A Dose of Yoon Si Yoon

Daily dose of anything Yoon Si Yoon

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Finally got some photo update for Siyoonaaaaa! Looking pretty with long hair! 😭

#yoonsiyoon #YoonShiYoon

📸@sungyoliw on IG

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Actor Yoon Si Yoon becomes a free agent after deciding not to renew contract with MOA Entertainment

On February 27 KST, a source from the entertainment industry revealed that Yoon Si Yoon has chosen not to renew his contract with his curren

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...and heres uri Donggu enjoying golf.

📸welcometojworld IG

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Hello, such a long time.

How are you, Siyoon?

Photo repost from @siyoon_may_02 thank you for this great photo. 😍

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YSY in BIFF. #yoonsiyoon #YoonShiYoon | Yoon Si Yoon Musings | Golden Braid Productions · Astral Reign

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Yoon Si-yoon is walking on the red carpet at the Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) awards ceremony.

Source

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#Repost @moa_ent

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Our actor, who celebrated his birthday, sent us a photo saying he was on his way to #Scotland #WestHighlandWay #IsleofSky!! It looks like you're having a wonderful birthday! 🥹 Thank you for the love and congratulations on the actor’s birthday :) Have a happy day, everyone~ 🙏🏻

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Happy birthday, YSY! 😍

📸source: @moa_ent

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#Repost @moa_ent with @let.repost

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I would like to inform you that i have arrived safely after a 13-hour flight~~~ The photo is a selfie gift to you all before boarding the plane yesterday 📸 #SiyoonYoon

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#Repost @moa_ent with @let.repost

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I'll be back safely~ It'll be autumn after this weekend🍂 Everyone, be careful not to catch a cold😀 #YoonSiYoon

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Yoon Si Yoon visited the cafe where his Korean fans did a birthday event for him. Isn't he sweet?😍😍😍

Photos from: @susanna_sy926 Twitter

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Awww! SS Seoul Fashion Week! 😍

Source: @siyoon_inyeon Twitter

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Omo, it's been 14 years of passionate work. Looking forward to new things and greater heights! ❤️🤗

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Yoon Shi Yoon - OCN's Train Episode 3

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Train was such a suspenseful thrill ride. It's one of the few dramas in recent memory that left me feeling anxious for what will happen in the next episode and wishing the week would pass by quickly just so I could feel some resolution. The pacing was fantastic and each episode felt tightly written and executed. It's also one of the rare dramas where there wasn't much filler and the number of episodes felt justified and satisfying.

At the heart of this suspense is it's love story, which stands on it's own as a genuinely moving romance. Enmeshed in this love story is the theme of second chances. It is a universal characteristic for people to look back on their life choices and wonder what could have been if only one thing had happened rather than the other. Our lives can be so consumed by the "what ifs" that it can be hard to see past that and live in the present. This in itself can create even more what ifs and if onlys. Do Won and Seo Kyung A truly loved each other, but Do Won's insistence on living in his regrets mars all chance of happiness that they had. In getting a second chance, Do Won learns that doing his all in the present is a much more fulfilling life than punishing himself for his past mistakes.

While Train is a satisfyingly well crafted suspense, what ultimately leads to it working so well is Yoon Shi Yoon's performance. Here again we have one of those roles that I can't imagine anyone else inhabiting. He delivers such an amazing performance, and at times, it felt like this drama was written just to revel in the joy of watching ysy flex.

In the last 4 dramas, ysy has played 7 distinct characters, not to mention the shifts in characterization seen in his performances in The Nokdu Flower and Psychopath Diary. The versatility of this man is astounding. In Train alone, he played 3 characters and each of them are done so well. Even at a glance, it was easy to detect which Do Won was in the scene. While makeup and styling played a big part, ysy's facial expressions and mannerisms really helped to pull off the distinction with ease. This is most notable in the scenes where Do Won A and B are interacting with each other. The set of their mouths and jaws and the look in their eyes distinguishes the two at a glance. Yoon Shi Yoon does a remarkable job playing against himself and portraying these two as very separate and well defined identities. It was easy to forget that they were played by the same person. The feelings evoked by both characters were also starkly different. I was left wondering how I could root for one while feeling revulsion for the other, and all the while it was the same person under it all.

It would have been so easy for ysy to be trapped in cutesy typecasting, but he's really pushed himself over the years to grow and pursue such varied roles. Never did I imagine that loveable ysy would take on roles where he played a villain that murdered people in cold blood or a junkie that shot up at every chance he got. It is one of his most admirable qualities that he is more than willing to continously challenge himself and take the risk to play characters like these. Not only does he take them on, but he immerses himself in them and pulls them off convincingly. As a fan, it's exciting not knowing which direction he'll go in for his next role and I hope he keeps stretching and being unpredictable. Whatever he chooses, it's a given now that ysy will more than deliver.

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I think everyone can agree that no one except for Yoon Shi Yoon could have played such a ridiculous, adorable and precious character in this absurd yet tightly original show. What even was this fever dream of a drama? It had no right to be as good as it was, and I loved every minute of it and miss it.

Yook Dong Shik is such a delightful character, but also so heartbreaking at the same time. As someone who has lost all sense of who he is, it made sense for him to cling to the horror written in the diary he thought was his. The persona of a psychopath is the only clue he has to himself and while it seems absurd that someone would push themselves to fulfill that persona, it makes sense that when faced with a void of nothingness or the concrete idea of an identity that Dong Shik would try his best to define himself. Throughout it all though, Dong Shik invariably proved that he was incapable of truly harming someone, which is what made him such a loveable character. Taking away the insane premise, this is ultimately a show about a person trying to find strength in themselves and learning to accept who they are. It took Dong Shik pretending to be a psychopath to realize that he could be loved for the genuinely sweet guy he is while still having the backbone and integrity to stand up for himself.

Yoon Shi Yoon is not given enough credit for being the fearless actor that he is. It takes so much courage to be silly and commit to the absurd without any snark, cynicism or judgement of any kind. He really does approach all his characters with purity and care. He cares for these character and plays them with honesty. He's also not afraid to be ugly (not that he ever is) in that his main focus in not to appear attractive in his roles, which many k-actors tend to rely on. He has such an elastic face and he makes great use of it. In a recent interview, ysy said that he aims to be an actor like Robin Williams and I think that was such an apt comparison. He can shift his expressions so seamlessly and on the turn of a dime. He can be both menacing and adorable in the same scene and does both with ease.

What made Psychopath Diary and the character of Yook Dong Shik even remotely close to believable is that ysy can convincingly convey an edge and darkness. He made it believable that Dong Shik could have committed those crimes. All of those times where viewers doubted Dong Shik's moral compass or what he was truly capable of was because ysy was so fantastic in shifting his mood and performance. Fumbling Dong Shik genuinely had moments where he was intimidating, which is what had us all second guessing what he would do. Yoon Shi Yoon always gives great performances, but his portrayal of Yook Dong Shik really highlighted all of his strengths. The range he exhibited in every single episode was phenomenal. No one else could have played this part and done it so masterfully.