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Squid Game's final season is set to thrill fans as the trailer, unveiled at Netflix's Tudum event, confirms a June 27 release. Lee Jung-jae, who returns as Gi-hun, expressed his anxiety over how fans will react to the conclusion of this globally beloved series. Known for its intense storytelling, Squid Game has topped charts and captured audiences worldwide. With expectations high, Lee and his co-star Lee Byung-hun are both eagerly anticipating, and a bit apprehensive about, the viewers' responses.

Key Points: Lee Jung-jae Nervous About Squid Game Season 3 Reception

  • Squid Game Season 3 trailer dropped at Tudum event
  • Lee Jung-jae shares nerves about fan reactions
  • Season finale promises thrilling continuation of Gi-hun's journey
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Squid Game Season 3: Lee Jung-jae says he's very nervous about fan reactions

As Squid Game reaches its final chapter, Lee Jung-jae admits he's anxious about fan reactions.

"I'm really curious about how they're going to respond to it. - Lee Jung-jae"

Washington, June 2

As Squid Game is set to release its final season, Lee Jung-jae, who plays Seong Gi-hun , shared that he is nervous about fans' reaction to the upcoming season.

Netflix on Saturday dropped the trailer for the final season at its Tudum event, confirming that the show will return on June 27. The popular series will continue the story of Gi-hun, as he returns to the deadly games following a failed rebellion in Season 2.

Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter on the red carpet at the event, Lee shared his thoughts on the final chapter of the hit series.

"We are going to be releasing it quite soon, and I'm very nervous. I know that a lot of you out there are curious about what's going to happen in Season 3, but all of us are more curious about how much you're going to enjoy it. So, I can't wait, I'm very nervous," said Lee.

Lee, who won an Emmy in 2022 for his role, has led the show through its global success. Squid Game became one of the most-watched shows of the 2024-25 season, topping the Nielsen streaming charts.

Another key cast member, Lee Byung-hun, who plays the mysterious Front Man, also shared his excitement. He said he read the scripts for Seasons 2 and 3 together and found them "perfectly written."

"It was just perfectly written. It was such an intriguing and gripping read, and I was once again in awe of director Hwang [Dong-hyuk]'s abilities," he said.

When asked how he felt about how the story ends, Lee Jung-jae said, "I'm happy with how it ended, but I know that the fans out there, each have their own idea of what they want to see happen, so I'm really curious about how they're going to respond to it. And I'm very nervous to find out."

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Priya K.
Can't wait for Season 3! Squid Game became such a sensation in India too. Our whole office was discussing theories after Season 2. Hope Gi-hun gets a satisfying ending 🤞 The Korean entertainment industry is truly setting global standards now.
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Rahul S.
Honestly, I felt Season 2 lost some of the original magic. Too much focus on rebellion and less on the actual games that made Season 1 special. Hope Season 3 brings back more of those childhood-game-turned-deadly concepts that made it unique.
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Ananya M.
Lee Jung-jae is such a brilliant actor! After Squid Game, I watched all his Korean films. The way he portrays Gi-hun's transformation is amazing. Hope he gets another Emmy for this season! 🇮🇳❤️🇰🇷
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Vikram J.
The Front Man character is the most intriguing part for me. That mask reveal in Season 1 was mind-blowing! Hope we get more backstory about him in the final season. Also, when will we get an Indian version of Squid Game? Our childhood games would make great deadly challenges too!
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Sneha P.
I appreciate how Squid Game made us think about economic inequality - something we Indians understand too well. But sometimes the violence was too much no? My mother couldn't watch beyond episode 3. Still, excited to see how it all ends!

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