Yuh-Jung Youn conveyed a wiped out consume about British individuals in her acknowledgment discourse at the BAFTA Awards. Youn has been acquiring significant force in the current year’s honors season for her exhibition in Minari. Youn plays the grandma Soon-ja in the film, who makes a trip from South Korea to help the Yi family change in accordance with life after their move from California to Arkansas. While not notable in the United States, Youn is exceptionally well known in the Korean entertainment world and is frequently alluded to as the “Meryl Streep” of Korea.
As per a post by Liv Marks on Twitter, Youn had some decision words about the British after tolerating the BAFTA Award for Best Supporting Actress, playfully saying that she is extremely respected to get the honor given that British individuals are known to be exceptionally self important. The comment gathered numerous giggles from the crowd, including from moderator David Oyelowo, who is British. Youn’s discourse can be seen beneath:
With the BAFTA Award added to her repertoire just as other various significant honors she has won. Youn is presently broadly thought to be the leader for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress where she is facing Glenn Close for Hillbilly Elegy. Olivia Colman for The Father, Maria Bakalova for Borat Subsequent Moviefilm, and Amanda Seyfried for Mank. Youn has as of late been giving critical acknowledgment discourses. Including a charming discourse at the Screen Actors Guild Awards, where she likewise won for Minari. Minari is up for six honors at the Oscars. Including Best Picture, and should Yuh-Jung Youn win her class on April 25. Watchers will check whether she gives any interesting comments during her discourse.