In season two of "Squid Game," the game's steward — known as the Front Man, or Hwang In-ho under the mask — enters the game himself. Though he's already related to one other character in the show, a ...

Lee Byung-hun’s masked antagonist, known as The Front Man, has stalked the edges of Squid Game since its debut — the coolly enigmatic figure who oversees the show’s merciless contest with a ...

Squid Game Season 3 unveiled the dark transformation behind one of its most enigmatic characters, showing how In-ho became the Front Man. Through a flashback scene, viewers learned how In-ho won ...

However, conversations that Lee had previously had with writer-director Hwang Dong-hyuk revealed that wasn't the case. Lee Byung-hun as The Front Man in Squid Game season 3. No Ju-han/Netflix ...

The Front Man watches Gi-hun die from a distance in Squid Game season 3's ending. Although his brother, Jun-ho, considers killing him, he changes his mind after recalling how In-ho spared him.

The Front Man prequel including the Recruiter actually would make a lot of sense because Squid Game season 3 hints that the two knew each other. Inside Captain Park’s house, Woo-seok sees ...

Why The Twisted Gi-hun–Front Man Dynamic Is Squid Game’s Most Underrated Plotline (Photo Credit – Instagram) The most terrifying part of Squid Game Season 2 isn’t the games themselves. It ...

Squid Game Season 3 star Lee Byung-hun breaks down the Front Man's confrontation with Gi-hun, that finale and a possible Season 4.

[This story contains MAJOR spoilers from the Squid Game season three finale, “Humans are …”] Lee Byung-hun’s masked antagonist, known as The Front Man, has stalked the edges of Squid Game since its ...