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Oct 4, 2021 · Netflix‘s Squid Game left us with several unanswered questions by the first season’s finale. But one of the biggest mysteries that almost every veteran K-Drama fan wants explained is the truth about Gong Yoo ‘s enigmatic character, the Salesman.
- Lee Jung-Jae (이정재) as Seong Gi-Hun
- Park Hae-Soo (박해수) as Cho Sang-Woo
- Jung Ho-Yeon (정호연) as Kang Sae-Byeok
- Tripathi Anupam (아누팜 트리파티) as Abdul Ali
- OH Young-Soo (오영수) as OH Il-Nam
- WI Ha-Joon (위하준) as Hwang Jun-Ho
- Heo Sung-Tae (허성태) as Jang Deok-Su
- Kim Joo-Ryung (김주령) as Han Mi-Nyeo
- Lee Byung-hun (이병헌) as In-Ho
- Supporting Squid Game Cast Members
The lead of theSquid Game cast is protagonist Seong Gi-hun, a divorced gambler who needs money to gain custody of his daughter. After finding out that his mother has diabetes and needs surgery, Gi-hun has even more reason to join and win the games. The model-turned-actor Lee Jung-jae was also in The Face Reader as Grand Prince Suyang, as well asIl ...
Seong Gi-hun’s childhood friend Cho Sang-woo is the local neighborhood’s success story in the Squid Game cast. After graduating from a prestigious university and making the right business investments, Cho Sang-woo gets caught stealing money, and is on the run from the police. As one of the smarter players, Sang-woo’s quick thinking and knowledge of...
Kang Sae-byeok needs the prize money to get her mother and the rest of her family out of North Korea. She also wants to use it to create a nice life for her little brother, who lives in an orphanage. Sae-byeok of the Squid Game cast is a skilled pickpocket who also knows her way around a knife. Squid Game is the first onscreen acting role for Jung ...
Played by one of the only non-Korean actors on the Squid Game cast, immigrant Pakistani worker Abdul Ali lost several fingers to a factory accident, for which he was never compensated. This leads him to go back to the factory and accost his former boss, who loses his own fingers in the confrontation, prompting Abdul to take his money and run. Despe...
Also known as Player 001, the oldest of the Squid Game cast is Oh Il-nam, for whom Gi-hun feels some responsibility. However, old man Il-nam is not as helpless as he seems. Responsible for Squid Game's most shocking twist of all, Oh Il-nam was both Gi-hun's gganbu (partner in challenges) and made it through the dalgona candy challenge, in particula...
After following clues that he believes might lead him to his missing brother, Seoul police officer Hwang Jun-ho of the Squid Game cast tries yet fails to get more clues from Gi-hun. This prompts Jun-ho to go undercover as one of the staff who organizes the games in order to get a closer look, triggering a neo-noir detective story arc within the dar...
As a gangster in Seoul, Squid Game cast member Jang Deok-su did well for himself by dipping his fingers in the pockets of his underlings in the criminal underworld. But when he gets greedy enough to steal from his boss – alongside garnering massive gambling debts – he also gets desperate enough to compete in Squid Game. It’s no surprise that actor ...
Very little is revealed about Squid Game cast member Han Mi-nyeo, except that she’ll do or say whatever it takes to survive. Throughout the game she manages to team up with a number of people, most of whom end up betraying her in the process. However, she ends up joining G-hun's team for the remainder of the games. The quirky and surprisingly capab...
In-ho, also known as The Front Man, is the enigmatic masked leader who runs Squid Game. Aside for his work as part of the Squid Game cast, actor Lee Byung-hun is a well-known veteran in the industry. He has appeared in some of the highest-grossing films in the Korean drama and entertainment scene, including Master, The Good, The Bad, The Weird, Mas...
Gong Yoo (공유) as The Salesman – Playing the small but memorable role of The Salesman, who convinces Gi-hun and other players to join Squid Game, Gong Yoo is most famous for playing Kim Shin in the highly successful serial drama Coffee Prince, Kim Go-eun in Goblin, also known as Guardian: The Lonely and Great God, Seo Geon in One Fine Day, and Seo S...
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Characters. This is the character page, where you can find all the characters. The winner of the 33 rd Squid Game is bolded and underlined.
- Seong Gi-hun. It would be inexcusable not to begin with the show’s star played by Lee Jung-jae, Seong Gi-hun is a single, absent-minded father with an estranged wife, and daughter he repeatedly disappoints.
- Kang Sae-byeok. A North Korean refugee, Kang Sae-byeok (played by HoYeon Jung) is in the first instance a prickly, highly-guarded character. After fleeing the oppressive regime of her motherland along with her mother, father, and brother, it soon comes to pass that Sae-Byeok’s father was captured and killed, and her mother caught, leaving her and her brother to fend for themselves across the border as pickpockets.
- Jang Deok-su. Put simply, Jang Deok-Su (played by Heo Sung-tae) is Squid Games’ villain. Both in appearance and in nature (he's a gangster), Deok-su is a detestable human being and one of the most evil and horrible characters.
- Cho Sang-woo. Upon reflection, Cho Sang-woo (played excellently by Park Hae-soo, who the director always wanted for the Squid Game cast) is more befitting of that “Bond Villain” title.
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- Seong Gi-hun (Jung-jae Lee): Player 456. Highly addicted to gambling, Gi-hun has accumulated a lot of debt, owes money to mobsters, and thinks he’s one game away from winning big bucks to pay his way out.
- Cho Sang-woo (Hae-soo Park): Player 218. Incredibly intelligent, Cho Sang-woo is the pride of his mother, who talks about her son every chance she gets.
- Kang Sae-byeok (Hoyeon Jung): Player 067. An incredibly skilled pickpocket and very resourceful player, Kang Sae-byeok ran away from the dictatorship of North Korea along with her family, but not everyone made it to South Korea alive.
- Oh Il-Nam (Yeong-su Oh): Player 001. In the large group of players whose ages range between the 20s and 40s, Oh Il-nam stands out as the eldest: he’s approaching the end of his life and was recently diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor that has caused some dementia episodes.
Sep 29, 2021 · Yoo, real name Gong Ji-cheol, was born in July 1979 near Busan, South Korea. His stage name is a combination of his father's (Gong) and his mother's (Yoo) last names.
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it is a pretty common gag in korea for someone to have a name that contrasts with their personality. Like how the scowling, dead faced North Korean girl is named after the morning dawn. Gi-Hun comments, "your name really doesn't fit you."