'Squid Game' director in dilemma over reviving dead characters for Season Two


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Director Hwang Dong-hyuk poses with a trophy for the media during an Emmys celebration news conference for 'Squid Game' in Seoul, South Korea, Friday, Sept 16, 2022. Photo: AP

The director of Netflix's huge hit series Squid Game said on Friday that he was in a dilemma over whether and how to revive dead characters as he prepared for a second season after making history at the Emmys last week.

Squid Game became Netflix Inc's most-watched series ever after its release last September, creating countless online memes and Halloween costumes and kickstarting sales of green tracksuits.

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