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S Korean Netflix mega hit 'Squid Game' premieres in Seoul after martial law

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And Netflix didn’t pay this guy enough to live comfortably for the rest of his life… didn’t pay him much at all according to the BBC, the competitive nature that is SK filmmaking.

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Their is no martial law now in Korea

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