Competitors on "Squid game"Maybe he's losing life, but his creators lose their teeth!

Creator, writer and director Hwang Dong-Hyuk He recently discovered that he lost about eight teeth by taking the first season of HIT Netflix Smash, and now he lost a few more!

A few weeks in front of the season 3 Premiere "Game Squid," Hwang opened on the stress that he experienced while creating a Netflix Hit. He said Fun a weekIt is while lost around "eight or nine" teeth as he made the first season, there were still a few more to go.

"I thought it was going to be okay, but this time I had to pull out two more teeth," Hwang said. "I had to get around eight teeth in season 1, and now I have two more teeth, and I haven't put it inside yet. So I'm waiting for them."

Although she continued to take over the toll in his health, Hwang admitted that he was easier to finish his season 2 and 3, which would end the story of Gi-Hun (also known as playing "which is known as the player" Lee Jung-Jae Game.

"I already have the universe and space I imagined to revive, so in a certain sense, the season 2 and season 3 were easier compared to season 1," Hwang explained. "But the problem is that we had to shoot and write in once for the season and season."

"It was like to make one season, and we tried as we could get in the season as quickly as possible," he continued. "So the total amount was much bigger, and we had to shoot about one year, so it was very physically demanding."

Last year, Hit Netflix series fans looked at Gi-Hun the leading failed rebellion against the front man, who played Lee Byung-Hun. The second season ended up on a dramatic note, with the front man killing Gi-Hun's close friend, Jung-Bae, right in front of him. With a few competitors who are left, Hwang teased that games would be more creepy than ever.

"In the case of season 3, I wanted to introduce games that could really show the lowest bottom of human beings, because the series is reaching the culmination," Hwang said Fun a week. "I wanted very intense games to bring out the lower part of the human nature."

"In season 1 we had a lot of games like war that really used the height and fear that this height gives, but in the case of season 2 we did not have that element," that element explained. "That's why I've been up to Season 3, I've decided to introduce games that could really light fear in people with clean height."

Although it is a lot of bloodshed for his characters, Hwang discovered that "season 3 is really the final" that may not be completed in a completely dark place.

"In the case of Season 3, I wanted to take a slightly different approach - I wanted to focus in a way that (people) must preserve their humanity due to this intense competition in this capitalist era," Hwang said.

He continued to say, "I wanted to focus on how we can preserve my sense of humanity and how we should remain people even in the middle of this intense competition. I try to ask it as a final question."