THE star of Netflix megahit sequence Squid Game, Lee Jung-jae, just lately appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.
Lee shared with Colbert: “When I first read the script, I didn’t expect it to be this successful. But when I went to film for the first time, I felt something good might happen. But I definitely didn’t expect it to be this big of a success. And I certainly didn’t expect to be here.”
Lee additionally defined: “I think a lot of the people who related to Squid Game have also experienced some kind of hurt because of economic troubles or some violence from someone else. I think them being able to relate to the story was also the key for the success of the show.”
He continued: “So when we look at the level of violence that’s depicted in the show, there’s also the message of wanting to retrieve the humanity that we lost in this extremely competitive society. I don’t think that it’s even as cruel compared to the very real, more extreme, and violent society that we live in.”
During the present, Lee additionally confirmed Colbert the best way to play the Dalgona recreation, which has been a childhood recreation for a lot of in Korea for many years. Lee received the best form, the triangle, whereas Colbert received essentially the most complicated form, which is the umbrella.
As anticipated, Lee, who was Player 456 within the recreation, managed to get the form out, whereas Colbert broke his sweet in the course of the present.
