From his radical weight loss to intense emotional turmoil, Lee Jung-jae reflects on the costs — and meaning — of closing out ...

A guy in a green tracksuit: Lee Jung-jae, better known to fans as Seong Gi-hun or Player 456. Thanks to Squid Game, Lee went from being a Korean A-lister to an international icon almost overnight.

Squid Game season three pushed both its characters and its actors to the absolute edge. The games were darker, the betrayals ...

Gi Hun (Lee Jung Jae's character) is back in the game, but this time, he's got a personal mission-and he ends up losing his closest friend. Meanwhile, the mysterious Front Man is sneaking around ...

The prop is a key figure through the series finale, and is at the center of the final moral battle between Gi-hun/Player 456 (Lee Jung-jae) and The Front Man/In-ho (Lee Byung-hun).

Lee Jung-jae ‘s Seong Gi-hun has always been the beating heart of “Squid Game,” and his ultimate sacrifice allows the dour finale to have a flash of humanity shine through.

Lee Jung-jae had the same reaction as nearly every fan of “Squid Game” when he learned about Gi-hun’s death. “I was also very shocked myself when I first found out.

Squid Game season 3 is now out on Netflix. Lee Jung-jae, who plays Seong Gi-hun, told Metro when he knew the role would 'define' his career.

Lee Jung-jae, who also starred in Netflix’s phenomenally successful Squid Game, told Entertainment Weekly that despite the cancellation, he hoped to see The Acolyte return one day. Warning!

Lee Jung-jae portrays Gi-hun, or player 456, on the show, which follows the participants in a life-or-death game. In the previous season, Gi-hun tried and failed to destroy the game.

Lee Jung-Jae returned for the much-anticipated second season of Squid Game in 2024 and is now awaiting the release of the third season on June 27. Actor Lee Jung-Jae says he is yet to say goodbye ...