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Yoo Ah-in
Yoo Ah-in (유아인), birth name Uhm Hong-sik, born 1986 in Daegu, is a South Korean actor famous for Sungkyunkwan Scandal, Burning, The Throne, and Voice of Silence, later investigated in a 2023 propofol and marijuana drug case.
Yoo Hae-jin (유해진)
Yoo Hae-jin (유해진) is a South Korean actor, born in 1970, who moved from thuggish supporting roles to leads in four films that each passed 10 million admissions.
Yoo In-na (유인나)
Yoo In-na (유인나), born 1982 in Seongnam, is a South Korean actress and former radio DJ. After an 11-year trainee period, she broke out in Secret Garden (2010), won a Baeksang Best New Actress award, and played Sunny in Goblin (2016).
Yoo Ji-tae (유지태)
Yoo Ji-tae (유지태, born 1976) is a South Korean actor, director, and screenwriter. A former model, he played Lee Woo-jin in Oldboy, directed Mai Ratima (2012), and champions independent cinema through long-running screenings.
Yoo Jun-sang (유준상)
Yoo Jun-sang (유준상, 劉俊相), born 1969, is a South Korean actor of film, television, and musicals (Moss, Hong Sangsoo films, Liver or Die, Frankenstein) who also directs films such as Spring Song (2021).
Yoo Seung-ho (유승호)
Yoo Seung-ho (유승호; 俞承豪), born 1993 in Incheon, is a South Korean actor and former child star whose 2002 film The Way Home sold over 4 million tickets; later known for I'm Not a Robot, Memorist, and The Deal.
Yoo Yeon-seok (유연석)
Yoo Yeon-seok (유연석), real name Ahn Yeon-seok, is a South Korean actor born 1984, known for Reply 1994, Dr. Romantic, Mr. Sunshine, Hospital Playlist, and musicals like Hedwig.
Yoon Eun-hye (윤은혜)
Yoon Eun-hye (윤은혜), born 1984, is a South Korean singer-actress, ex-Baby V.O.X member, star of Princess Hours and Coffee Prince, 44th Baeksang Best Actress winner, later hit by a 2015 plagiarism controversy.
Yoon Jae-chan (윤재찬)
Yoon Jae-chan (윤재찬), born 1999 in South Korea, is a Korean actor and singer, ex-Produce 101 Season 2 contestant, former duo XRO member, agency Golden Moon Entertainment, known for Twinkling Watermelon, Doubt, and DFX OTT Newcomer Award.
Yoon Kye-sang (윤계상)
Yoon Kye-sang (윤계상, born 1978, Seoul) is a South Korean actor and former member of the first-generation boy band g.o.d (1999). Debut film Flying Boys (2004) won him a Baeksang Best New Actor award; he is known for Jang Chen in The Outlaws (2017).
Yoon Kyun-sang
Yoon Kyun-sang (윤균상), also Yun Kyun-Sang, is a South Korean actor born 1987 in Jeonju; debut 2012 in Faith, known for Pinocchio, Six Flying Dragons, Doctors, and first lead in The Rebel (2017).
Yoon Sang-hyun (윤상현)
Yoon Sang-hyun (윤상현), born 1973, South Korean actor and singer; debuted 2005 in Marrying a Millionaire, broke through with Queen of Housewives and Secret Garden, later 18 Again and Namib; distinct from the 2002-born actor of the same name.
Yoon Seo-ah (임선우)
Yoon Seo-ah, born Im Sun-woo, is a South Korean actress known for Nevertheless (2021) and her first lead role in Bon Appétit, Your Majesty (2025).
Yoon Shi-yoon
Yoon Shi-yoon (윤시윤), born 1986 in Suncheon, birth name Yoon Dong-gu, is a South Korean actor known for Baker King, Kim Tak Goo (2010), High Kick! Through the Roof, Grand Prince, and Psychopath Diary.
Yoon So-hee
Yoon So-hee (윤소희), born 1993 in Stuttgart, Germany, is a South Korean actress and KAIST biochemical engineering graduate known for Let's Eat, Witch's Love, and her award-winning Kim Hwa-goon in The Emperor: Owner of the Mask.
Yoson An
Yoson An (born 1992) is a Chinese-born, New Zealand-based actor and filmmaker; Hollywood debut as Chen Honghui in Disney's Mulan (2020), lead in Dead Lucky and New Gold Mountain, 2022 Asian Academy Creative Award winner.
Youn Sang-hyun
Youn Sang-hyun (윤상현) is a South Korean actor born in 2002 in Busan who debuted in the 2022 drama Under the Queen's Umbrella and starred in Buried Hearts.
Youn Yuh-jung (윤여정)
Youn Yuh-jung (윤여정), also romanized Yuh-Jung Youn, is a South Korean actress born 1947 in Gaeseong; debut Woman of Fire (1971), ten-year US hiatus 1974–1984, and 2021 Oscar for Minari, the first Korean acting Oscar.
Young Mazino
Young Mazino (Christopher Young Kim) is an American actor from Maryland, known for Emmy-nominated Paul Cho in Beef (2023) and Jesse in The Last of Us, with upcoming roles in Steps and Modern Warfare 4.
Yū Aoi (蒼井優)
Yū Aoi, also known as Aoi Yuu, is a Japanese actress from Fukuoka Prefecture who debuted in the musical Annie at age 14 and won the Japan Academy Prize for Hula Girls.
Yu Chengen (余承恩)
Yu Chengen (余承恩, Chengen Yu) is a mainland Chinese actor born 1998 in Wuhan, a Central Academy of Drama dance drama graduate who debuted via Produce Camp 2019 and is known for Demo in Go Go Squid!, Lou Yao in Love Like the Galaxy, and Situ Ling in Ru Qing Yun.
Yu Hewei (于和伟)
Yu Hewei (于和伟, born 1971, Fushun, Liaoning) is a Chinese mainland national first-class actor known for Liu Bei, Cao Cao, Chen Duxiu in The Age of Awakening, Shi Qiang in The Three-Body Problem, and Wu Shi in Silent Honor, a multiple Magnolia and Golden Eagle winner.
Yu Nan (余男)
Yu Nan (余男) is a Chinese actress, a Beijing Film Academy graduate known as the "Queen of Art Films," Best Actress winner for Tuya's Marriage, and star of The Expendables 2 and the Wolf Warriors films.
Yu Shi (于适) (actor)
Yu Shi (于适, Yosh Yu), Chinese mainland actor born 1996 in Liaoning. Cast as Ji Fa in Creation of the Gods I (2023) from about 15,000 hopefuls, won Best Newcomer at the 37th Hundred Flowers Awards; later Batay in To the Wonder and a Best Supporting Actor nominee for Blades of the Guardians.
Yuen Biao (元彪)
Yuen Biao (元彪, born Ha Ling-chun, 1957) is a Hong Kong action actor and choreographer of the Seven Little Fortunes, famed for Knockabout, Project A, Wheels on Meals, and his acrobatic fighting style.
Yuen Wah (元华)
Yuen Wah (元華) is a Hong Kong action actor, choreographer and stuntman, a Seven Little Fortunes alumnus, Bruce Lee's Fist of Fury and Enter the Dragon stunt double, and Hong Kong Film Award winner as the Landlord in Kung Fu Hustle (2004).
Yui Aragaki (新垣結衣)
Yui Aragaki (新垣結衣, Gakky), Japanese actress born 1988 in Naha, Okinawa; former Nicola model, star of Code Blue and Legal High, Blue Ribbon Award winner, wife of Gen Hoshino.
Yumia Fujisaki (藤﨑ゆみあ)
Yumia Fujisaki (藤﨑ゆみあ), born 2008 in Hiroshima, is a Japanese actress with METEORA. She debuted in the 2023 drama The Greatest Teacher, was the 102nd National High School Soccer Championship's 19th cheer manager, and played heroine Katsuki Futaba in Netflix's Ikusagami (2025).
Yunjin Kim
Yunjin Kim (김윤진) is a Korean-American actress, born in Seoul in 1973, known for Sun in ABC's Lost (2004-2010), the films Shiri, Ardor, Seven Days, and Ode to My Father, ABC's Mistresses, and Netflix's Money Heist: Korea - Joint Economic Area; winner of Grand Bell and Blue Dragon acting awards.
Yuri Tsunematsu (恒松祐里)
Yuri Tsunematsu (恒松祐里) is a Japanese actress from Tokyo with the agency Amuse. A child actor from 2005 (Ruri no Shima), her film lead debut was Kisaragi Station (2022); she won the Osaka Cinema Festival 2020 New Actress Award for Nagi Machi.