[NEWS] 'Squid Game' Season 2 Lee Woonsan, Makes a Strong Impression as a Loan Shark Chasing Gong Yoo
‘Spiritwalker → The Sword of Aramun → Squid Game Season 2’
Actor #LeeWoonsan left a brief but strong impression as a loan shark chasing Gong Yoo's character in Squid Game Season 2.
Since its global release on December 26, the Netflix series Squid Game Season 2 has been generating massive buzz. Lee Woonsan appears as a member of the loan shark organization led by Kim (played by Kim Beoprae), who is searching for the Recruiter (played by Gong Yoo) and makes his mark in the process.
He captured attention with his fierce gaze as he roamed through subway stations, relentlessly inquiring about the Recruiter's whereabouts. In particular, he creates a tense atmosphere during a scene where Junho (played by Wi Hajoon) sneaks into Kim's office to secretly follow Gi-hun (played by Lee Jungjae), just on the verge of being discovered.
Actor Lee Woonsan, who caught attention with his brief yet captivating role in Squid Game Season 2, has built a solid filmography while transitioning between TV and film. Previously, he made a strong impression in the drama Arthdal Chronicles: The Sword of Aramun where he played Tae-maja, a character who sacrifices his life in place of Eunsum (played by Lee Joon-gi), the leader of the Ago Alliance. In the movie Spiritwalker, he played Ji Cheol-ho, marking the film's opening. Additionally, in the film Voice, he portrayed the head of a voice phishing crime organization, delivering a perfectly executed action performance as he fiercely fought while managing and supervising the call center staff, showcasing a broad acting range.
Through Squid Game Season 2, actor Lee Woonsan has once again made a strong impression, raising expectations and attention for his future career.
Meanwhile, Squid Game Season 2 is available for streaming on Netflix.
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