In an interview with Entertainment Weekly June 27 (local time), actor Lee Jung-Jaewho resumes his role as gi-hun in Netflix Play of squid The third season, admitted that he “He could never have foreseen the ending [of Squid Game 3]. “
“He ended up in a way I never imagined” he said. “Even after spending so many years immersed in a game of squid and I concentrated deeply on the character of Gi-Hun, I found it shocking. The ending was so sensational that I remember having made a break after reading that page of the script just to process it before returning to read it again.”
Play of squid Season 3 follows Gi-Hun while returning to the deadly race with a personal mission, eventually losing his dearest friend. In the meantime, the mysterious Front man (played by Lee Byung-Hun) continues to orchestrate chaos under a hidden identity. The story is approaching exploring the destinies of the last players who remained in a brutal and emotionally charged conclusion.
International media have also weighted the powerful conclusion of the show, solidifying Squid Game 3 as a cultural milestone. Praised for his emotional depth or criticized for his daring choices, the ending does not leave indifferent to spectators, cementing the legacy of the series as one of the most impactful dramas of the decade.
With reactions ranging from shock to success, Play of squid Season 3 seems to have marked its place as a dramatic and divisive conclusion to one of Netflix’s most iconic original series.
