Netflix Scraps David Fincher's 'Squid Game' US Spinoff
Netflix has reportedly scrapped David Fincher's planned US spinoff of the hit South Korean series 'Squid Game'. This decision comes amidst other news from South Korea, including a police crackdown on young gangsters and an investigation into a controversial Starbucks campaign.
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Love on hold: Why young East Asians are turning away from dating
Lee Soo-yeon, a 22-year-old university student in South Korea, has never been in a romantic relationship. She once regularly texted someone she liked, but after the attention began to feel possessive, she lost interest in dating altogether. What bothers her more than being single is the assumption that she shouldn’t be. “I’ve even lied about having a boyfriend because people look at you strangely if you’ve never dated,” she said. “I’d rather spend my time with friends or on my hobbies.” Across E
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Read full article →David Fincher’s ‘Squid Game’ sequel scrapped at Netflix
The project was never officially announced, but Cate Blanchett's appearance in the climax of the original series fuelled the rumours The post David Fincher’s ‘Squid Game’ sequel scrapped at Netflix appeared first on NME.
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