Frontman may get 'Squid Game' spinoff, Lee Byung-hun tells Jimmy Fallon


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In the series, the Frontman, also known as Hwang In-ho, is the mastermind orchestrating the deadly games and a former winner of the Squid Game himself. Photo: Handout

Lee Byung-hun, who plays the Frontman in Squid Game, appeared on the popular talk show The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon this week and hinted at a possible spinoff centred on his enigmatic character.

During the interview, the South Korean actor discussed his initial reaction to reading the script for Squid Game. He also shared lighthearted anecdotes regarding his family’s surprise when his secret identity as the series’ main villain was revealed in Season One.

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