SThe popularity of Squid Game stems from not just Player 456 (Lee Jung-jae) and The Frontman (Lee Byung-hun), but also The Salesman. In Squid Game and Squid Game 2, Gong Yoo portrayed the salesperson. Nevertheless, viewers were saddened by the death of his character in the second season. In Squid Game season three, we only saw a few glimpses or flashbacks of his personality. However, did Gong Yoo suggest that he is still a member of Squid Game? Find out below!

Photos of Squid Game dolls are uploaded by Gong Yoo

Two images of Squid Game dolls were posted by Gong Yoo on his Instagram Stories. The girl and boy doll from the jump rope game are seen in one picture, while the other picture shows the dolls side by side. Gong Yoo's Instagram Stories caused a frenzy among his followers, who were eager for him to participate in Squid Game in any way.

"After finishing work, I got a ton of stuff from Gong Yoo and management soop, and I'm so excited I'm all over the place ♡," one admirer exclaimed in response to his Stories. A Squid Game character created in collaboration with the modern artist KAWS! Was it purchased by Gong Yoo? Was it a present? Or maybe it's a hint of what's to come. I'm hoping for a Menko Man spin-off!

Will there be a spin-off of The Frontman?

Lee Byung-hun, who played the Frontman in Squid Game, discussed the potential for a Frontman spin-off in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter.

"Since the beginning, Director Hwang and I have been joking about a Front Man spin-off," he stated. We haven't truly examined these characters in their entirety, so we both believed that the recruiter or the Front Man might be intriguing for additional material. Their background and personality remain somewhat unclear. It would be a lot of fun to conduct a thorough character analysis of the Front Man.

He also stated that he would be happy to play the lead role. The character has already been created and planned out, and he is drawn to him. I am just as interested in learning more about him as the fans are. "I would be quite prepared to share that story," said Byung-hun.

Will there be an American version of Squid Game?

The prospect of an American version of Squid Game has been debated, notably since a scene in the third season's conclusion when Cate Blanchett appears to be recruiting a player in Los Angeles, suggesting that the deadly games might be replicated in the United States. There has been no formal announcement about a fourth season or a US spin-off, but the show's creator, Wang Dong-hyuk, has not ruled out the possibility and has sparked rumors by pointing to the topic of late-stage capitalism in the United States.

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