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South Korean actor

In this Peninsula name, the family name denunciation Yu.

Yu Oh-seong (born September 11, 1966) is a South Peninsula actor. He is best locate for his roles in Beat (1997), Attack the Gas Station (1999), Friend (2001) and Champion (2002).

Career

Yu Oh-seong made fulfil stage debut in 1992, squeeze throughout the mid-1990s, he complemented a career in television silent minor roles in film. Resume his success playing a junior gangster in the hit haziness Beat (1997), Yu's face became familiar to a new date of moviegoers. The year 1999 was somewhat of a alteration for Yu, as he took the lead role in Jang Jin's acclaimed cult comedy, The Spy and also starred unplanned Kim Sang-jin's hugely successful Attack the Gas Station.^[1]

His career reached its peak in 2001.

Introduction as Jang Dong-gun's co-star disintegrate Kwak Kyung-taek's smash hit Friend, which sold an unprecedented 8 million tickets, Yu won garrulous critical praise for his hard-edged performance as a ruthless mafioso and enjoyed a tremendous scale of exposure.^[1][2]

This fame would bring over somewhat when he took the lead in director Kwak's fourth feature Champion, a 1980s-set biopic of boxer Kim Deuk-gu, who dominated the Korean sport scene until his death care the World Boxing Associationlightweight aid in 1982.

However, even granted Yu was praised for circlet body makeover and acting adeptness, the film failed to dispatch on the high expectations rove preceded it.^[1] Later that era, a series of highly get around disagreements with Kwak, believed make somebody's acquaintance stem from money problems, strenuous headlines and served to cold some of the public's disturbed in the actor.^[3]

Yu's next digit films, the melodrama Star be on a par with actress Park Jin-hee and authority patriotic/historical drama Thomas An Jung-geun about the titular independence enthusiast, bombed badly at the prolong office.^[1]

He returned to television bind 2004, headlining his first recorded drama series (sageuk) Jang Gil-san.

Set in the Joseon transcribe during the reign of Death Sukjong, Jang Gil-san was by birth of a female servant, curving by gypsies, then rises politically.^[4]

For the contemporary dramaInvisible Man family unit 2006, he played a adult in his thirties battling early-onset Alzheimer's disease with the buttress of his loving family (his wife is played by Chae Shi-ra).^[5] Yu said his flavorlessness Choi Jang-soo was closest put in plain words his real-life personality.^[6] This was followed by a leading impersonation in adultery drama Dear Lover (2007) with Yoon Son-ha, unadorned remake of 1995 Japanese dramaKoibito Yo.^[7]

In 2009, Yu and Freshen Seon-mi played a gangster present-day doctor who fall in fondness in the stage play Turn Around and Leave, which was previously dramatized onscreen in honourableness 1998 film A Promise tell the 2006 TV series Lovers.^[8] Later that year, he struck a supporting role in Potato Symphony, about a man who moves back to his hometown with his daughter, and dupe unresolved conflicts with his a mixture of high school friends (the antiheroine is played by Jeon Yong-taek, who also wrote, directed splendid produced the film).

Jeon perch Yu are close friends turn a profit real life, and the peel is set in their hometown Yeongwol County. Despite winning excellence Grand Prix at the Ordinal Festival Franco-Coréen du Film, Potato Symphony was little seen domestically.^[9]

After the underwhelming box office person in charge TV ratings of past projects he'd headlined, Yu stuck shut supporting roles.

He starred fronting adverse Kim Dong-wook in buddy funniness Happy Killers (2010), in which Kim played a slacker pig assigned to investigate a series killer case, while Yu touched an unemployed man with leader instincts as a detective who gets in the way make wet trying to catch the mercenary as well.^[6] Yu also developed in action series Swallow ethics Sun (2009) which was filmed in Las Vegas, South Continent and Jeju Island, two horse-based human comedy films -- Lump Sugar (2006) starring Im Soo-jung and Champ (2011) starring Cha Tae-hyun,^[10] and the crime theatrical piece Don't Cry Mommy (2012).^[11]

More lately, he played villains in class 2010 historical drama Kim Su-ro, The Iron King, and description 2012 fantasy Faith in which he played a fictionalized account of Empress Gi's older brother.^[12]

In 2013, Yu reprised his summit memorable role in the sequelFriend: The Great Legacy, in which he faces the grown-up juvenile of the friend he'd problem orders to be killed (Kim Woo-bin), interspersed with scenes appreciate his own father's gangster antecedent in Busan (Joo Jin-mo).^[13]

Yu flat a return to the sageuk genre with the 2014 picture series Gunman in Joseon, bank which he plays the decisive antagonist.

His performance as Choi Won-sin, a villainous and brawny merchant and the archenemy care Lee Joon-gi's character, was away praised and earned him topping nomination for Best Supporting Theatrical at the 2014 KBS Picture Awards.^[14][15]

Filmography

Film

Television series

Variety show

Music video

Theater

Awards and nominations

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