Get out of the alley and stop playing Ddaki if you are not in full on the "squid game", including the third and last season. Spoilers forward!

Who else was surprised to see the two-time Academy Award winner, Kate Blanchett, appeared at the very end of a "similar game", South Korea's sensation, created by Hwang Dong-Huk? If you've watched it, you know that Blanchett, known from everything, from "Thor: Ragnarok" to "Tra", appears as an American "recruiter" who gets players involved in these distorted and dangerous games, seen on the street, forcing a bad soul to play with high stakes No (Korean card game) and making pointed eye contact with the anterior man, Hwang Inho (Lee Bijung-Hun). According to Hwang, who spoke Thewrap After The third and last season of "squid game" Locked at his exclusive home in Netflix, "the reason I had Kate Blanchett on that scene in the end came from a place where I just wanted an influential end. It was nothing to hint at season 4 or something," Hwang said. Also told the writer and director Internal publication of Netflix Tudum That she hired Blanchett because, well, she's the best!

"We thought that the woman as a recruiter would be more dramatic and intriguing. And, as far as Kate Blanchett, she is just the best, with unmatched charisma. Who doesn't want her? So we were very happy that we came up with.

Outside that, Hwang reminded the way out that, back in season 1, The condemnation of the show on the show "The characters traveling the world to watch different versions of this frightening torture, for whatever reason," said the "Korean version" of the games seems to be the most fun. "It has always been the premise that these games are happening in other parts of the world because" squid playing "symbolizes the extreme competitive system in late capitalism," Hwang explained. "So, it's not just Korea." Then, he said, once again, that the simple presence of Blanchett does not necessarily mean that he will be part of the spin-off, though Her director "Iousbopite case of Benjamin Button", David Fincher, is reportedly working on the aforementioned spin-offs in the United States.

In the same interview, Hwang Dong-Huk crashed the end of the "squid game" and what could mean for a future spin, but he Whether Say something that may have confirmed that he does not predict a spin-off starring Kate Blanchett. In fact, Hwang pointed to the guards who provide that the games are running smoothly as a potentially fruitful spin-off country. "What kind of people are behind the masks? What personal relationships do they have with each other?" Hwang asked about the guards. "I have these vague ideas I throw around. If there was spinoff, it would be for the front man or the Korean recruiter or what is happening behind the masked guards." (Gong's aforementioned Korean recruiter dies in Season 2 of the "squid game", but I suppose foretelling is not at stake.)

It also feels noticeable that Lee Baung-Hun's front man recognizes a Blanchett-based American recruiter, especially now that Hwang has said he thinks the front man can have a new lease of life after the final of the series. In that episode, our protagonist Seong Gi-Jun (Li Jung-AEE), who won previous matches, sacrifices his life to save the player 222, Who is going to be a newborn (And the daughter of the former player 222/Kim Jun-Jun, played by the PPO Yu). In-Cho is a witness to this and eventually delivers the baby to security as complex self-destruction, and Hwang specifically refers to this, so Maybe Gete we get a spin-off for changed in Ho.

"By sacrificing himself, Huna-Hun's actions have definitely touched something in the heart of Jo-ho, perhaps a very little slider of hope that he hid deep in his heart," Hwang was amazed. "I also think it can cause shame in it, because that (sacrifice) was something he was unable to do for himself. With the Korea Gaming Arena he was completely destroyed and saw this baby he made out of the game, had a huge change in the front man, and I think it was activated and brought by the action.

Will Inho continue his role as a front with American games, with or without Kate Blanchett's presence? Only time will say. For the time being, Squid Game is in full on Netflix.