Squid Game Season 3’s Cate Blanchett Cameo Explained By The Show’s Creator

Step out of the alley and stop playing Ddakj if you are not up to date throughout the “Squid Game” season, including the third and last season. Spoilers ahead!

Who else was surprised to see the double Academy Prize winner Cate Blanchett Pop Up at the end of the “Squid Game” event, South Korea’s sensation created by Hwang Dong-Huuk? If you have watched it, you know that Blanchett, known for all “Thor: Ragnarok”-“Tár,” appears as an American “recruiters” who will make players participate in these scattered and dangerous games seen in Alleyways forcing the poor soul to play high-bet play. Staples’ (Korean card game) and taking a sharp eye contact with the frontman, Hwang in-H (Lee Byung-to). According to Hwang Thewapp after The third and last season of the “Kalmar” He ended exclusive on Netflix: “The reason I had Cate Blanchett at the end of the scene came from a place where I just wanted an impressive end. There was no hint 4 or something like that,” Hwang said. The writer and director also told Netflix’s internal publication tudum that he hired Blanchett because he is the best!

“We thought as a woman’s recruiters would be more dramatic and fascinating. And why Cate Blanchett, she is just the best, unmatched with unmatched charisma. Who doesn’t love her? So we were very happy to appear. Break, which is the catchy end of the story.

In addition, Hwang resembled a sales point, back during season 1, The unpleasant VIPs of the program – The characters who travel the world to look at the different versions of this painful torture, for any reason – said that the “Korean version” of the games happens to be the funniest. “There has always been a starting point that these games take place elsewhere in the world because the” squid game “symbolizes the extreme competitive system in late capitalism,” Hwang explained. “So it doesn’t just apply to Korea.” Then he once again continued that Blanchett’s mere presence does not necessarily mean that he is part of the spin-off His “curious case of Benjamin Button” director David Fincher is reported to work with the said spin -off that takes place in the United States.

In the same interview, Hwang Dong-Hyuk broke up the end of the “Kalmar game” and what could it mean to the future spin-off but he make Say something that may have confirmed that he wouldn’t imagine Cate Blanchett in a spin-off lead. In fact, Hwang pointed out to the guards who make sure that the games acted smoothly as a fertile country for a spin-off program. “What kind of people are they behind the masks? What kind of personal relationships do they have?” Hwang asked the guards. “I have these vague ideas that I throw around. If there were a spinoff, it would be from a foreleg or a Korean recruiter or what happens behind the camouflage guards.” (Gong Yoo’s above -mentioned Korean recruiter dies in the 2 seasons of the “Squid Game” season, but I think the pre -part is not a question.)

It also seems noteworthy that Lee Byung-Hun’s forelegs acknowledge Blanchett’s American recruiter, especially now that Hwang has said that he thinks the foreman may have a new lease on life after the final events of the series. In that episode, our protagonist Seong Gi (Lee Jung-Jae), who won previous games, sacrifice his life to save the player 222, that happens to be a newborn baby (And former player 222/Kim Jun-Hee, daughter already played by Yu-Ri). In-Ho witness this and eventually deliver the baby’s safety as a compound to self-destruction, and Hwang touches this particularly this, so so so perhaps We get a spin-off changing in-ho.

“By sacrificing himself, Gi-Hun’s actions have definitely touched something in the heart of In-Ho, perhaps very small I hope he was hiding deep into his heart,” Hwang cheated. “I also think it may have caused shame on him because it [sacrifice] There was something he couldn’t do for himself. When the Korean game arena was completely spoiled and saw this baby who made it a game, there was a huge change inside the foreleg, and I think the Gi-Hun’s functions were triggered and caused. I wanted the audience too. “

Will his in-HO role continue with or without Cate Blanchett’s presence with American games? Just time to show. So far, “Squid Game” streams in its entirety on Netflix.