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Lee Jung-jae gives five tips to the players of “1,2,3 sun” on the Champs-Élysées, Sunday December 1, 2024.
ENTERTAINMENT – “French fans, are you ready? ». In a spirit of challenge, South Korean actor Lee Jung-jae, who plays Seong Gi-hun (player 456) in “Squid Game”is aimed at enthusiasts of Netflix series. In a video published this Saturday, November 30, he gives his best advice to those who are preparing to participate in the giant “1,2,3 sun” organized on the Champs-Élysées, this Sunday, December 1.
As in the series, 456 people drawn at random will participate in this huge game. They will be divided into three teams, led by content creators Maghla, Just Riadh and Inoxtag, the YouTuber who recently climbed Everest. The winners will be invited to the screening of the second season of the series in Paris on December 10, before its release on December 26 on Netflix.
A major challenge for fans of the hit series – Netflix’s most popular to date – eager to know what happens next. To do this, you will have to keep your guard up when Young-hee, the emblematic doll of the Korean series, turns around.
To win, “pprioritize small steps over big movements”Lee Jung-jae first advises. “Try to keep your cool.” Whatever happens, don’t move an inch. You should work your abs and watch scary movies to train yourself physically and mentally,” he also recommends.
“Helping each other or following others can work. But be careful not to get too close to others,” continues the actor. Another recommendation: do not raise your arms, and ensure that your legs are neither too close nor too apart, to achieve maximum stability. “ And if you want to be able to move quickly, bend your knees a little,” says Lee Jung-jae.
Last tip, the most important: ” Have fun. Remember it’s just a game”, concludes the actor. In the Squid Game series, a dark and violent South Korean denunciation of the excesses of capitalism, candidates compete in a series of tests inspired by games from our childhood to win a large sum of money. At each stage, the losers are killed.
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