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Squid Game star calls new episodes “psychological warfare”
PubityStory by Simon Bland
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Squid Game star Lee Jung-jae teases the intense psychological battles in store for fans as season 2 hits Netflix this month.
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- Lee Jung-jae, who plays protagonist Seong Gi-hun, describes the new episodes as a form of
- , promising even more twists and turns.
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Lee Jung-jae, Netflix, Squid Game