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Arimura Kasumi & Sakaguchi Kentaro reunite for romance Beyond Goodbye

  September 27, 2023  
Arimura Kasumi and Sakaguchi Kentaro, who co-starred in the 2019 WOWOW TV drama And, Live as well as Narratage (2017) and Love That Makes You Cry (2016), are reuniting onscreen for the upcoming Netflix Japanese romance series Beyond Goodbye. The series is written by And, Live screenwriter Okada Yoshikazu and directed by Kurosaki Hiroshi, who helmed the NHK morning drama Hiyokko that Arimura Kasumi starred in.

Okada Yoshikazu's original screenplay unfolds a miraculous love story between two people connected by fate. Arimura Kasmi portrays Saeko, who is overwhelmed with grief after losing her boyfriend Yusuke to a car accident on the day he proposed to her. Sakaguchi Kentaro plays Naruse, whose life is saved when he receives Yusuke's heart through transplant surgery. When the two meet, Naruse feels something in his heart. Two photos released by the production show the leads standing at a train station in Hokkaido.

The release date for Beyond Goodbye has not been announced yet.

Text / Sanwei

Sakamoto Yuji's In Love and Deep Water on Netflix in November

  September 21, 2023  
Earlier in June 2023, Netflix announced that the platform had signed a five-year deal with award-winning Japanese screenwriter Sakamoto Yuji to distribute multiple new series and films. The first of the Netflix projects is the feature film In Love and Deep Water set to be released globally on November 16.

In Love and Deep Water (Crazy Cruise in Japanese) is Sakamoto Yuji's first work following his Cannes-winning script for Kore-eda Hirokazu's Monster. The writer works again with director Taki Yusuke after their previous collaboration for the 2021 TV series Omameda Towako and Her Three Ex-Husbands.

In Love and Deep Water is described as a mystery and romantic comedy set on a luxury cruise liner heading to the Aegean Sea. Yoshizawa Ryo stars as Ubukuta Suguru, a butler on the cruise ship who mindlessly responds to passenger requests. Miyazaki Aoi plays Banjaku Chizuru, a mysterious woman who boards the ship for a certain reason. A mystery unfolds when a murder occurs on the ship.

The ensemble cast includes Yoshida Yo as the ship's new captain, Kikuchi Rinko as a movie producer who is carrying on an affair, and Nagayama Kento as a young actor aiming for Cannes. Also onboard are Izumisawa Yuki, Makita Aju, Okayama Amane, Matsui Airi, Mitsuishi Ken, Hasegawa Hatsunori, Takaoki Saki and Yasuda Ken.

Text / Sanwei

Ueno Juri returns to silver screen for Rinjin X

  September 7, 2023  
Ueno Juri returns to the silver screen for her first film in seven years, Rinjin X: Giwaku no Kanojo co-starring Hayashi Kento. The Japanese sci-fi romance mystery is directed by Kumazawa Naoto, who is known for romances like Anthem of the Heart, Close Range Love and Kimi ni Todoke.

Based on the same-titled novel by Pallus Ayako, Rinjin X is set in a world where interplanetary refugees forced to leave their home planet due to conflict have arrived on Earth. Following the lead of the U.S., Japan decides to accept "X refugees" who assume the appearance of humans to live among ordinary people. The identities and addresses of X refugees are unknown. Anxiety and unrest spread through society as people fear and speculate about who is X.

Hayashi Kento plays tabloid journalist Sasa Kentaro who approaches a woman suspected of being X – Kashiwaga Ryoko played by Ueno Juri. He hides his true identity in hopes of getting a scoop, but the two grow closer over time. Sasa begins to fall in love with Ryoko, but he can't shake the suspicion that she might be X. Their relationship full of lies and mysteries will take unexpected turns.

Other cast members include Taiwan actress Huang Pei Chia as international student Lin Yi Ren who is also suspected of being X, and Nomura Shuhei as Ren's pub co-worker Nimura Takuma who dreams of becoming a successful musician. In addition, Shimada Kyusaku and Bakarhythm play editors of the tabloid that Sasa works at, while Kawase Yota portrays a veteran freelance reporter recruited for an article on X.

Rinjin X: Giwaku no Kanojo will be released in Japan on December 1, 2023.

Text / Sanwei

Reborn Rich, Attorney Woo & The Glory win at 18th Seoul Drama Awards

  September 6, 2023  
Winners of the 18th Seoul International Drama Awards (SDA) were announced on September 6 ahead of the award ceremony, which will be held on September 21. Netflix global hits Extraordinary Attorney Woo and The Glory are named Outstanding Korean Drama in the Korean Drama Competition, while Reborn Rich's Lee Sung Min is recognized as Outstanding Korean Actor. KBS series Three Bold Siblings' soundtrack song "Meet You Among Them" performed by trot singer Kim Ho Joong receives the Outstanding Korean Drama O.S.T award.

In the International Competition Category, Best Miniseries awards go to Korean drama Reborn Rich and Chinese drama The Long Season. Chinese drama Meet Yourself claims the Best TV Series title. Fan Wei (The Long Season) and Korea's Bae Suzy (Anna) win Best Actor and Actress, respectively, while Iran's Nima Javidi is named Best Screenwriter for The Actor.

In the International Invitation Category, five actors will take home the Outstanding Asian Star trophies: Park Eun Bin (Extraordinary Attorney Woo) from Korea, Luo Yunxi (Till the End of the Moon) from China, Yagi Yusei (My Beautiful Man S2) from Japan, Gun Atthaphan Phunsawat (Midnight Museum) from Thailand, and Kathryn Bernardo (2 Good 2 Be True) from the Philippines.

The Grand Prize in International Competition and Golden Bird Prize in International Invitation Category will be announced at the SDA awards ceremony.

Text / Violet

Penthouse stars and creators reunite for revenge drama 7 Escape

  August 31, 2023  
Screenwriter Kim Soon Ok and director Joo Dong Min, who are best known for the Penthouse series and The Last Empress, partner up again for the picaresque revenge drama 7 Escape. Penthouse stars Uhm Ki Joon, Shin Eun Kyung, Yoon Jong Hoon and Jo Jae Yoon appear in the new SBS series along with Hwang Jung Eum (Mystic Pop-up Bar), Lee Joon (The Silent Sea), Lee Yoo Bi (Yumi's Cells) and Jo Yoon Hee (Beautiful Love, Wonderful Life).

7 Escape, also known as War For Survival, follows seven villains involved in a missing person case who get pulled into a bloody revenge survival game. Uhm Ki Joon leads the drama as Matthew Lee who runs the largest mobile platform company in Korea. He is determined to bring the evildoers to hell with a death game designed by him.

7 Escape is scheduled to premiere on September 15.

Text / Violet

Ha Jung Woo and Im Si Wan's sports film Road to Boston opens on September 27

  August 31, 2023  
Salut d'Amour director Kang Je Gyu's biographical sports film Road to Boston (also known as 1947 Boston) starring Ha Jung Woo and Im Si Wan is set to be released in Korea cinemas on September 27.

Road to Boston captures the rousing story of Korean marathoners Sohn Kee Chung, Suh Yun Bok and Nam Sung Yong taking part in the Boston Marathon in 1947. This marked the first international marathon event for Korean runners after Korea's liberation from Japanese rule in 1945. Marathon gold medalist Sohn Kee Chung (Ha Jung Woo) stood at the top of the podium at the 1936 Berlin Olympics, but the Japanese national anthem was played at the ceremony. In 1947, runner Suh Yun Bok (Im Si Wan) emerges as the next Sohn Kee Chung. With the help of Sohn as his coach, Suh participates in the Boston Marathon with the Korean Taegeuk flag on his jersey.

Besides the leads, Road to Boston also co-stars Bae Sung Woo (Beasts Clawing At Straws), Kim Sang Ho (The Negotiation) and Park Eun Bin (The Witch: Part 2. The Other One) in a special appearance.

Text / Violet

Gackt and Nikaido Fumi return for Fly Me to the Saitama sequel

  August 31, 2023  
Directed by Takeuchi Hideki, the 2019 film Fly Me to the Saitama won Best Director and Best Screenplay at the 43rd Japan Academy Film Prize with its colorful depiction of an alternative Japan where the people of Saitama Prefecture are oppressed by Tokyo. The over-the-top comedy based on Maya Mineo's 80s manga Tonde Saitama returns with a sequel in fall 2023.

Takeuchi Hideki is back to direct Fly Me to the Saitama II, and stars Gackt and Nikaido Fumi reprise their roles as Asami Rei and Hakuhodo Momomi who raised rebellion with the Saitama Liberation Front in the first film. The sequel picks up with a completely original story that takes on the great East-West divide between Kanto and Kansai.

Watanabe Anne joins the cast as Kikyo Kai, a nobleman who leads the people of Shiga Prefecture towards the abolition of the toll system. Kataoka Ainosuke plays Kashoji Akira, the ruthless governor of Osaka Prefecture who controls the Kansai area using the pass system and the mysterious Koshien facility, and mistreats Kansai people who aren't from Osaka, Kyoto and Kobe. Kataoka's real-life wife, Fujiwara Norika, plays his wife in the film.

Hotta Mayu, Takahashi Maryjun, Kunihiro Kawashima and Tsuda Atsuhiro appear as members of the Shiga Liberation Front. The cast also includes Kato Ryo, Masuwaka Tsubasa, Ozawa Maju, Nakahara Shoko, Tendo Yoshimi, Tomiko Claire, Kawasaki Mayo, Momoko, Yamamura Momiji, Wakui Emi, Akira 100% and Asahi Nao.

Fly Me to the Saitama II will be released in Japan on November 23, 2023.

Text / Sanwei

Yamazaki Kento stars in live-action Golden Kamuy film

  August 30, 2023  
Noda Satoru's popular manga Golden Kamuy, which has already inspired a hit anime, is getting a live-action film adaptation starring Yamazaki Kento. The film's first teaser and poster visuals were recently unveiled along with the cast and release date.

Golden Kamuy is set in late-Meiji-era Hokkaido during the gold rush. Yamazaki Kento plays the protagonist Sugimoto Saichi, a former soldier whose fighting prowess on the battlefield during the Russo-Japanese War earned him the nickname "Immortal Sugimoto." Becoming a panner after the war, he is angling to find buried gold left behind by the indigenous Ainu people. Sugimoto is assisted on his quest by an Ainu girl named Asirpa, portrayed by Yamada Anna, who wants to avenge the death of her father, a miner involved in the legend of the lost gold.

Other cast members include Maeda Gordon as sniper Ogata Hyakunosuke, Yamoto Yuma as genius jailbreaker Shiraishi Yoshitake, Kudo Asuka as sergeant Tsukishima Hajime, Yanagi Shuntaro as twin soldiers Nikaido Kohei and Yohei, Otani Ryohei as Matagi hunter and private Tanigaki Genjiro, Katsuya as judo master Ushiyama Tatsuuma, and Kiba Katsumi as swordsman Nagakura Shinpachi. Furthermore, Ohkata Hisako and Akibo Debo portray Asirpa's grandmother and uncle, respectively, and Makita Sports plays the man who tells Sugimoto about the existence of the gold treasure. Tamaki Hiroshi takes the role of Tsurumi Tokushiro, a lieutenant in the 7th Division of the Imperial Japanese Army, while Tachi Hiroshi plays former Shinsengumi commander Hijikata Toshizo, both of whom seek the gold treasure to fund rebellion.

Golden Kamuy is being produced by CREDEUS, the production company behind the Warring States-era Kingdom film series starring Yamazaki Kento. Kubo Sigeaki, who is best known for the HiGH & LOW series, serves as director, and TV veteran Kuroiwa Tsutomu, who also worked on the Kingdom series, is in charge of the screenplay.

Golden Kamuy opens in Japan on January 19, 2024.

Text / Sanwei

Queendom Puzzle reveals debut lineup of project girl group EL7Z U+P

  August 23, 2023  
Mnet's K-pop girl group survival show Queendom Puzzle recently aired its finale on August 15. A spin-off of the hit program Queendom, the reality competition featured 28 girl group members competing for seven spots in the global project group EL7Z U+P.

EL7Z UP consists of the seven top finalists of Queendom Puzzle. H1-KEY's Hwi Seo was crowned the overall champion, while woo!ah!'s Nana and Purple Kiss's Yuki came in second and third in the final ranking, respectively. Lovelyz's Kei, WJSN's Yeo Reum, Rocket Punch's Yeon Hee and CLC's Ye Eun took the remaining four spots of the group.

EL7Z U+P is set to officially debut in September, and attend MAMA Awards 2023 later this year.

Text / Violet

Shigeoka Daiki stars in Higashino Keigo-based mystery film

  August 11, 2023  
Higashino Keigo's mystery novel Aru Tozasareta Yuki no Sanso de is being adapted into a live-action film starring Johnny's WEST member Shigeoka Daiki in his first film leading role. The twisty mystery is set in the fictitious closed-room scenario of a snowed-in mountain villa that has lost contact with the outside world.

Published in 1992, Aru Tozasareta Yuki no Sanso de revolves around seven actors who gather at a mountain villa for the final audition selection of a new stage production. The play is a murder drama set in an isolated mountain lodge that has been snowed in and cut off from contact with the outside. The actors are under strict orders by the director to follow the play scenario and not contact anyone. Over the following days, people begin to disappear one by one as the remaining actors try to solve the mystery while suspecting each other of being the culprit. Shigeoka Daiki plays the main character Kuga Kazuyuki, who assumes the detective role of the group.

Aru Tozasareta Yuki no Sanso de is directed by Iizuka Ken whose varied filmography includes Step, Rainbow Days and Arakawa Under the Bridge. The film will be released in Japan in New Year's 2024.

Text / Sanwei

Disney+'s sci-fi action K-Drama Moving airs on August 9

  July 31, 2023  
Disney+'s highly anticipated original Korean series Moving is scheduled for release on August 9. The sci-fi fantasy actioner is led by a star-studded cast including Ryu Seung Ryong (Kingdom), Han Hyo Joo (Happiness), Jo In Sung (It's Okay, That's Love), Cha Tae Hyun (Police University), Ryoo Seung Bum (Wonderful Days), Kim Sung Kyun (D.P.), Lee Jung Ha (Nevertheless), Go Youn Jung (Alchemy of Souls: Light and Shadow) and Kim Do Hoon (The Law Cafe).

Based on the same-titled webtoon from Kang Full, Moving revolves around children who are hiding their superpowers and their parents who are hiding painful pasts and secrets, and how they get through huge dangers together. Park In Je (co-director of Kingdom Season 2) helms the supernatural family drama.

Besides the leads, Moving also includes the cast of Kim Shin Rok (Beyond Evil), Kim Hee Won (The Light in Your Eyes), Park Hee Soon (My Name) and Kwak Sun Young (Hospital Playlist).

Text / Violet

Kim So Hyun and Hwang Min Hyun's mystery romcom My Lovely Liar airs on July 31

  July 28, 2023  
Two years after River Where the Moon Rises, Kim So Hyun returns to the small screen in the new tvN series My Lovely Liar co-starring Alchemy of Souls' Hwang Min Hyun. The Korean fantasy mystery romcom is directed by Nam Sung Woo (My Roommate is a Gumiho) and written by Seo Jung Eun (Let Me Be Your Knight).

Kim So Hyun takes the role of Mok Sol Hee, nicknamed the "liar hunter," who has the power to tell whether a lie is a lie. To her, this special ability is a curse that makes her a lonely person who can never trust the world. She encounters the mysterious Kim Do Ha (played by Hwang Min Hyun), a notable music composer who was once a murder suspect. No one believed his claims of innocence even though he was released without being charged. Seo Ji Hoon (Men Are Men) plays detective Lee Kang Min, while actress Lee Si Woo (The Fabulous) plays top solo singer Sha On.

My Lovely Liar is set to air its first episode on July 31.

Text / Violet

Miyazawa Rie stars in Ishii Yuya's new film Moon

  July 26, 2023  
Award-winning writer-director Ishii Yuya's upcoming film Tsuki ("Moon") is based on Henmi Yo's same-titled 2017 novel, which is inspired by a real-life murder case. The first teaser trailer and visuals for the unsettling drama were recently revealed, showing the main cast of Miyazawa Rie, Isomura Hayato, Nikaido Fumi and Odagiri Joe.

Miyazawa Rie plays Dojima Yuko, a formerly famous writer who starts working at a facility for people with disabilities. At this facility located deep in the woods, she witnesses other staff's callous and abusive treatment of residents. Yoko's colleague Sato-kun, portrayed by Isomura Hayato, is especially outraged about the situation. His anger and sense of justice continue to grow and grow until that fateful day arrives.

Nikaido Fumi plays another facility employee who works with Yoko and Sato, while Odagiri Joe plays Yoko's husband.

Tsuki will be released in Japan on October 13, 2023.

Text / Sanwei

Iwai Shunji's Kyrie no Uta starring AiNA THE END opens in October 2023

  July 25, 2023  
Japanese filmmaker Iwai Shunji returns with a story of music, love and friendship in his upcoming film Kyrie no Uta. Starring singer AiNA THE END, Hirose Suzu, Kuroki Haru and SixTONES member Matsumura Hokuto, the film depicts the intersecting lives of four people through repeated encounters and farewells over 13 years. Kyrie no Uta is set in the cities of Ishinomaki, Osaka, Obihiro and Tokyo.

In her feature film debut, AiNA THE END plays the title character Kyrie, a street musician with no fixed address who can only make her voice heard by singing. Hirose Suzu plays Ikko, a mysterious woman who threw away her past and volunteers to be Kyrie's manager. Matsumura Hokuto plays Natsuhiko a young man trapped in the past as he continues to search for his missing fiancee. Kuroki Haru plays Fumi, a elementary school teacher who stands by those who have been hurt.

The supporting cast includes Murakami Nijiro as guitarist Fuukin, Soshina of Shimofuri Myojo as keyboardist Sazanka, singer Otsuka Ai as Kyrie's mother, Okina Megumi as Ikko's mother, Kichise Michiko as Natsuhiko's mother, Eguchi Yosuke as Natsuhiko's uncle, and Kitamura Yukiya as a music producer. Asada Miyoko, Matsuura Yuya, Kasahara Hideyuki, Yayama Hana, Toyohara Kosuke, Matsumoto Marika, Higuchi Shinji, writer Robert Campbell, and singer-songwriters Nanao Tabito, Ando Yuko and Ishii Tatsuya appear in the film as well.

The music for Kyrie no Uta is created by Kobayashi Takeshi, who has worked with Iwai Shunji for many years including on the films Swallowtail Butterfly, All about Lily Chou-Chou and Last Letter. Kobayashi also wrote and composed the film's theme song Kirie Awaremi no Sanka performed by AiNA THE END.

Kyrie no Uta will be released in Japan on October 13, 2023.

Text / Sanwei

The Glory's Song Hye Kyo wins Grand Prize at 2nd Blue Dragon Series Awards

  July 20, 2023  
The 2nd Blue Dragon Series Awards was held on July 19. After winning Best Actress at the 59th Baeksang Arts Awards, Song Hye Kyo was presented the Blue Dragon's Choice (Grand Prize) for her performance in the Netflix global hit The Glory. Her co-star Lim Ji Yeon also took home the Best Supporting Actress trophy again after Baeksang.

Big Bet was hailed as Best Drama and cast member Lee Dong Hwi won Best Supporting Actor. Ha Jung Woo (Narco-Saints) and Bae Suzy (Anna) were recognized as Best Actor and Actress, while Park Ji Hoon and Shin Ye Eun picked up the Best New Actor and Actress awards respectively. Park Jae Chan won the OST Popularity Award ("Our Season," Our Season: Spring with Park Jae Chan), as well as the TIRTIR Popularity Star Award alongside Kim Yeon Koung, Cha Eun Woo and Lee Kwang Soo. Weak Hero Class 1's Choi Hyun Wook

Netflix's Siren: Survive the Island was named Best Entertainment Program. Yoo Jae Suk (Playou Level Up: Villain's World) and SNL Korea's Joo Hyun Young collected the Best Male and Female Entertainer awards, and Bloody Game's Dex and SNL Korea's Kim Ah Young received Best New Male and Female Entertainer awards.

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Miyazaki Hayao's How Do You Live? out on July 14

  July 13, 2023  
Miyazaki Hayao's highly anticipated feature How Do You Live? opens on July 14 in Japan. This is Miyazaki's first film since The Wind Rises, and supposedly the final film for the Japanese animation auteur who previously announced his retirement in 2013. How Do You Live? is also the first Studio Ghibli film to release simultaneously on Imax.

How Do You Live? is reportedly an original story inspired by Yoshino Genzaburo's same-titled 1937 novel Kimitachi wa Do Ikiru ka, which tells the coming-of-age experiences of a teenage boy. Details about the film have been shrouded in secrecy as Studio Ghibli has chosen to not release any trailers, synopsis, cast information or promotional materials before the film's release besides a single poster featuring a sketch illustration of a bird-like creature.

Text / Sanwei

34th Golden Melody Awards

  July 3, 2023  
Taiwan's 34th Taiwan Golden Melody Awards was held on July 1 at the Taipei Arena. Wu Qing Feng won Album of the Year for Mallarme's Tuesday, while HUSH and A-Lin Huang were crowned Best Male Mandarin Singer and Best Female Mandarin Singer, respectively.

Rapper Kumachan won Best Mandarin Album with PRO. Song of the Year went to "The Best Time" performed by anpu, and her other song "Bruce Lee" won the Best Arranger award for Chico Tsai. LaLa Hsu received the Best Composer award for "Anything But" performed by Best New Artist winner Hung Pei Yu. Francis Tsai's Time's up was selected as the Best Vocal Recording Album. Cosmos (The Moment) and Crispy (Take It Slow. I Will Be There) were named Best Band and Best Vocal Group, respectively

In the non-Mandarin language categories, Enno Cheng won Best Taiwanese Album and Best Female Taiwanese Singer with her album Mercury Retrograde, while A Chi (Thank You My Love) was crowned Best Male Taiwanese Singer. Best Hakka Album went to Rita Lin's Yam Fung Ieu, and Best Hakka Singer to Julia Peng (The Dream I Made in the Livingroom). Matzka's cinevuan Neighborhood 7 No. 86 won Best Aboriginal Album, and Kasiwa received the Best Aboriginal Singer award.

Late musician Eric Lin was recognized with Special Contribution Award, and legendary singer Ouyang Feifei was honored with the Best Contribution Award.

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Ninomiya Kazunari, Nakatani Miki & Osawa Takao in Fuji TV drama ONE DAY

  June 30, 2023  
Ninomiya Kazunari, Nakatani Miki and Osawa Takao have been announced as the leads of Fuji TV's upcoming drama ONE DAY ~Seiya no Kara Sawagi~ that airs in October 2023. Described as a story of love, mystery and miracles, the series depicts the events of one particular day, Christmas Eve.

Ninomiya Kazunari plays Sugoroji Seiji, an amnesiac man who wakes up at a wharf in Yokohama near a corpse. Seiji becomes a fugitive as he searches for clues to the shooting incident while tracing his lost memories.

Osawa Takao plays chef Tachiaoi Tokio who is busy preparing the Christmas dinner menu. The lonely widower is working tirelessly on Christmas Eve when a stranger suddenly breaks into his restaurant.

Nakatani Miki plays TV newscaster Kurauchi Kikyo who has learned that her news program is getting cancelled and that she will get transferred to a cooking program. Heading to the scene of the shooting, she holds herself together to chase her last news story.

The three main characters are originally unrelated and living their own separate lives. The stories of the three people progress concurrently as their destinies gradually intertwine on this one day. Hints about the overarching mystery appear from the first episode, building towards a reveal in the final episode.

ONE DAY ~Seiya no Kara Sawagi~ is written by Japan Academy Prize-winning screenwriter Tokunaga Yuichi (Fly Me to the Saitama) and directed by hitmaker Suzuki Masayuki (Hero). The series will air in Fuji TV's Monday 9 p.m. slot for autumn 2023.

Text / Sanwei

Netflix reveals new cast of Squid Game Season 2

  June 30, 2023  
Netflix recently revealed the returning and new cast of the sequel to the 2021 worldwide sensation Squid Game. Lee Jung Jae, Lee Byung Hun, Gong Yoo and Wi Ha Jun will reprise their roles from Season 1.

Besides the original cast, Im Si Wan (Run On), Kang Ha Neul (When the Camellia Blooms), Park Sung Hoon (The Glory) and Yang Dong Geun (Connect) were announced for new characters earlier in the month. On June 29, Netflix announced more cast members, including Park Gyu Young (Sweet Home), Jo Yu Ri (Work Later, Drink Now 2), Kang Ae Shim (Divorce Attorney Shin), Lee David (Law School), Lee Jin Wook (Sweet Home), T.O.P Choi Seung Hyun (Iris), Roh Jae Won (Once Upon a Small Town) and Won Ji An (D.P.).

Squid Game Season 2 is again helmed by creator and writer-director Hwang Dong Hyuk. The death game survival series is slated to air in 2024.

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