Asian Yoo Ah In (유아인) [Korea]

pic 1
kayak lgi mw ....

Spoiler

yg biasa di wc itu loh

 

gw suka foto yang pertama...
aw,,,aw,,
so cute....
kalo yang no.2 terlalu imut,,kurang manly..

 

gw suka dia gara-gara nonton sungkyunkwan scandal..
macho abiiisss... apalagi pas rambutnya dilepas gitu...
gw suka banget sama karakternya...deg2an setiap kali ngeliatnya.. wkwkwk

 

ah oppa enak banget sihh.. abis k inggris skrg k USA.. k indonesia ny kapaann??


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ini namany bkn postingan sendiri, ini kan thread profile artis drama asia.. bnyk jg kok aktor/aktris laenny yg dbkn profile kek gn.. ^^
dan ah-in emang terkenal kok.. sdh nonton SungKyunKwan Scandal belum?

 

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kalo drama SKKS ditanyangin di indo..gw yakin oppa bisa ke sini..
tapi kalopun ke sini,,gw ga bisa ke JKT buat nemuin..

 

iy y, kpn ditayangin d indonesia yah.. masa kim tak goo aj udah maen, skks belom sihh.. apa gr2 rating tak goo tinggi kali y..
kalo sampe skks maen, mkn bnyk deh yg terkena sindrom moony.. hidup oppa..
tp gw jg kyny g mungkn k jkt.. kerjaan aj udah ky kerja rodi.. mana sempet maen2 palg cuti..
ato oppa mau liburan k bali? kalo k bali gw jabanin nyari dia..

 

tapi ntar kalo ditayangin di lele trbang jadinya di dubbing
udah gitu nanti banyak penggemar dadakan-nya oppa yg lebay deh
agak ga rela rasanya...mian, curhat mode on

 

gak usah ditayangin

klo didubbing jelek jadinya

nonono pokoknya nggak usah

nanti ababilnya pada alay gajes lagi

 

iy jg sih.. hmm.. jd g rela ngebagi oppa dg org2 itu..
oppa hny milik kt dsini!! (maruk )

emang kalo ditayangin di indo itu g kuat-ny kena dubbing-anny itu.. parah bgt.. suarany jd aneh.. feel pemaenny jd g dpt..
bs2 ke-keren-an oppa tdk tersampaikan dg benar!!

 

kamu cari mati y brani blg gt ksini?
mau pada dilempar bata sama penghuni thread ini??
kalo km emang g suka g usah dong ngom ky gt di tmpt yg jelas2 isiny para penggemar org yg km hina gt!!
gila bener yah!!

 

santai kk, di lonj udah pada ngamuk kok

tunggu dibanned aja huahahah

nggak cuman disini kok diberbagai trit drama
mang cari mati tuch orang
biasa orang gila, gak kesampaian tuch cintanya ama artis korea makanya stres

 

welcome to the club ichaki
sering2 aja nongol dimari
bakal di update pic2nya Ah In hyung ama ka adji (sebenere te es nya siapa sich? )

 

lele terbang kan sukanya nanyangin yang ratingnya tinggi ato pengemar di indonya banyak..misalnya playfull kiss..
jangan2 salah satu kru lele terbang ada yang member idws..
jadi tahu mana yang rame mana yang ga...

ke bali pun gw ga bisa..
nitip poto aja ya kalo emang ke bali..

iya juga sigh...
takutnya ntar kurang macho...
tapi gw agak sangsi dikit sih lele terbang mau nayangin SKKS,,

liola cowo ya??
asal lw tau ya..
gw TS nya,,tapi karena gw hidup di jaman es..
gw ga update tentang oppa...
akhirnya temen2 disini neh yang update in infonya..

gitu liola crita...

@ichaki
welcome juga di sini..
ada saran buat TS,,kasih tau ya,,ntar gw sampein..

 

gak ka andri nggak ka upil
selalu bilang saya cowo

g tahu knapa saya lbih suka panggil hyung drpd oppa

ps: sy 100% yeoja

iya2 k andri, kk te esny
becanda doan ah

 

Spoiler: YAI Interview

Spoiler: Pikku-Pikku

 

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"Personally, I tend to think that showing my pain and scars to other people makes me seem shallow, so I think I tend to hide my feelings inside more than Jaeshin does."
entah kenapa baca kata-katanya ini jadi berasa sedih ya...
Ah In ga mau orang lain ngeliat perasaan terdalam dia ya...

 

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tipe2 cowo cool...
membuat saya tertarik mengejarnya..

@liola

abisnya panggil Ah In hyung bukan oppa...

 

salah post


btw dy ada film baru kah tahun ini
secara lagi naik daun byk order

 

^ waktu itu sempet ada gossip dia bakal maen film jadi anak bermasalah gtu tapi entah kenapa gada kabarnya lagi... CMIIW udah agak lupa beritanya udah agak lama..

baru nemu ini.. panjangg bener interviewnya...

[101108] 10 Asia interview with Yoo Ah In

Spoiler: PART I : Yoo Ah In | "Like Jaeshin broke out of his shell"

"Have I…ever said this? Thank you. For you, thank you." It was the simplest confession in the world. This is how Moon Jaeshin (Yoo Ah In) sent off Kim Yoonhee (Park Min Young) on KBS's <Sungkyunkwan Scandal>. Sungkyunkwan's outsider, a defiant fighter against the absurdities of the world--romanticist Jaeshin, who stood one step behind and watched over the one he loved, was the very symbol of the growing pains of youth. Jaeshin is a different world from the [other] roles of youth Yoo Ah In has played in the past, from his start in KBS's <Banolim> as the warmhearted 'Ah In oppa' to the wandering boy Jongdae in the movie <Boys of Tomorrow>, from the lonely warrior Heuksan in KBS's <Strongest Chilwoo> to the lively pâtissière apprentice Kibum in <Antique>, and 'typical modern boy' Hyunkyu in KBS's <Man Who Can't Get Married>. Suddenly he is twenty-five years old, and despite his dark tan and facial hair, whenever he smiles his face seems to return to the fair-skinned young boy [we knew in the past]. <10 Asia> met with Yoo Ah In. The stage name 'Ah In' that he chose himself references the German word 'ein' (one), meaning that he is a unique being in this world. Following this eye-opening young man into the numerous worlds within him is not an easy task. But Yoo Ah In is unmistakably worth the effort.

Q. You were filming for <Sungkyunkwan Scandal> until the day of its last broadcast. How have you spent these last few days? It seemed like you have been busy with schedules that have been put off until now.

YAI: I've been drinking this whole time because I don't have to work at night. (Laughter) But even if I drink until the early morning, I've gotten into the habit of waking up early for filming so I end up waking up early anyway. It pisses me off. (Laughter) To be honest, it doesn't even take much; I get drunk from half a bottle [of soju] but in that state I keep drinking until I die [T/N: This is not meant literally…it doesn't even mean that he drinks until he passes out. It basically means he drinks until the very end of his tolerance]. But these days, I can't even last the whole night; when it gets to about 2 or 3 in the morning I pass out and then come home. But why am I suddenly talking about drinking…

"I was curious about Jaeshin's unique heart within Sungkyunwan; [he was the only one who was different]"

Q. Let's talk about your work. (Laughter) You once said that you were absolutely determined to land the part of Guh-roh in <Sungkyunkwan Scandal>. What about him drew you to this character?

YAI: I think I was drawn to who Jaeshin was within <Sungkyunkwan Scandal>. At Sungkyunkwan, he keeps apart from other students, he climbs his ginko tree to be alone, and he's the only one who wears different clothes from the others, but he doesn't do [those things] because he wants to stick out. At the same time, he doesn't want to cut cut himself off from the world or leave it behind; he is only an outsider within Sungkyunkwan, and this was refreshing. I was curious about a child who obviously took a test to win admission into this space where he then [insists on] living differently [from others], and I also felt that he was somewhat similar to me.

Q. But Sungkyunkwan is the kind of space you can call a 'school.'

YAI: Yes, but Sungkyunkwan was not the kind of school that everyone in the country could attend, like the schools we went to [as students]; it was a place in Joseon society where only the most elite could learn. As far as I understand it, it could only hold 500 students at a time, and as soon as you graduated you jumped straight into politics. If you think of it in today's terms, it's even more difficult than Seoul National University--maybe similar to one of its elite programs, like the law school? [T/N: SNU admissions rate is less than 1%, and its law program is one of its most competitive majors]. To be an outsider in that place is different from the kind of kid we went to school with who sits on the windowsill and gazes at a mountain far away. (Laughter) Normally, it isn't easy for students who are on that kind of elite track to be [an outsider]. They're too smart and they want to be part of the mainstream and they're clever enough to know where they are now and what they have to do in the future. Then, who is this Jaeshin, alone in being different in that kind of world? I wanted badly to know what was inside his mind.

Q. Then as you played the part of Jaeshin, what did you discover or feel [about him]?

YAI: Toward the second half [of the drama], I felt that his heart was too young, that he was really a little boy. (Laughter) That's why it was difficult to control [the contradictions of] his personality, of not knowing how to express his emotions while at the same time speaking frankly and spitting out whatever is on his mind. I also wonder if I dug too deeply inward in the loveline with Yoonhee (Park Min Young) [T/N: that is, YAI wondered if his portrayal was too introverted or muted]. It's true that the main female character is usually slow [to realize that another character loves her], but it's also been such a long time since I [played a character with] a loveline. (Laughter) There was a scene in Episode 19 where [Jaeshin] takes Yoonhee to the jail where Sunjoon [is locked up] and tells her to go see him by herself, and I thought a lot about [how to shoot] that scene. Is this action [truly] a part of Jaeshin, or is it something [the drama] had to set up because [they had to find some way for] Jaeshin to withdraw from the loveline? I talked a great deal with the director about this.

Q. To be honest, I kept wondering what Jaeshin's [true] feelings were for Yoonhee.

YAI: Yoonhee is someone whom Jaeshin liked from when they first met, before he began to have feelings for her as a member of the opposite ***. [Jaeshin] always turned his back to the world and wrote off the Sungkyunkwan kids as being all the same, and just as they were prejudiced against Jaeshin, so he was prejudiced against them; but after meeting Yoonhee, who is spunky, and fun, and interesting, he begins to change. In the course of events, he begins to have feelings for her, and he finds out she's a woman, and I think that's why, later on, he wants to protect and cherish the expression in her eyes [T/N: that is, her spunk and determination] and her beautiful heart, and his own heart grows bigger as a result. And in the original book and the drama, Yoonhee's destiny is to be with Sunjoon, so to match that somewhat, I showed how [Jaeshin] wanted to protect Yoonhee as an older brother would.

"I'm both relieved and regretful that <Sungkyunkwan Scandal> is over."

Q. <SKKS> is a drama that isn't just about the romance--the development of each character is an important framework for the drama. An especially impressive moment for Jaeshin was when he said to his father, whom he had always resented after his older brother's death, "I acted like I was hurting more than you. I was wrong. I was sure I loved hyung more. I was wrong about that, too. It was a scene that moved one to tears.

YAI: The part of Jaeshin I felt was most childlike was his clumsiness at expressing himself and his confusion about what to do about his feelings. He is too idealistic and trapped within himself, thinking, 'Nobody hurts more than I do. Nobody has a harder time than I do. My pain is the worst here is,' but ironically when people feel that kind of sadness or pain, they feel superior. [I know because] I went through that, as well. Of course, I don't think that Jaeshin has matured that much. But when others climb ten steps, it's hard for Jaeshin to even climb one, so that one step has great meaning. Jaeshin broke the walls he had built around himself, and he realized that he was not the only one hurting; and the fact that he can even cry, and laugh, are, I think, for Jaeshin very big steps.

Q. Where there any emotions that were difficult to portray?

YAI: At the end of episode 7, the archery competition begins and Jaeshin arrives and says, "I came to fill the head count." It was extremely difficult to [know how to] smile in this scene. What's worse is that even when I've played sad or hurting characters, I smiled easily and tended to simply show their feelings, but this time I didn't know how I should smile. I received the script 1 or 2 weeks before filming, and I looked at the mirror and smiled this way and that way, trying whatever I could think of, but I couldn't figure it out. Of course, I know how to smile in a way that will make me look pretty. (Laughter) But I couldn't just smile at leave it at that; I wanted to find within the script the emotional link that would lead to a smile. In the end, we shot the scene twice, but I'm still not sure whether I fully found [that emotional link].

Q. You seem to be the kind of person who can't stand it if he can't immerse himself completely in each moment [of the scene].

YAI: When you're reading your lines or putting on certain facial expressions, there should be a reason for everything, but there are lots of times when you just do something for no reason. Knock off the script without thinking, smile without thinking, give a meaningful glance without thinking. (Laughter) Ah, that's not unconscious; it's very much consciously done. It's technical [acting], and of course there are people who want that, and if I do that it's easier for me, too. When I'm tired, there are some parts where I think, 'What reason [do I need to find], I'm sure they'll give me an OK anyway,' and in that aspect, I'm both relieved and regretful that <SKKS> is over. I wasn't able to embody the character of Jaeshin perfectly, and I think there are parts that were lacking.

Q. Now that I think of it, the movie <Boys of Tomorrow> ends when you're asked, "Are you going to become a decent/excellent boy?" and you flash a grin. Even though it wasn't a situation in which you could really smile. What do you think you were feeling when [you shot that scene]?

YAI: I'm not sure. The character of Jongdae in <Boys of Tomorrow> wasn't a character whom I had to come to accept, or whose situation I had to understand. I was Jongdae, and Jongdae was me. We don't remember what we say, what expressions we show, or how we reply [to others] and smile in our everyday lives. So I can't say anything except that [in that moment], I was the one laughing. The words and expressions I spit out like that without thinking were really--they were genuine emotions I could never have again [if I had to re-shoot that scene]. It's not that it's meaningless because it's thoughtless; that's the kind of [genuine] acting I ultimately want, but as an actor who is making things and gaining experience little by little, it makes me think that the genuineness I had at the time [is something I will] never have again.

"My prejudice against celebrities were broken through <SKKS>"

Q. But don't you think that you want to continue to find that 'genuineness'?

YAI: Of course. And I have always worked toward that end. But in a historical drama, it's undeniable that you have to make something. You have to speak in ways you that aren't yours, and you have to wear clothes you would never normally wear, and every situation is already established. I especially hit many obstacles when shooting KBS's <Strongest Chilwoo>. I had thoughts like, I am a really incompetent kid who doesn't fit in here; even when I am showing myself it's not enough and there's nothing I can do with it. Up until that point [of filming <Strongest Chilwoo>] I thought of 'technical [acting]' in a negative way, but I realized that by fully embracing it I can, on the contrary, show who I am in a more natural and genuine way.

Q. What did you experience or learn from <SKKS>?

YAI: In creating Jaeshin, the part I felt I was most lacking was in speaking/vocalization. Setting aside the experience I've amassed in showing emotions through acting, speaking is an extremely basic foundation, but even though I wanted to speak differently, I would come up against the limits of my throat and breathing, and so I would have to vocalize within only [those limits]. It's not just making sounds; it's an area in which I can expand the breadth of my character, and I'm disappointed I wasn't able to do that enough.

Q. I heard that you have been working on fixing your pronunciation and speaking for a long time. In your debut <Banolim>, Kang Seok Woo-ssi, who plays Okrim (Go Ara)'s father is unsatisfied with his daughter's boyfriend 'Ah In oppa' and picks on him, saying, "Is that kid's tongue short, or is it long?" That scene was a funny one.

YAI: At that time, I heard from many people that my tongue was short [T/N: that is, he had a lisp]. (Laughter) Actually, it's not so much that I've improved until now as it is that when I started [reading lines] naturally, people stopped pointing it out as much. My pronunciation isn't that good, even now. I mumble. But instead of unnaturally pronouncing each word perfectly, I lump my words together, which helps it sound natural. (Laughter)

Q. In this drama, the four main lead actors are all similar ages. What kind of experience was it to work on a project with actors your age?

YAI: I also had my own prejudices. [Like] normal people, [I also thought], 'Celebrities are like this,' so I can't get very close to celebrities. (Laughter) [As a celebrity,] you can't help but be a bit selfish, and you think that your feelings are the most important and that you should be receiving more attention [from people]--I, too, know how this feels. But through Yoochun, my prejudices about idols and Hallyu stars were broken; through Minyoung, my prejudices against women actors my age; and through Song Joong Ki, my prejudices against actors who I thought were only sly/cunning. Like Jaeshin, who broke out of his shell and came to accept Yoonhee, Sunjoon, and Yongha, I, too, was able to grow and see them in a good light. It was fun to shoot and now that it's over, my regret is that we didn't speak more often and honestly about acting. But I'm thankful to Joong Ki-hyung for comfortably giving me a lot of advice about various things. 'This person, he isn't only cunning; he is cunning so that he can do well'--I came to realize this.

karena ini interview dari majalah jadi sebenernya ada foto-fotonya juga... di spoiler terpisah aja yah.. trus itu yang di ungu2 in itu harusnya ditaro di bawah fotonya.. yah kayak di majalah2 gtu lah.. hahaha...

Spoiler: Foto Interview Part 1

untuk interview part 2 ama part 3 mao juga ga? kalo iya ntar gw pos besok dirapihin dlu... soalnya source nya itu berantakan banget