((from left) CHOI SEUNG-HYUN, LEE JIN-UK, WON JI-AN, PARK GYU-YOUNG, KANG AE-SIM, LEE DAVID, JO YU-RI, ROH JAE-WON. Photo courtesy of Netflix)
Written by Colleen Bement, Editor
Attention “Squid Game” enthusiasts! The wait is finally over as Netflix has just announced the remaining cast members for the highly anticipated second season of the global sensation, “Squid Game.” With the first batch of cast members revealed at Tudum earlier this month, the excitement surrounding the show continues to soar. As the production gears up later this year, let’s dive into the latest additions to the cast and what we can expect from them in this thrilling survival game extravaganza! The showrunners have assembled an ensemble cast that encompasses a diverse range of talent and experiences, ensuring an engaging and captivating viewing experience. Returning to direct and executive produce the entire second season is the Emmy-winning director Hwang Dong-hyuk, who played a pivotal role in the success of the first season.
Let’s Meet the New Faces:
Park Gyu-young: You might recognize her from her previous role in the Netflix series “Sweet Home” Seasons 1 and 2. Park Gyu-young is also set to star in the upcoming Netflix series “Celebrity,” making her a rising star to watch out for.
Jo Yu-ri: A singer and actress, Jo Yu-ri was previously a member of the South Korean-Japanese girl group Iz*One. Now, she’s bringing her talents to “Squid Game” Season 2, adding another layer of excitement and intrigue.
Kang Ae-sim: With a well-established reputation as a highly respected theater and musical actress in Korea, Kang Ae-sim has left a lasting impression on the audience with her performances in TV series such as “Be Melodramatic” and the Netflix series “Move to Heaven.” Her involvement in “Squid Game” Season 2 promises a remarkable addition to the already stellar cast.
Lee David: Best known for his supporting roles in director Hwang Dong-hyuk’s film “The Fortress,” Lee David’s connection with Lee Jung-jae through the film “Svaha: The Sixth Finger” adds an interesting dynamic to the show.
Lee Jin-uk: A familiar face from the Netflix series “Sweet Home” Seasons 1 and 2, Lee Jin-uk has also made a mark in various Korean dramas and films. His collaboration with director Hwang in the acclaimed film “Miss Granny” further heightens the anticipation for his role in “Squid Game” Season 2.
Choi Seung-hyun: This multi-talented artist, widely known as a singer and actor, has already made a name for himself in the Korean entertainment industry with notable appearances in films like “Tazza: The Hidden Card” and “Commitment.” Brace yourself for an electrifying performance from Choi Seung-hyun.
Roh Jae-won: Making his acting debut in 2021, Roh Jae-won has been making waves in the industry through films such as “Missing Yoon” and “Ditto.” His fresh talent brings exciting energy to the “Squid Game” Season 2 lineup.
Won Ji-an: Having made an impressive debut in the first season of the Netflix series “D.P.,” Won Ji-an is ready to captivate us once again with her acting prowess. Keep an eye on this rising star.
No doubt, season 2 will be as brutal and entertaining as the first. Catch up on season 1.
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