All Of Us Are Dead: People Are Recognising Actor Lee Yoo-mi From Squid Game
Warning: This article contains spoilers for All of Us Are Dead
Netflix's horrifying new zombie series All of Us Are Dead is quickly climbing the trending charts across the world and now fans have noticed a very familiar face from another smash hit show.
The series is set during a zombie virus outbreak at a high school in which several unfortunate teens and a few teachers must fight their fellow students, who have transformed into the undead, for their own survival.
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One of the students trapped at the school is Lee Na-yeon (played by Lee Yoo-mi), a privileged and spoilt teen who looks down on her peers from different backgrounds and constantly complains.
She berates and insults Han Gyeong-su (played by Ham Sung-min) by calling him a "welfie", a derogatory term for someone on welfare support.
Fans of the frightening zombie series have recognised Lee Yoo-mi from Squid Game and the characters the actress played in both shows are now being compared because they couldn't be more different.
The 27-year-old actress starred in Squid Game as Ji-yeong, player number 240. Her character features heavily in the marble game which took place in episode six, in which the players must choose a partner and create their own game using marbles.
Ji-yeong, aka player 240, forms a pair with Kang Sae-byeok, player 067, and she reveals she grew up in an abusive household and killed her father after he murdered her mother.
In a tragic twist, Ji-yeong sacrifices herself so Sae-byeok could survive to find her long lost brother.
Her death left viewers completely heartbroken but after watching Lee Na-yeon in All of Us Are Dead fans can't believe how different both of her characters are.
Ji-yeong bravely sacrificed herself, whereas Lee Na-yeon killed Han Gyeong-su by purposely infecting him by treating a scratch on his hand with her handkerchief which she cunningly wiped on a weapon the teens used to kill a zombie.
“I love her savage acting," one fan wrote on Twitter.
Another viewer tweeted: “It's the way I didn’t even realise they were the same person until later”.
A third person shared: “I knew she looked familiar”.
And a fourth chimed in with: "The power she holds over Korean Netflix”.
Reacting to Lee Na-yeon killing her classmate in cold blood. “I don’t think I’ve ever hated a character more than her," they said.
Similarly, another All of Us Are Dead viewer said: “I tried to defend her but she made it so hard.”
And someone else added: “In Squid Game we were crying for her. In All of Us Are Dead we are cursing her”.
The power of acting!
All of Us Are Dead and Squid Game are available to watch on Netflix.
Topics: TV And Film, Squid Game, Netflix