Please note that the plot of Squid Game Season 2, which is available on Netflix, is detailed below. If you haven’t seen it and don’t want to know anything about its content, I suggest you stop reading this article now.
Squid Game fans were as surprised as Ji-hoon Seong (Lee Jung-jae) when they discovered the presence of new games in Season 2 of the Netflix show. After the first test of one, two, three suns in front of the killer doll, 456 participants of this new edition were able to discover a team game, and then a bloody version of the carousel.
These events gave French viewers the chance to learn about typical Korean games such as Jegichagi, Gonggi and Ddakji (which fans of the series already knew).
Filming this scene took a lot of work for Hwang Dong-hyeok, the creator of the program, who did not hesitate to wet his shirt.
Only one actor had to pretend to be bad at games
The latter tells our colleagues term Testing each game in the series to better understand the challenge they offer. “I’m fine with spun tops, but not jegichag” He confided, adding that he feared the level of the cast would force the production to resort to digital special effects.
In the end, everything was able to be filmed under the expected conditions, and Lee Jung-jae in particular stood out. “He was good as Jeggy, but the timing is really important and hard to come by. No other actor could pull it off, but Jeggy finally managed to make Jeggy float into the frame.” The South Korean director emphasized.
As for Lee Byun Hoon, the interpreter for Player 001 (who is none other than the masked man), he suggested to Hwang Dong-hyuk that he saw his character miss the exam on purpose to play on his nerves. spectators.
This passage also allows the front man to gain the trust of the other players, and Gi-hoon in particular, to pretend to lose their trust.
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