
INA – SOURCES
"Squid Game" creator Hwang Dong-hyuk has confirmed that he will make a second season of the smash hit Netflix drama.
The reaction to the series has left him with "no choice" but to make another, Hwang said at a red carpet event for "Squid Game" at NeueHouse in Los Angeles.
"There's been so much demand, love and attention for a season two so I feel I have no choice but to make a season two," he said.
"I have a rough idea about it but I think it's too early to say when or how specifically. But I can promise you this Gi-hun will come back and he will do something for the world."
A Netflix spokesperson said that the company was in discussions about a second season but that one had not yet been confirmed.
"Squid Game" is a fictional drama from South Korea in which contestants who are desperately in need of money play deadly children's games to win cash prizes.
"Writing, producing and directing a series alone was really such a big task. When I think about doing the same for season two, I'm personally kind of worried," he said. "There's nothing confirmed at the moment, but so many people are enthusiastic that I'm really contemplating it."
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