Yuh-Jung Youn Wins Best Supporting Actress | 93rd Oscars

Brad Pitt presents Yuh-Jung Youn with the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for her role in "Minari" at the 93rd Oscars.
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Yuh-Jung Youn Wins Best Supporting Actress | 93rd Oscars
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[@natsumehyuuga08]

she wasn’t “fangirling” over Brad Pitt, she was wondering where the hell he was during production for a film he financed

[@김가다시안]

That's correct

[@moniruzzamanrasel8825]

And she said herself in an interview that she had to travel from Korea to America for shooting of the movie on her own f**king money.

[@oldchicken2]

@@moniruzzamanrasel8825 oh boo hoo, it’s a low budget movie and she won an Oscar for it.

[@joaquincastillo4776]

@@oldchicken2 even if its a low budget movie, you CAN'T TREAT YOUR CREW LIKE THAT! That's completly disrespectful and says a lot of you as a producer.

[@jaisermadharasan]

Brad Pitt is the executive producer of this film.

[@franciscoamezcua8290]

"I like to thanks to my two boys, who make me go out and work, So... *Holds the Oscar* This is the result, because Mommy works so hard" .- give her another Oscar for that speech.

[@amy9691]

It's b/c she was a single mom with no support from the boys' father, financially and otherwise.

[@sammeltzer6335]

SHE DESERVES ANOTHER OSCAR FOR THAT SPEECH!!!

[@jacksonfleming475]

HELL YEAH

[@tymoviedatabase7788]

And both of you are not happy about McDormand's third acting Oscar!

[@jacksonfleming475]

@@tymoviedatabase7788 U GOSH DAMN FUCKING RIGHT WE AIN’T!!! Full blown Career win. U can’t convince us otherwise

[@dath2010]

En Emmy

[@Price_of_Fame]

I wonder how many people are still misunderstanding the Youn/Pitt interaction His company was the producer of Minari, but Pitt was never on set (and they didn't even pay for her flight back home IIRC), she's quite literally wondering where the hell he was during production. She is not crushing on him or fangirling lol

[@brandonkeeler7363]

I completely understand your point… that’s one thing about the Asian culture broadly, they’ll get on your ass for “not honoring” certain aspects of life! You’re spot on.

[@stephendavis6267]

Indeed. And then the follow-up question that she got at the press conference where they asked her what Pitt smelled like. Props to Youn for being so quick and witty in the moment, but come on, Youn is a legend in her home country and they wouldn't be asking Meryl Streep what the presenter of her Oscar smelled like.

[@Erasureeraser]

I know that too, it's just eventhough Brad was an EP in Minari, he didn't have to go to the set because he's really busy with other projects. I guess she really want to meet Brad and she did in the Oscars. She got her wish, good for her

[@김가다시안]

Yes, it's more like throwing shade on Brad. Later, she told *"You need to invest more money to your next movies"* to Brad Pitt. She suffered a lot during filming Minari cuz it's a low budget movie. The air conditioner didn't work in the middle of the July, and they had to stay together in a small Air B&B. During an interview with Bong Joon-ho, she said *"Independent films cost more than this film in general."* Fangirling Hollywood actor? That's Americentric point of view. She's a legendary veteran actress in South Korea, she doesn't have to suck Hollywood actor's ass.

[@vapalaca]

Thank you for the info

[@leonkane8570]

I love when speeches go a little bit off the rails, like this one, it makes everything more genuine and fortunately without solemnity. Very happy for Youn, great personality.

[@Lommy9999]

I learned a new word thanks to you !

[@arjanqorraj9889]

She should have a cup of tea with Olivia Colman some day, because they have the funniest speeches ever !! hahahahaha

[@benwittenstein5343]

Julia Roberts and Sandra Bullock too

[@petergrossi6605]

They are hilarious together

[@everythingisawesome2903]

@@benwittenstein5343 they both look alike

[@rafadantasthedesco5023]

For sure! Hahah

[@Bluey306]

omggg they would absolutely get along

[@bhavyavsridhar1230]

Spot on when she speaks about how acting isn't competition. I love funny, intelligent people.

[@AmitChandraVerma]

Even her speech being funny she did what a great speech should be. She thanks all her nominees Nominated alongside her, Her director (Lee Issac Chung), Minari Family, her own family and kids, her first director. Speech couldn't be more kinder than her. She is absolute legend. Hope The Academy acknowledge more ppl across the world.

[@antoniolopesmoraes5923]

She has made Oscar history: is the first Korean and the second Asian to take home an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress. Jung was up against eight-time acting nominee Glenn Close (perfect in a role that could have potentially been wrecked by a less skilled actress). She gave a superb performance as "Soon-ja". Jung deserved her Oscar!!

[@Dani-jr1tt]

Who was the first?

[@antoniolopesmoraes5923]

@@Dani-jr1tt The first, Japanese American actress and singer Miyoshi Umeki, won for Sayonara in 1958.

[@IkeAca23]

One thing, her name is Yuh-Jung YOON. You can call her ‘Yuhjung’ or ‘Youn’, but not JUNG. It is only a part of her name. However, as she mentioned in her speech, you are all forgiven 😆

[@aqualcunopiaceclassico3201]

Her last name is Youn

[@pjeno007]

I adored her ever since I saw her win last year. Classy, kind and funny. If you haven't seen her this year announce the Best Supporting Actor, go look it up.

[@santos8468]

I watched Minari last night. She absolutely deserved this award.

[@julkasteven8198]

I agree. She reminds me a bit of my maternal grandma.

[@andresland182]

She is such a class act. And I fell in love with her more after the awards yesterday when announcing Troy as the winner and when she communicated with him to congratulate him as well as the way she helped him.

[@santanudas8874]

Bestest speech of the night. Her shoutout to Glenn Close was beautiful.

[@amanihusna_]

"We play the different role so we cannot compete with each other."

[@wereach6016]

Imagine if one of us from the US were to go to an awards event in Seoul and had to give an acceptance speech in Korean. This woman is brilliant.

[@Ushbwb8d]

even she is 76years old...

[@PotatoofFries]

She lived in the US for many years.

[@jovibaby]

her performance shattered my heart into a million pieces, she’s amazing. also this speech is iconic haha, well deserved!

[@shini9095]

Can we stop and acknowledge her English speaking skills? She's the GOAT.

[@pokemasterhek]

I remember tearing up so much during Minari, she was so endearing and I just knew she would be nominated. She was everyone’s grandma in that role

[@mariosanchezgumiel7757]

A very nice gesture her mention to Kim Ki-young. I recently watched her in "Insect Woman" (1972), and she was fantastic. Btw, I hope more Kim Ki-young's movies can be available some day. He is an extraordinary filmmaker.

[@nightbender9250]

She was BRILLIANT in Minari. Funny, heartfelt, tragic.

[@Denis-89]

Best speech of the night! And such a sweet lady too..

[@calvinlaw7790]

Amazing speech and best winner of the evening. Wish they'd played the Minari score as she walked onstage though.

[@carlossarriaocampo5973]

The most beautiful performance of the year. Minari is a masterpiece, it has profoundly changed the way I perceive art.

[@aidanpittman5225]

A wonderful speech and a very well deserved win for Youn. I do wish that Minari had won more that night, but at least it was able to win here.

[@chiibinya]

i love to see how amanda looked so deeply touched when she heard to what Yuh ahjunnim said 3:54 and love that punchline too 4:03 4:08 4:11 4:13 she's tremendously smart ever in oscars speech. damn.

[@kfoster1935]

I remember her from the movie where she played a grandma who lost her granddaughter, I cried so hard over her performance. So happy for her.

[@safespacebear]

She is amazing in Minari and even more so in person. Gosh she's adorable

[@EddieLensweiger]

one of the best oscar acceptance speeches, "we play different role so we can't compete each other cut to Amanda seyried's heartwarming reaction so sweet

[@richardlugali2690]

Her performance is so moving. The best grandma of 2020 ❤️

[@musicaldramaqueen]

Not a real Grandma.

[@kevinlayne8129]

What a sweet, honest and humble lady she is. Well deserved.x

[@volcanorepublic]

Best speech in night

[@VishalSharma-eq7lh]

Minari was deserved win, but guys you have to see pachinko, she is exceptionally phenomenal, I have never seen a performance like that, she nailed it in pachinko

[@TMX1138]

And she’s only the second Asian person to win an Oscar in the Actress in a Supporting Role category.

[@iamdee2615]

She was a sweetheart when she stayed with the Best Supporting Actor and held his trophy while he did the sign

[@pedroh_friedmann]

One of the best victories of the night. Well deserved!❤️

[@rashmianand2511]

She was FANTASTIC in Minari, so so so glad she won!

[@jamesf2885]

Best speech of the night 👏🏼👏🏼

[@thearabicmusicland]

Glenn Close will get her Oscar soon hopefuly for Best Actress. Yuh Jung was captivating in Minari and deserved the win. I hope her win leads to futur wins by indian, Arab, African, Turkish, Iranian wins from actors of all races around the world.

[@andrewheaney4874]

Definitely deserved. Maria Bakalova (Borat Subsequent Moviefilm) was also awesome, but not only was Youn the best of the nominees, she was an actual supporting role. Also nice to see her overcome racism and ageism in this category.

[@eddjoey]

my favorite speech of the night along with Thomas Vinterberg, she's such a classy, elegant and heartwarming presence

[@Waffle-tv7rg]

She had one of the best dresses ever. Very age appropriate and elegant!

[@ilbv5]

Absolutely legendary actress as an asian man I literally grew up on her movies. Well deserved

[@rupeshs7378]

Clearly the best speech of this year. ❤️

[@matheuswesley437]

You have no idea how I was waiting for this video. Thanks for uploading it for us. This is the most cute speech I've ever heard.

[@gnalkhere]

Of the acting categories from this year, this was my pick, prediction and hope combined. As much as I wanted Paul Raci and Carey Mulligan and Riz Ahmed to win, Daniel Kaluuya and Frances McDormand were great choices and Anthony Hopkins was a great surprise. Yuh-Jung Youn was amazing in Minari

[@iris089]

Carey Mulligan should have won.

[@seankoontz4235]

•2020: Parasite gets no acting nominations •2021: Korean actress gets nominated and wins Pretty cool when you realize that

[@satriasyafridhani5497]

no wonder, because only western productions can get nominations for acting

[@aberizal8022]

because parasite are korean movie,with korean director and production.minari in other hand are an american movie that just in korean language.

[@alexhe3747]

I absolutely love her performance in Minari and now in Pachinko as well! She is my favourite Korean grandma that I never got to have. I wish her so much happiness!!!

[@victordunson719]

She was simply AMAZING in Minari.

[@alexwest2945]

Well deserved. I really wanted Glenn to win, but Youn was so good

[@MundoJuanci]

At least Glenn was very happy for her win

[@aameyadevansh4246]

Glenn was really good in Hillbilly Elegy but that movie was so bad that I'm glad she didn't win... it would just have been disrespectful to her wonderful career if she won her long awaited Oscar for that film.

[@alexwest2945]

@@aameyadevansh4246 why? She was nominated for supporting actress, not for best picture

[@leslielewis381]

@@alexwest2945 exactly, everyone is saying that , but then Meryl won for Margaret Thatcher movie it was a bad movie

[@heywoodjablome7535]

@@alexwest2945 I dunno, in some people’s minds, including my own, it feels weird to sort of “close out” the career of an immensely talented, respected, landmark performer with an Oscar win in the “lesser” categories for a film widely regarded as trash. It just feels like a disrespect, in a way. Granted, I don’t think this is always a bad thing, for instance of her 8 Nominations, the only years in which I’d have voted for Geraldine Page if I were an Academy member were in 1972 and 1984, for supporting performances that aren’t as well remembered as her others.

[@rrtmoviecompany2437]

There's a lot of great movies and actors/actresses in the world I really hope this is just a beginning of expanding oscars from just hollywood to worldwide so we can experience more diverse cultures and find some great performers like her

[@flowerkillingmoon]

I love actress Yoon Yo-jung so much! Proud Korean actress Yoon Yo Jung! 💙💙

[@soljoo4472]

YUH-jung. Yojung means fairy in Korea

[@freshcutscooter]

Ranking: (my opinion) 1. Yuh-Jun Youn 2. Amanda Seyfried 3. Olivia Colman 4. Maria Bakalova 5. Glenn Close

[@stantwitter1016]

Lee Jeong-un should’ve won for Supporting Actress or at least nominated for Parasite, her performance is incredible

[@StacyVocal]

I agree. It seems like fame back home matters as well

[@laurajones1773]

She’s way better than Laura Dern from Marriage Story who won the Oscar.

[@skatingcanuck9837]

The only oscar speech I've watched multiple times. One of the best ever!

[@brybry3633]

One of the best Oscar speeches ever.

[@Mgb100]

because mommy worked so hard lol dat was a great humor i really laughed out lol

[@pb.j.1753]

„I am luckier than you“ Serving some truth tea right there.

[@giovannyespinoza6013]

Well deserved Yuh-Jung Youn.

[@jmc224]

I’ve watched her on several shows growing up. When I watched her accept this award, I was blown away with her English.

[@jwelch5742]

Yuh-Jung Youn has great acting in Minari. Yuh-Jung Youn became the first Korean performer and second Asian female to win an Oscar after Miyoshi Umeki who won the same category for her role in Sayonara.

[@tymoviedatabase7788]

The only aspect of the ceremony that I loved was Yuh-jung Youn!

[@seymuni4331]

I bought him to act in a sad story that made me miss my grandmother very much.😭😭❤️️

[@angelcastaneda529]

So I will definitely pay for a movie starring Youn and Pitt...

[@emiliobello2538]

Same here. Maybe a sequel to Fury in which he is involved in The Korean War where he saves her and her family

[@ThallVic]

"And also maybe is American hospitality for the Korean actor?" In her mind, she was like "I mean, last year, you guys were so kind to the Korean filmmaker. Now, you decided to give a chance to the actor."

[@sidolanters1394]

you're right, but do you remember Halle Berry winning a leading role Oscar back as a light-skinned black woman in 2001 was a HUGE deal back then? because I do, and that was only 21 years ago. it took them a long time to catch up. and apart from the fact that Young Yuh-Jung absolutely deserved this award as well as all black, Asian, etc. filmmakers and actors who have been nominated in the past, I always wonder how much of the decisions leading up to people from foreign and/or marginalized cultures/communities is pure appreciation of their craft and how much is borne out of politics, sympathy, white guilt and other ulterior motives. be that as it may, it's great that the Oscars have been emphasizing diversity these last years, I'm happy to see Bong Joon-Ho and Young Yuh-Jung being acknowledged and celebrated over the world and I'm proud to be a Korean.

[@JJMichael]

Also remember all those oscars maybe for America's hospitality not to win?

[@evelynoliveira9447]

so so well deserved

[@tynielsen]

She’s so sweet an down-to-earth.

[@ekalestari529]

How happy i am to see our Choong Nam imo-nim won this award.

[@shouryar.dwivedi6496]

She deserves another one !! Amazing

[@juanpabloorozcogomora5850]

She is iconic and she knows it.

[@ClintMVasquez]

literally crying... well deserved :)

[@tymoviedatabase7788]

Youn should have been nominated for the Golden Globe and won over Jodie Foster! Ellen Burstyn should have been nominated everywhere! She and Delroy Lindo join Ethan Hawke, Toni Collette, and Jake Gyllenhaal who just couldn't get Oscar nominations.

[@heyheymey8405]

I know her from watching this korean drama King 2 Hearts and she was the mother of the king there.. Im so proud of her.

[@RaulAPinto]

Her comedic timming is impeccable! In Minari she give those amazing looks that give you goosebumps

[@eshswam]

Freaking love her speech!

[@HBarnill]

My pick was Maria Bakalova. To do all that on the spot and to not lose composure, especially with Giuliani was amazing. And I'm a sucker for comedy being recognized at the Academy. That said, if there was anyone to lose to, I'm so glad it was Youn. She's a legend in South Korea.

[@laurajones1773]

Yuh-Jung Youn’s role is comedic as well.

[@БоратСагдиев-р5ц]

Once again, it's a shame for Glenn, but it's still a great joy to always see her in the reward season. Already next year she will probably receive 9th nomination for Swan Song and 10th and the last nomination and the long-awaited Oscar itself she will probably receive for Sunset Boulevard so all is not lost.

[@ThallVic]

As I was watching the ceremony, I thought no one would top Daniel Kaluuya's speech. Good thing I was wrong.

[@henriqueacabral]

so I came here from Pachinko, the tv series on apple tv plus. which is a masterpiece and where Yuh-Jng Youn is remarkable. I haven't seen Minari yet

The highlight of the night, no doubt! She's up there with Olivia Colman as my favorite wins and speeches of all time.

[@안달충]

Thank you for your touching speech.

[@obednego4402]

I love her acting in minary movie

[@emiliobello2538]

I hope there are more Korean actors to win Oscar

[@snowprince24]

very adorable lady! 😊♥️

[@Affliction99]

True,we were worked on different movies with different scripts so they couldn't compete

[@jjharris8341]

best Oscar acceptance speech ever

[@adolfopena7358]

Olivia Colman and Glenn Close competed against each other again.

[@daylight_310]

Such an honor for Korea to have her

[@ShadavionGrant]

History has been made yet again at the Oscars!!!

[@izayaorihana1611]

Oh, I love her 💕

[@vapalaca]

Will Glenn Close ever win an Oscar? Or will she be awarded with an honorary Oscar?

[@MundoJuanci]

She has another shot this year with "Swan Song"

[@ranmsesmendiola5681]

Fans we believe she will finally win with her Sunset Boulevard future film. I really hope she will.

[@ranmsesmendiola5681]

@Broke Dawn Which is still unfair to her carreer but I really hope she win one someday.

[@ranmsesmendiola5681]

@Broke Dawn I think she should have won for Fatal Atraction (robbed by Cher) and for The Wife (because literally nobody had expected she lose).

[@dacrimsoncurse]

Hopefully this or the next year, she has two great proyects already The academy owes her an award, so

[@jennyflopy899]

Apenas estoy viendo "Youn Kitchen" y wey no puedo creer que es la chef de este programa, estoy en shock.

[@fai-nv9rz]

LOVE HER

[@foodculture6355]

I love this! The first woman to identify as Asian wins an Oscar.

[@amr_12_]

I love it! One of the best winner of the night! My personal ranking of the nominees: 1. Youn Yuh Jung, Minari 2. Maria Bakalova, Borat Subsequent Moviefilm 3. Olivia Colman, The Father 4. Glenn Close, Hillbilly Elegy I can't finish Mank, 15 minutes in, i just can't stand it. My personal lineup: 1. Charlene Swankie, Nomadland 2. Ellen Burstyn, Pieces of A Woman 3. Youn Yuh Jung, Minari 4. Maria Bakalova, Borat Subsequent Moviefilm 5. Olivia Colman, The Father

[@ronaldmcdonald2817]

Amanda Seyfried was terrific and deserved her nomination.

[@georgeehret3480]

My two favs of 2020, Promising Young Woman and Minari, both have the same number of Oscars as Suicide Squad and only have the Oscars that Bohemian Rhapsody has, the voters who let this happen should be tried at the Hague

[@lightdk6321]

her english is so good!!!!

[@hernar2]

As much as I wanted Glenn Close to win an Oscar, I wouldn’t want it to be for Hillbilly Elligy. It wasn’t the film. Someday she will

[@FactBuffet]

This was Glenn Close's 8th unsuccessful Oscar nomination.

[@ranmsesmendiola5681]

Why the two actresses who won over Glenn gave this hilarious and funny speeches?

[@saysomething4420]

I love her 👍👍👍