Confirmed! ‘#Alive’ Star Yoo Ah In to Attend 2021 Asia Artist Awards
Yoo Ah In is gracing the much-awaited 2021 Asia Artist Awards.
According to multiple media outlets, an official from the AAA shared that the "#Alive" star has confirmed his appearance and is set to join a slew of talented and award-winning actors.
To recall, "Squid Game" star Lee Jung Jae and South Korean hunk Lee Seung Gi recently confirmed to attend the annual event.
The 2021 Asia Artist Awards is slated for December 2 and will take place at KBS Arena Hall.
Interestingly, former IZ*ONE member Jang Won Young and Super Junior's Leeteuk will be the MC of the highly anticipated ceremony. This will be the singer-songwriter's sixth time hosting the show.
Yoo Ah In Wins Best Actor at 15th Asian Film Awards (AFA)
Apart from his attendance at the 2021 Asia Artist Awards, the "Chicago Typewriter" star took home another recognition at the recently concluded 15th Asian Film Awards (AFA).
Yoo Ah In bagged the Best Actor award for his 2020 movie "Voice of Silence," while the movie's PD Hong Eui Jung also won the category for Best New Director.
During his acceptance speech, the 35-year-old award-winning actor took the opportunity to thank their director, saying that he is "Grateful" to work with such great talent and for allowing him "to live as an actor."
Moreover, he spoke about his role, playing the character of helpless criminal Kim Tae In.
"The movie gave me a chance to think as an actor about the meaning of saying lines, the meaning of sound."
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Yoo Ah In on his Upcoming Drama 'Hellbound'
The "Burning" star spoke about his thoughts regarding his upcoming Kdrama "Hellbound.
Yoo Ah In appeared on the cover of Marie Claire's special edition in line with the Busan International Film Festival.
In a black and white photo, the South Korean actor flaunts his mesmerizing aura and stunning features as he looks fierce in front of the camera.
He discusses working with the "Train to Busan" director Yeon Sang Ho and his role as Jung Jin Soo, the head of the new religion Saejinrihwe.
Yoo Ah In says that he had fun working with the renowned PD, adding that he "never lost his sense of humor."
As for his character in "Hellbound," the A-lister, he went through a process of finding out the loneliness and at the same time solitude in Jung Jin Soo.
Set to premiere on November 19 exclusively on Netflix, the upcoming series is Yoo Ah In's comeback to the small screen after his successful K-Drama "Chicago Typewriter."
On the other hand, he is set to star in a slew of new films, which includes "The Match," with Lee Byung Hun and Moon Jung Hee, action crime movie "Seoul Vibe," "High Five" and he is also in talks to appear in the historical film "Jeon, Ran."
