Netflix series Squid Game is back for its third and final season this week, and JOE spoke to its cast and crew about the thriller.

The biggest twist in Squid Game season 2 saw Lee Byung-hun's Front Man join the game in disguise as a player, borrowing a trick from the former Host, Oh Il-nam, and going undercover as Player 001.

The Korean star breaks down the psyche of his enigmatic character, the meaning behind the show’s final scenes and why he’d ...

Lee Byung-hun, one of the most celebrated Korean actors, emerged as the breakthrough character of the Front Man in Squid Game ...

Recently, Lee Byung-hun, who plays the Front Man, was the guest on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and shared some exclusive details about playing the popular character in Squid Game. When ...

Lee Byung-hun, the Korean star known for playing the mysterious Front Man in Squid Game, recently shared more about his ...

Squid Game's Lee Byung-hun talked about what he really wanted to show in that scene with Lee Jung-jae's Gi-hun and how it ...

Squid Game S3’s tragic end shows Gi-hun’s sacrifice and In-ho’s escape. If you already miss Lee Byung-Hun, here are 7 of his ...

Lee Byung-hun explains why In-ho makes the choice to kill Jung-bae in front of Gi-hun after going out of his way to save his life earlier during the bloody musical-chairs-esque Mingle game, where ...

Lee Byung-hun was tasked to act out much of this subtly as In-ho (who watched Gi-hun from behind a mask in Season 1) studies Gi-hun through the various games while forming a bond with him and not ...

Lee Byung-Hun, who plays The ... Seong Gi-hun, also known as Player 456 (Lee Jung-jae), ... He compared walking in the Frontman outfit to playing a ninja like he did in G.I. Joe.

Lee Byung-hun and Jimmy Fallon on "The Tonight Show" (Photo Credit: NBC) At least one of the players in “Squid Game” is going to learn the identity of the Front Man in Season 3. That’s not ...