Yoo Ah In 유아인 ❀ Finished Movie 2020: Alive ❀

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June 17, 2013
New face of Korean dramaYoo Ah-in steals show in SBS 'Jang Ok-Jung, Living by Love'
By Do Je-hae The Korea Times 
Yoo Ah-in in a scene from “Jang Ok Jung, Living by Love”/  Korea Times file
When broadcaster SBS cast Kim Tae-hee in its latest historical drama series, viewers wondered how this superstar actress with zero period piece experience would portray the most infamous royal concubine during the Joseon Kingdom (1392-1910).
One of the prettiest faces on Korean TV, Kim is not known for her acting skills. While she does have sporadic moments of brilliance in “Jang Ok Jung, Living by Love,” it is Yoo Ah-in who is stealing the show with a charismatic portrayal of King Sukjong.
Over the years, broadcasters and moviemakers have repeatedly used the romance between Jang Ok-jung and King Sukjong. Viewers will not have a hard time remembering the women who have played Jang but the men that have played opposite Jang were largely forgotten. “Jang Ok Jung, Living by Love” is likely to be defined as the first TV adaptation of Jang Ok-jung where the role of King Sukjong outshines the female lead.
TV dramas and films covering the life of Jang have focused mainly on her ruthless plots to become queen that ultimately brought her a death sentence and portrayed the King as a powerless personality unable to make clear decisions in private life or in politics.

Yoo is stealing the spotlight on a show that was supposed to belong to Kim Tae-hee, his female counterpart. / Korea Times file
But in “Living by Love,” which premiered in April, Yoo has sought to break away from the stereotypes surrounding the king, and seems to have pleased the audience and the press with this unconventional approach.
In the last few weeks, Yoo has garnered favorable press reviews for his versatile acting skills unlike Kim, who is six years Yoo’s senior.
The 27-year-old actor has called the role of King Sukjong one of the biggest challenges of his career. This is his third historical drama or “sageuk” after “Chilwoo the Mighty” in 2008 and the hugely popular “Sungkyunkwan Scandal” in 2010.
“I think people had doubts about my ability to play the part of a strong sovereign. Choosing this character was a big challenge for me,” Yoo told reporters ahead of filming in early April. “I will try to show what was going on inside the mind of the king as he dealt with political conflicts and transformed into a powerful monarch.”
The director, Boo Sung-chul described Yoo as a “a fine actor who has the perfect look for the part and delivers his lines with exactly the right tone.”
Yoo’s acting comes alive particularly in scenes showing him as a skilled politician, outsmarting opposing factions to attain political objectives.
What is special about his performance is how he seems to show his emotions in an unexpected manner. When he is enraged by an assassination plot, for example, he expresses it not with an angry outburst but more with a careful stare and a soft, yet poignant speech.
King Sukjong, who had a lengthy reign from 1674 to 1720, was the 19th ruler of Joseon. His reign was marked by some of the most intense factional fights in its history, some of which are shown in the drama.
Yoo, a Daegu native who dropped out of high school to pursue acting, has built an impressive resume as an actor in both TV and film since his debut in 2003. His breakthrough big-screen lead role was in the coming-of-age film “Punch,” a box-office success in 2011. His next film “Kkangcheori” will be released in July.
His mature performance in Living by Love will likely boost his status as one of the most promising film stars of his generation, along with actors Song Joong-ki and Kim Soo-hyun. “In the next 10 years, he will be one of the biggest names in Korean cinema,” Kim Yoon-seok, a Punch co-star, said during a TV interview.
The drama runs on Mondays and Tuesdays at 10:00 p.m. for 24 episodes. Given the popularity of sageuk among foreign fans of Korean dramas, Living by Love is already available on YouTube with English subtitles. 

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I fell in love with Yoo Ah In while watching JOJ <3 hahahe's sooo cute.

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Yoo Ah İn Philips Electronics 'youngkit (Young Kit)' release commemorative eventtoday



more pics..http://sunshineemine.blogspot.com/2013/08/yoo-ah-in-philips-electronics-youngkit.html

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Yoo ah in is so handsome ! I really love his acting in JOJ.!  ( i miss lee soon)

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Yoo Ah In | 

st Look photoshoot making
cr to fyeahkoreanstars

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https://koalasplayground.com/2013/09/18/burberry-features-yoon-eun-hye-yoo-ah-in-and-lee-hyori-in-the-art-of-the-trench/

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Yoo Ah In for 1st Look



cr: http://comm.news.nate.com/board/commonBoard/view?bbs_grp_gb=TVDRAMA&bbs_sq=1297&ctgr_cd=IMPRS&tvpro_sq=61&post_sq=2906156

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Actor Yoo Ah In posed for the Fall/Winter advertisement campaign of casual brand “JACK & JILL.”  In the photo shoot, the baby-faced actor showed off his lean, model-like figure, and transformed into the perfect man to show off the brand’s fall/winter line. 

In other news, Yoo Ah In will be starring in upcoming film “Tough As Iron” or “Tin Head” (“Kkangchulie”) which is set to be released on October 2, 2013 in theaters across South Korea.  Yoo Ah In plays the role of Kang Chul who gets involved with gangsters to find work to pay for his mother’s treatments for dementia and also finds a love interest through a chance meeting at a train station.  Kim Hae Sook plays the mother and Jung Yoo Mi plays the love interest. 

http://www.soompi.com/2013/09/23/tough-as-iron-actor-yoo-ah-in-poses-for-jackjills-fw-advertisement-campaign/

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The “Running Man” PDs can be plain evil, but that’s one of the key reasons why the show is so fun!

On September 22, Yoo Ah In and well-respected actress Kim Hye Sookparticipated in SBS’s hit variety program “Running Man.”

One of the games requires the two ladies, Song Ji Hyo and Kim Hye Sook, to duke it out via rock, paper, scissor and the winner picks one of the Hwa Tu cards (Korean playing cards). One of the five cards in front is marked as a bad card and the teammates behind the girls will experience the momentary terror of the flying chair and face the unwelcome thought of being soaked.

Song Ji Hyo unluckily picks the marked card and her teammates Lee Kwang Sooand Yoo Ah In should have been flown into the water. However, only Kwang Soo was seen flying and making a splash. The PDs asked him to get back to his chair when the other members joked that the PDs didn’t even mention they were sorry. Kwang Soo obediently goes back to his chair and both he and Yoo Ah In were chucked out of their seats.

One of the netizens made several screen shots of one of Yoo Ah In’s funniest moments in the variety world.

http://www.soompi.com/2013/09/23/running-man-pds-have-fun-with-lee-kwang-soo-yoo-ah-in-gets-a-wet-welcome/

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Yoo Ah-in as Busan mama’s boy in Kkang-chulie
by girlfriday | August 24, 2013

Aw, mother-son adorable shenanigans, twelve o’clock. Here’s a peek at Yoo Ah-in (Jang Ok-jung, Live For Love) and Kim Hae-sook (I Hear Your Voice) in their new movie Kkang-chulie (named for his character, Kang-chul) where he plays a tough brawler who has a quirky, heartwarming relationship with his oddball mother.

The new film from the writer-director of My Brother stars Yoo Ah-in as a tough streetwise kid in Busan, who works all day to take care of his mother, who has Alzheimer’s. She does her fair share of getting into trouble, but it’s mostly of the footloose and fancy-free variety. In the trailer, he asks what her name is today, and she says in all seriousness: “Kim Tae-hee.” LOL. “People say that I’m cuter the more they see me.”

Kang-chul, whose name means “strong steel,” lives by his kkang, or verve — hence the nickname. The one thing he doesn’t want to be is a gangster (yet another kkang-word, heh) but when his mother takes a turn for the worse and money is on the line, he ends up having to do the dangerous thing to save the one person who’s most important to him.

It looks like a nice balance of comedy, heart, and high-stakes drama, with a great cast to boot. I mean, when Kim Hae-sook is your mom, you’ve pretty much got a leg up on life in general. Add their adorable mother-son banter and you’ve got me by the heartstrings, waitin’ to be tugged.

Jung Yumi (I Need Romance 2012) and Kim Jung-tae (Gift of Room 7) co-star. Kkang-chulie hits theaters in October.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=fWHc6zL9Mbc

http://www.dramabeans.com/2013/08/yoo-ah-in-as-busan-mamas-boy-in-kkang-chulie/

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'Tough as Iron' Fan meeting?




http://news.nate.com/view/20131001n39443

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Guerilla Date (10-02-13)
http://news.nate.com/view/20131002n29797

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Interview (10-02-13)


http://news.nate.com/view/20131002n22515

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Fan Girls
http://news.nate.com/view/20131002n23050

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http://news.nate.com/view/20131002n23775

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More Interview pics ~


http://news.nate.com/view/20131002n25905