LEE BYUNG-HUN
Byung Hun Lee is an award-winning actor who has solidified his position as one of Asia’s biggest stars. Up next, he will reprise his role as “Front Man” in the highly anticipated final season of the Netflix global phenomenon Squid Game, which will premiere on June 27, 2025. He also recently wrapped production on NO OTHER CHOICE, directed by acclaimed filmmaker Park Chan Wook. A household name throughout Asia, Byung Hun is one of South Korea’s most prominent actors to cross over into the global market with lead roles as “Billy Rocks” in Antoine Fuqua’s THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN, and as “Storm Shadow” in the GI JOE franchise films. His other American credits include Lionsgate’s RED 2, MISCONDUCT opposite Anthony Hopkins and Al Pacino, and Paramount’s TERMINATOR GENISYS. Byung Hun has played the lead in a large array of critically acclaimed and high-grossing films over the past 30 years. Recently, Byung Hun starred in the acclaimed South Korean submission for the 2023 Academy Awards, CONCRETE UTOPIA. Other notable film credits include the films I SAW THE DEVIL, A BITTERSWEET LIFE, and THE GOOD THE BAD AND THE WEIRD, and other television credits include Our Blues, Iris, and Mr. Sunshine, one of the top five highest-rated Korean dramas in history. His performance in the political crime-action film INSIDE MAN won him a total of fourteen awards including the Best Actor Prize in three prestigious awards: Baeksang Art Awards, Blue Dragon Awards, and Grand Bell Awards, a feat which has yet to be repeated. Recognized for his achievements in Asia and abroad, Byung Hun was the first Korean actor to be given the Asian Film Excellence Award at the 15th Asian Film Awards, and remains the only actor to sell out the Tokyo Dome with 45,000 screaming fans. He was the first South Korean actor to present an Oscar at the annual Academy Awards and was the first South Korean actor to imprint his hand and foot in the forecourt of Grauman’s Chinese Theatre.

LEE JUNG-JAE
Lee Jung-Jae, who debuted back in 1993 with a local drama in South Korea, continues to thrive not only in Korea but also globally as an actor, director, and a producer. After solidifying his position as an actor in Korea as a household name, he leads the Korean film industry starring in films like THE THIEVES, ASSASSINATION, and ALONG WITH THE GODS series. With various projects, he showcases his power as an actor with box office hits. He continues to expand his boundless spectrum as an actor by taking part in projects that tackle new subjects, genres through innovative characters. Lee’s career skyrocketed with Squid Game, released back in 2021, where he played the protagonist, “Sung Ki-Hoon”, one of the most complicated yet realistic characters, who manages to stick to his moral values, despite struggling with hardships at the very bottom of the social ladder. After the release of Squid Game Lee became the first Asian star to win the Emmy award for best male actor in a drama, cementing his name on the global stage. Lee pushed his boundaries with HUNT, where he took part as a director, writer, producer and also as a lead actor. When the film was highly praised at its premier at the 75th Cannes Film Festival, the world acknowledged Lee’s potential as a director. Lee returned to the global stage in 2024 with his role as a Jedi Master in The Acolyte, a new Star Wars series. Lee Jung-Jae’s career continues to thrive in 2025 as he is expected to meet his global fans once again with the most anticipated, Squid Game Season 3, scheduled to be released in June this year.

HWANG DONG-HYUK
Hwang Dong-hyuk is a South Korean film director, screenwriter, and producer best known for creating the global phenomenon Squid Game. Drawing from his personal experiences and observations of economic disparities, Hwang crafted a narrative that resonated deeply with viewers, leading Squid Game to become Netflix’s most-watched series upon its 2021 release. Building on this success, Hwang returned with Squid Game Season 2, which premiered on December 26, 2024. This season delved deeper into the game’s dark complexities, introducing new characters and challenges while continuing the story of Sung Ki-Hoon’s quest to dismantle the deadly competition. The saga is set to conclude with Season 3, premiering on June 27, 2025.