Squid Game

Lee Jung-jae portrays Seong Gi-hun, also known as 'No. 456', a down-on-his-luck man who finds himself entangled in the dangerous Squid Game. His character is faced with life-or-death decisions as he battles for survival. Lee Jung-jae delivers a captivating performance, embodying the struggles and complexities of his character.

Lee Byung-hun takes on the role of the mysterious Front Man, also known as Hwang In Ho. His character serves as the imposing figurehead of the Squid Game, overseeing the contestants and enforcing the brutal rules of the game. Lee Byung-hun's portrayal of the Front Man adds a menacing presence to the series.

Yim Si-wan plays a character whose name has not been specified. Despite the lack of a specific name, Yim Si-wan brings immense depth to his role. His character is faced with immense challenges and moral dilemmas throughout the series, contributing to the tension and emotional impact of the show.

Kang Ha-neul portrays a character with an unspecified name. Despite the mystery surrounding the character, Kang Ha-neul's performance brings depth and emotional resonance to the role. His character's journey adds layers of nuance and intrigue to the story, leaving viewers on the edge of their seats.

Jung Ho-yeon takes on the role of Kang Sae-byeok, also known as 'No. 067'. Her character's resilience and tenacity make her a formidable participant in the Squid Game. Jung Ho-yeon delivers a captivating performance, showcasing both the physical and emotional challenges her character endures throughout the series.

Park Gyu-young plays a character whose name has not been specified. Through her portrayal, Park Gyu-young injects vulnerability and strength in equal measure. Her character's struggles and determination provide a compelling narrative arc within the show, adding to its overall intensity and emotional impact.