Squid Game entertainer O Yeong-su wins South Korea's first Golden Globe Award

O, 77, won best supporting entertainer in TV for his depiction of Oh II-nam, otherwise called The Host or Player 001, turning into the very first South Korean to grab a Golden Globe.

He beat all the more universally prestigious contenders including Billy Crudup and Kieran Culkin, who were separately assigned for their exhibitions in The Morning Show and Succession.

The current year's service was held secretly without the standard alluring show after numerous entertainers, chiefs and film studios would not go to in the midst of analysis that its coordinator, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, needed good morals strategies and ethnic variety.

"In the wake of hearing the news, I told myself interestingly, 'you're a great buddy,'" O said in an assertion delivered by Netflix.

"It's no longer us inside the world, it's the world inside us. Accepting the fragrance of our way of life and the affection for my family, Thank every one of you on the planet. I wish you a lovely life.

O's accomplishment came after Youn Yuh-jung won best supporting entertainer finally year's Academy Awards, the primary South Korean to win an Oscar, for her part in Minari, a genuine Korean settler story.

President Moon Jae-in complimented O and the show's group, saying Squid Game gave trust for humankind in spite of its bleak portrayal of society.

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Squid Game, in which desperate challengers play youth games with lethal outcomes in a bid to win 45.6 billion won ($38.1 million), turned into an overall sensation and Netflix's greatest unique series send off.

In the nine-section show, O acted like a delicate, innocuous elderly person, before ultimately uncovering his actual way of life as the vile orchestrator of the games.

The tragic dramatization has motivated endless genuine entertainments and web-based media images in South Korea, including his utilization of the expression "kkanbu", which generally interprets as "companion", impelling his prominence as a hippy "kkanbu granddad".

Brought into the world in 1944 in what is currently a North Korean bordertown of Kaepung, O is viewed as one of the best stage entertainers in South Korea, showing up in excess of 200 phase creations beginning around 1963 and winning various significant honors.

He has additionally played numerous appealling supporting characters in movie and TV, remembering for Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter… and Spring delivered in 2003 by late honor winning chief Kim Ki-duk.

O's depictions of a Buddhist priest in that 2003 film and others won him the moniker "priest entertainer" and a few TV ads.

He said during a TV appearance in October that he had chosen to join Squid Game out of appreciation for the chief's understanding over friendly abnormalities.

"Our general public goes by as though just No. 1 makes due. No. 2 lost to No. 1, however beat No. 3. All things considered, everyone is a victor," he said then, at that point.