One more period of "Squid Game" is coming.
Maker Hwang Dong-hyuk affirmed the designs to the Associated Press at a screening and Q&A in Los Angeles for the Korean show, which turned into a worldwide peculiarity for Netflix in the several months.
"There's been such a lot of strain, such a lot of interest thus much love briefly season. So I nearly feel like you leave us no decision!" Hwang told the Associated Press on the Monday night honorary pathway. "However, I will say there will to be sure be a subsequent season. It's in my mind at this moment. I'm in the arranging system as of now."
In any case, Hwang tempered assumptions by saying it's too soon to give any substantial insights concerning the development to the raving success, and Netflix hasn't made any authority declaration at this point. Hwang said, however, that lead entertainer Lee Jung-jae will return as principle character Seong Gi-hun
"I do believe it's too soon to say when and how that will occur. So I will guarantee you this, Gi-hun will return. He will work on something for the world," Hwang said.
Rebound SQUID: Hwang Dong-hyuk, the chief, maker, essayist of #SquidGame says the show will be back with more Gi-hun undertakings. pic.twitter.com/uqC1DIdZqy
— AP Entertainment (@APEntertainment) November 9, 2021
Subsequent to debuting on Netflix in September, "Squid Game" immediately got a large number of fans all throughout the planet, keeping the No. 1 spot on Netflix's best 10 most well known shows list for a really long time. Starting last week, it's now piled up multiple billion minutes watched, as per Nielsen, and it's projected to make Netflix $891 million in esteem, as indicated by released interior archives obtained by Bloomberg.
Addressing Variety in late September after the show's debut, and before it soar to notoriety, Hwang said he would consider utilizing an essayists room and different chiefs if he somehow managed to make a Season 2.
"I don't have very much evolved plans for 'Squid Game 2,'" he said at that point. "It is very tiring simply mulling over everything. Be that as it may, if I somehow happened to do it, I would positively not do it single-handedly. I'd consider utilizing a journalists room and would need various experienced chiefs."
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