Actor Sung Do-hyun has proven his presence to the public through Season 3 of the Netflix series ‘Squid Game’ following Season 2.
‘Squid Game Season 3’ tells the story of ‘Gi-hun’ (played by Lee Jung-jae), who loses his best friend in a game he re-enters with his own purpose, and the ‘Frontman’ (played by Lee Byung-hun), who hides his identity while infiltrating the game, as well as the final fates of the surviving participants in that brutal game.
Sung Do-hyun plays the role of a mercenary team leader who struggles to find the island where the game takes place alongside Junho (played by Wi Ha-jun).
Despite continuous failures in the process of searching for the island, his calm acceptance of reality and decisive judgment added tension to the plot. In particular, in Season 3, the mercenary team leader made a strong impression by being a reliable ally to Junho even in a wounded state. At this time, Sung Do-hyun's charismatic deep voice and sharp gaze made the character stand out even more.
Sung Do-hyun, who debuted in the film ‘Korea’, has been steadily building his filmography by bringing characters to life with his tailored performances in dramas such as ‘Goryeo-Khitan War’, the Netflix series ‘Mask Girl’, and films like ‘Loop’ and ‘To Her’. In the Netflix series ‘Severe Trauma Center’, released in the first half of this year, he portrayed Professor Shin Jeong-woo of the nephrology department with stable acting skills, adding credibility to the character despite a brief appearance.
Recently, he announced his active activities, including signing an exclusive contract with N&N Works, which includes actors Oh Man-seok, Lee Kyung-sung, and Yoon Ye-joo, as well as news of preparing for his next project, raising expectations for what he will show in the future.
Meanwhile, ‘Squid Game Season 3’, featuring Sung Do-hyun, can be watched on Netflix.
[Geum Bit-na, MK Sports Reporter]
