Squid Game Wrapped up with Oscar Winner's Surprise Cameo
Rana Atef
Two-time Oscar winner Cate Blanchett made a surprising cameo in the final scene of the third season of "Squid Game".
In the final moments of the show's last episode, the camera jumps to California to find a character played by Blanchett on the streets of Los Angeles, recruiting potential American players to join her death game.
This scene explains how the US spinoff of "Squid Game" will be presented. It was reported that Netflix will continue or create a spinoff for its most globally popular show of all time.
According to The Hollywood Reporters, the new American storyline for the hit Korean series has been seeded.
A few hours ago, Netflix dropped all six episodes of the final and third season of "Squid Game."
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