Squid Game season three breaks Netflix viewership record with 60.1 m views | Squid Game

The third and last season of Hit Korean series Squid has broken records to become the largest TV launch so far for Netflix.

For the first three days, the series raised more than 60.1m views, a new high for pennant, watched more than 368.4m hours. The second season with a view of 68m, but it started last December in a four -day period.

The show has become the ninth largest Non -British language season so far and occupies the first two nests of the first and second seasons.

Guardian’s Rebecca Nicholson says in the previous seasons, “as close to it”.

While this is called the last season, David Fincher rumors To develop a re -production in English for pennant. Director Netflix had previously worked on political drama series House of Cards, Film Industry Biopsy Mank and Michael Fassbender Action-Tilication film The Killer. Earlier this year, it was announced that Fincher will once again work with Netflix to continue in Hollywood, based on the script of Quentin Tarantino.

Salam, Competition Spin-Off Squid Game: The Challenge, the second season has achieved success on the road.

When asked about the next Squid game projects, the creator of the series Hwang Dong-Hyuk Diversity He hadn’t heard of anything official about a reproduction yet.

“If they want to do the next season, then I have to join and lead,” he said. “But the US version they do, I think it would be enough to share ideas. I have no intention of being completely applied in such a project. If Netflix asks and I think my contribution is necessary, I would be happy to ensure that they need me unless there is nothing to intervene in everything I work for.