Actors weigh in on ‘Alice in Borderland’ global stardom

Alice in Borderland on Netflix has become a global hit. Now, as season three debuts, its actors weigh in on their reaction to such a response.

In a chat with The Hollywood Reporter, the star of the most-watched Japanese show on the steamers, Kento Yamazaki say, “I was surprised at the beginning, but, I’m of course elated that the global fans have embraced this show.”

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He continues, “It’s also true that even from season one, we had this resolve to create something for the global audience. So I’m so happy that [this passion] has continued up to season three.”

Echoing his views, his co-star Tao Tsuchiya shares, “don’t have words on how moving it is [that the show is popular globally].”

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“I think in Borderland, you can kind of see [the themes] in your own society, or your school, or even our world of acting.”

“Survival is part of our lives and I think in that way the show is universal, and I think that’s why the global audience responded,” he adds.

Alice in Borderland will land on Netflix on Sept 25.

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