Hwang Dong-hyuk, the show’s creator, revealed to the BBC that producing Season 1 was so stressful it cost him “eight or nine” teeth, an increase from the six previously reported.
This ordeal raises the question of why he would return for more. Hwang explained that financial incentives motivated him to create Season 2.becoming Netflix’s biggest show in 2021, Hwang initially didn’t see significant financial returns, as Netflix’s licensing deal limited his earnings.
Netflix’s VP of Content for Korea, Don Kang, stated that the company aims to reward creators competitively with upfront payments that resemble residuals, often higher than traditional models. It premiered on Sept 17, 2021, and quickly became a global sensation, breaking records for Netflix and captivating audiences worldwide.Season 2 will follow protagonist Gi-hun, played by Lee Jung-jae, as he re-enters the deadly competition with plans to dismantle it.
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