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    Der Schöpfer von „Squid Game“ bestätigt, dass David Fincher ein englischsprachiges Spin-off entwickelt, das in den USA spielt


    Der Schöpfer von „Squid Game“ bestätigt, dass David Fincher ein englischsprachiges Spin-off entwickelt, das in den USA spielt

    https://www.thewrap.com/squid-game-season-2-netflix-behind-the-scenes-hwang-dong-hyuk/

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    2. Funmachine on

      As long as it’s a spin-off and not a remake that makes it marginally more appealing

    3. VampireHunterAlex on

      Get prepared for the Squid Game Expanded Universe (SGEU): Original, US, Tokyo, Origins (Squid Game: One), an animated series….

      Just like with Paramount’s Yellowstone-verse and Star Trek (and NCIS……and Dexter) or HBO’s Game of Thrones and (more than likely) Potter-verse.

      It’s all beyond exhausting at this point: Who can keep up?

    5. manored78 on

      I can only imagine how much tamer it would be on the anti-capitalist message. Korean cinema is much more radical and has less tip toeing over this issue.

      It will probably end with a call to regulate the evil corporations to be less evil.

    7. Hungry-Class9806 on

      It would be like the South Korean version of Money Heist. These things never end well.

    8. bluesilvergold on

      Why? US audiences already like the Korean version, and if they don’t want to read subtitles, it’s already dubbed in English.

    10. KrookedDoesStuff on

      This is such a strange phenomenon to me.

      I remember when I first heard of Battle Royale, watched it, and was like “Damn. Okay.”

      Since then we’ve had **so many** copycat stories, and each time the media pretends like all the other ones before it don’t exist and the new one is so groundbreaking.

    11. TheTonyExpress on

      The US version is almost always worse. Big exception is The Office.

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