A lthough season 1 of "Squid Game" was a massive critical and ratings success, there was one element that rubbed viewers the wrong way: the VIPs. In the seventh episode, "VIPs," a

Squid Game is bringing important characters back in the final season after their noticeable absence in Season 2.

Lee was diagnosed with cancer and, after 13 long years of fighting the disease, she finally passed away at the age of 81 in her home in Uijeongbu, South Korea. The third season of Squid Game is on the way. Will Park Mal Soon appear in the series? Here’s what we know.

Squid Game is ready to make its comeback to Netflix with the third and final season of the series later this Summer, and it’s teasing the return of some of its worst characters before it all comes to an end.

South Korean actress Lee Joo-sil‘s recent death has shocked the industry and entertainment world and made fans curious about her role in Squid Game Season 2. Joo-sil was 81 at the time of her demise,

After surviving the shocking events of season 1 when 456 players in dire financial situations risked their lives playing a series of children’s games for the chance to win ₩45.6 billion, Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae) decided to seek revenge and re-enter the game.

One of the worst parts of Squid Game Season 1 was the cartoonish masked VIP villains, and we're grateful Season 2 didn't bring them back.

SQUID Game actress Lee Joo-shil has died at the age of 81 after being diagnosed with stomach cancer three months ago. Lee played Park Mal Soon, the mum of Hwang Jun-ho, in the second season of

Lee Joo-Sil, who played Park Mal Soon, the mother of undercover detective Hwang Joon-Ho (Wi Ha Joon) and stepmother of Hwang In Ho (Lee Byang Hun) in the second season of Netflix’s dystopian drama Squid Games, died at her family home in Uijeongbu, South Korea on February 2. She was 81 and was diagnosed with stomach cancer in November 2024.

Sil, best known for playing Park Mal Soon in the second season of Netflix's Squid Game, has passed away at the age of 81, reported People. Lee suffered from cardiac arrest at her family home on the morning of February 2 and was pronounced dead after being transferred to St Mary's Hospital in Uijeongbu,

Lee had been diagnosed with stomach cancer just three months before her passing, according to "The Korea Herald." This was not her first battle with a severe illness; she was prev