Lee Byung-hun, who portrays the Front Man in Squid Game, sheds light on the character's motives in season 2. While disguised as a player, In-Ho's participation in the games takes an unexpected turn, revealing a more complex and layered personality.
Warning: The article contains major spoilers for Squid Game season 2 . A key Squid Game actor clarifies the Front Man 's intentions in Squid Game season 2 . Given the high death toll in the premiere season, Squid Game season 2 features a largely new cast. Returning for season 2 , however, are Lee Jung-jae as Seong Gi-Hun, Wi Ha-joon as Hwang Jun-ho, and Lee Byung-hun as the Front Man / In-Ho.
The Front Man's role looks quite different in Squid Game season 2, however, as he chooses to masquerade as a player himself, becoming the new player 001. Speaking with Netflix K-Content, Lee provides details about In-Ho's involvement in the games. The actor first discusses the Six-Legged Race game, saying that In-Ho'finds himself having a genuinely good time,' making his reactions legitimate as he feels a part of the team. In terms of why the character enters the games themselves, Lee guesses that the Front Man'does want to destroy Gi-hun's belief,' but at the same time uses Gi-hun to reflect upon himself. Check out the full quote from Lee below: The character In-Ho coming in and wanting to destroy everything is what you could say is the big picture. When the game is on the line, and In-Ho is actually a real part fo the team, he finds himself having a genuinely good time, and that is how the director and I decided this should be acted. So for me as an actor, I think it was both challenging and enjoyable. The Front Man believes that Gi-hun is wrong in his way of thinking, but perhaps, he reflects on himself through Gi-hun. He does want to destroy Gi-hun's belief. I felt that a small part of him, unknowingly, might be hoping for Gi-hun's thoughts to be right. And rooting for him in some way. What This Means For In-Ho's Six-Legged Race Performance In-Ho Is More Genuine Than He May Appear Close The Six-Legged Race is the first opportunity for audiences to see In-Ho actively participating in the games in Squid Game season 2. In this, the character has to make a distinct choic
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