Lee Byung--hun's television roles have often followed a noticeable trend that Squid Game season 3 surprisingly broke despite initially leaning into it ...

Squid Game actor Lee Byung-hun talks about why the Front Man gave Gi-hun the knife, which is a turning point in their ...

The Korean star breaks down the psyche of his enigmatic character, the meaning behind the show’s final scenes and why he’d return for a spinoff.

The Front Man's character in Squid Game Season 3 is one of the most fan-loved characters, despite his role as the host of the ...

The Squid Game Season 3 ending shows the Front Man making surprising choices that leave his true intentions unclear.

Following the shocking events of the final game, In-ho (Front Man) left the island with Player 222 and flew to Los Angeles to ...

One of the darkest and most mysterious characters in Squid Game was the Front Man. The masked figure controlling the deadly ...

Lee Byung-hun’s masked antagonist, known as The Front Man, has stalked the edges of Squid Game since its debut — the coolly enigmatic figure who oversees the show’s merciless contest with a ...

The Front Man offers Gi-hun a knife, and promises that if he kills the other players in their sleep, he and the baby will win ...

Praises about Gi-hun's sacrifice are being sung by everyone who has watched Squid Game, but one of the greatest performances ...

There is no current release date for the Squid Game America spinoff. It's not been confirmed, and doesn't even have a name at ...

Here’s the thing: We do not need a U.S. version of “Squid Game.” The original worked because it felt unique and new. Taking ...