

  • Lee Jung-jae surprised by Squid Game Season 3 ending, director's "courage"
  • Cho Sang-woo's character left the deepest mark on Lee
  • Lee hopes K-content will continue to spread globally despite domestic film market challenges
Squid Game Star Reveals Shocking Season 3 Finale and the Future of K-Content

In a recent interview, Squid Game lead actor Lee Jung-jae shared his thoughts on the show's highly anticipated Season 3 finale. Lee admitted he "never imagined such an ending" and was "amazed by the director's courage" in wrapping up the story in a decisive way, even if it meant dividing fans. Filming the emotional final scene took a physical toll, with Lee joking that it helped him end the diet he had undertaken to lose 10 kilograms for the role.

Beyond the shocking conclusion, Lee also reflected on the characters that left the deepest mark, singling out Cho Sang-woo as the "ultimate 'what could have been' story." As he delved into Sang-woo's motivations, Lee felt more pity than betrayal, recognizing the complex choices that led to the character's downfall.

Looking at the bigger picture, Lee sees Squid Game as a gateway that has introduced global audiences to the rising tide of K-content. While the domestic Korean film market faces stagnation, he hopes this newfound international interest will continue to spread steadily, allowing the industry to thrive. Lee's own directorial debut with "Hunt" in 2022 further underscores his commitment to the growth of Korean entertainment on the world stage.

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Lee Jung-jae admitted he "never imagined such an ending" for Squid Game Season 3, but was "amazed by the director's courage" in wrapping up the story in a decisive way.
Lee joked that the intense filming of the final scene, which took an entire day, "helped him end the diet that had him lose 10 kilograms" for the role.
Lee said the character of Cho Sang-woo, the neighborhood genius who crashed and burned, left the deepest mark as the ultimate "what could have been" story.

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