Brad Pitt Joins 'Squid Game' Sequel — But He and Seong Gi-Hun Will Never Meet
A Hollywood star lands the role many could only dream of.
Just when you thought Squid Game had thrown everything at us, in walks Brad Pitt. Not as a desperate contestant drowning in debt, nor a masked new boss of the deadly Korean games. Nope — one of Hollywood’s biggest names is stepping in as the new Frontman. Just… not in South Korea.
Rumours From The West
Insiders like World of Reel and Inrusdinr claim Pitt has already signed on for David Fincher’s upcoming project — allegedly part of the sprawling Squid Game universe.
Fincher’s Netflix Power Move
The Fight Club director, known for his unshakable Netflix alliance, has ditched plans for his western Bitterroot to focus on this "secret project." Details? Tightly locked down. But word on the street is it’s tied to Squid Game — specifically the Western adaptation.
Original Creator Drops Hints
Hwang Dong-hyuk, the mastermind behind the original, recently revealed the Korean show’s final season (just six episodes) will set the stage for a spin-off. While Seong Gi-Hun’s hero won’t cross over to the American branch, the scale is definitely going global.
Brace Yourself for Hollywood Glitz — And Death
So if you were waiting for Hollywood stars to crash the deadly children’s games, your moment has arrived. Just don’t get carried away: beneath the sleek shots and familiar faces, Death still grins. And this time, she’s got a British accent.
