[PHOTO] Yoo Seung Ho's drama's list from 2000 till 2016

Yoo Seung-Ho was born on August, 1993. He first started in show business as a child actor and, like a lot of child actors, he started acting due to his mother. In 1999, Yoo Seung-Ho made his acting debut in a CF for n016. Prior to filming, the ad agency, responsible for the CF, was looking for a fresh face & not a professional model. Yoo Seung-Ho's mother then sent in a photo of her son and he was selected for the CF. 

In 2002, Yoo Seung-Ho was cast for the feature film "The Way Home" and made his feature film acting debut. Prior to his casting, staff members for the "The Way Home" were having a hard time finding the right actor to play the character of Sang-Woo. The movie's director Lee Jeong-Hyang then saw Yoo Seung-Ho among many other child actors and was selected by Lee Jeong-Hyang. One of the primary reasons Lee Jeong-Hyang selected Yoo-Seung-Ho for the role was the mean look he was able to carry in his submitted photos. During filming for "The Way Home" Yoo Seung-Ho was scolded by director Lee Jeong-Hyang and this made him want to quit acting. Now, thinking back to those days, Yoo Seung-Ho doesn't recall those bad moments and just remembers playing with the staff members and being surprised when the grandmother in the film really cried during filming. "The Way Home" turned out to be a highly successful film and sold more than 4 million tickets. 

Since "The Way Home," Yoo Seung-Ho took on several more child acting roles in movies and dramas and became recognized as a proficient child actor. 

Starting from 2009, Yoo Seung-Ho began to take on more mature teen roles. In the 2009 MBC historical drama series "The Great Queen Seondeok," Yoo Seung-Ho played Prince Kim Chun-Chu who was extremely wise and a crafty politician. Yoo Seung-Ho also played teens in the KBS2 drama series "Master of Study" and in the feature film "The Clue". 

In 2010, Yoo Seung-Ho took on his first adult role in the MBC drama series "Flames of Desire". Yoo Seung-Ho, though only 17 years old, played a 21 year old married man named Kim Min-Jae. His wife was played by popular actress Seo Woo. 

One of Yoo Seung-Ho's role models is veteran actor Ahn Sung-Kee. Yoo Seung-Ho respects Ahn Sung-Kee's abilities to play different roles and submerge himself into the various characters he plays. At a press conference for "Master of Study" Yoo Seung-Ho stated that he hates math and enjoys history the most. Yoo Seung-Ho has a nickname of "Little So Ji-Sub," because of his resemblance to actor So Ji-Sub. In 2008, the two actors met for the first time and to make Yoo Seung-Ho more relaxed, actor So Ji-Sub grabbed his hands and told him "I'm sorry people nicknamed such a handsome guy 'Little So Ji-Sub'". Since that time the two actors have become good friends and worked together in 2010 on a CF for a Winiahmando kimchi refridgerator named "Dimchae".

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Bio source: AsianWiki

[PHOTO] Yoo Seung Ho's drama's list from 2000 till 2016

Yoo Seung-Ho was born on August, 1993. He first started in show business as a child actor and, like a lot of child actors, he started acting due to his mother. In 1999, Yoo Seung-Ho made his acting debut in a CF for n016. Prior to filming, the ad agency, responsible for the CF, was looking for a fresh face & not a professional model. Yoo Seung-Ho's mother then sent in a photo of her son and he was selected for the CF. 

In 2002, Yoo Seung-Ho was cast for the feature film "The Way Home" and made his feature film acting debut. Prior to his casting, staff members for the "The Way Home" were having a hard time finding the right actor to play the character of Sang-Woo. The movie's director Lee Jeong-Hyang then saw Yoo Seung-Ho among many other child actors and was selected by Lee Jeong-Hyang. One of the primary reasons Lee Jeong-Hyang selected Yoo-Seung-Ho for the role was the mean look he was able to carry in his submitted photos. During filming for "The Way Home" Yoo Seung-Ho was scolded by director Lee Jeong-Hyang and this made him want to quit acting. Now, thinking back to those days, Yoo Seung-Ho doesn't recall those bad moments and just remembers playing with the staff members and being surprised when the grandmother in the film really cried during filming. "The Way Home" turned out to be a highly successful film and sold more than 4 million tickets. 

Since "The Way Home," Yoo Seung-Ho took on several more child acting roles in movies and dramas and became recognized as a proficient child actor. 

Starting from 2009, Yoo Seung-Ho began to take on more mature teen roles. In the 2009 MBC historical drama series "The Great Queen Seondeok," Yoo Seung-Ho played Prince Kim Chun-Chu who was extremely wise and a crafty politician. Yoo Seung-Ho also played teens in the KBS2 drama series "Master of Study" and in the feature film "The Clue". 

In 2010, Yoo Seung-Ho took on his first adult role in the MBC drama series "Flames of Desire". Yoo Seung-Ho, though only 17 years old, played a 21 year old married man named Kim Min-Jae. His wife was played by popular actress Seo Woo. 

One of Yoo Seung-Ho's role models is veteran actor Ahn Sung-Kee. Yoo Seung-Ho respects Ahn Sung-Kee's abilities to play different roles and submerge himself into the various characters he plays. At a press conference for "Master of Study" Yoo Seung-Ho stated that he hates math and enjoys history the most. Yoo Seung-Ho has a nickname of "Little So Ji-Sub," because of his resemblance to actor So Ji-Sub. In 2008, the two actors met for the first time and to make Yoo Seung-Ho more relaxed, actor So Ji-Sub grabbed his hands and told him "I'm sorry people nicknamed such a handsome guy 'Little So Ji-Sub'". Since that time the two actors have become good friends and worked together in 2010 on a CF for a Winiahmando kimchi refridgerator named "Dimchae".

Image source: YSH DC
Bio source: AsianWiki

[FASHION] System Homme Suede jacket & Turtleneck long sleeve T-shirt

I know everyone knows this already, however, he looked so good in these and I need to post it. Yoo Seung Ho wore this on 24th Nov 2015 during the MBCevery1 Imaginary Cat press conference. The suede jacket cost 1,050,000₩ and the turtleneck, black and white, long sleeve t-shirt cost 25만 5,000원 (255000₩). Really? well, they matched him very well. Really well.

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[FASHION] System Homme Suede jacket & Turtleneck long sleeve T-shirt

I know everyone knows this already, however, he looked so good in these and I need to post it. Yoo Seung Ho wore this on 24th Nov 2015 during the MBCevery1 Imaginary Cat press conference. The suede jacket cost 1,050,000₩ and the turtleneck, black and white, long sleeve t-shirt cost 25만 5,000원 (255000₩). Really? well, they matched him very well. Really well.

Image source: styleandstar

[ARTICLE] Yoo Seung Ho Captures The Joy And Sorrow Experienced By Pet Owners In The 'Imaginary Cat' Finale

Yoo Seung Ho possesses the ability to touch the hearts of viewers, through his realistic tear filled delivery of dramatic scenes. While this talent has led to the overwhelming viewership of his courtroom series, "Remember," it also punctuated the finale of his short drama, "Imaginary Cat." 

In "Imaginary Cat," he endures a rollercoaster ride of joy and sorrow, an experience that is shared by most pet owners, as their beloved animals traverse life cycles from birth to death. 

Based on a webtoon, "Imaginary Cat," provided a respite from the influx of melodramas and period programs that flooded Korean television towards the conclusion of 2015. 

However, the previously upbeat series ended on a sorrowful note as the spirited tabby cat, Bok Gil (voiced by Han Ye Ri), meets her untimely end. Her owner, Hyun Jong Hyun (Yoo Seung Ho), discovers her limp body on the floor of his apartment and immediately takes her to the veterinarian, where he is told that she has less than two days  to live.

Oh Na Woo, the previous owner of Bok Gil who named her Haru, joins Jong Hyun and is initially horrified at the news, but provides comforting words, before departing. 

"Just keep smiling and stay by her side," instructs Na Woo, in an attempt to appease Jong Hyun. Jong Hyun attempts to fulfill the last wishes of his beloved feline by creating an indoor camping experience, while tenderly speaking with her, throughout the outing.

"This is my first time experiencing this," said Bok Gil. "You are a cool human." While most pet owners cannot luxuriate in verbal feedback from their companions, the final scenes of Bok Gil help to humanize the fraught moments of a departing feline. 

"Imaginary Cat" concluded with eight episodes. Yoo Seung Ho currently stars in the SBS legal drama, "Remember," which continues to receive top ratings, approaching 20 percent in nationwide viewership. 

 

"the ability to touch the hearts of viewers, through his realistic tear filled delivery of dramatic scenes" <--- so agree to this statement. I would really wanna know how he can pulled that kind of emotion... till then, nite Yoopies...

 

Image and article source: kdramastars 

 

[ARTICLE] Yoo Seung Ho Captures The Joy And Sorrow Experienced By Pet Owners In The 'Imaginary Cat' Finale

Yoo Seung Ho possesses the ability to touch the hearts of viewers, through his realistic tear filled delivery of dramatic scenes. While this talent has led to the overwhelming viewership of his courtroom series, "Remember," it also punctuated the finale of his short drama, "Imaginary Cat." 

In "Imaginary Cat," he endures a rollercoaster ride of joy and sorrow, an experience that is shared by most pet owners, as their beloved animals traverse life cycles from birth to death. 

Based on a webtoon, "Imaginary Cat," provided a respite from the influx of melodramas and period programs that flooded Korean television towards the conclusion of 2015. 

However, the previously upbeat series ended on a sorrowful note as the spirited tabby cat, Bok Gil (voiced by Han Ye Ri), meets her untimely end. Her owner, Hyun Jong Hyun (Yoo Seung Ho), discovers her limp body on the floor of his apartment and immediately takes her to the veterinarian, where he is told that she has less than two days  to live.

Oh Na Woo, the previous owner of Bok Gil who named her Haru, joins Jong Hyun and is initially horrified at the news, but provides comforting words, before departing. 

"Just keep smiling and stay by her side," instructs Na Woo, in an attempt to appease Jong Hyun. Jong Hyun attempts to fulfill the last wishes of his beloved feline by creating an indoor camping experience, while tenderly speaking with her, throughout the outing.

"This is my first time experiencing this," said Bok Gil. "You are a cool human." While most pet owners cannot luxuriate in verbal feedback from their companions, the final scenes of Bok Gil help to humanize the fraught moments of a departing feline. 

"Imaginary Cat" concluded with eight episodes. Yoo Seung Ho currently stars in the SBS legal drama, "Remember," which continues to receive top ratings, approaching 20 percent in nationwide viewership. 

 

"the ability to touch the hearts of viewers, through his realistic tear filled delivery of dramatic scenes" <--- so agree to this statement. I would really wanna know how he can pulled that kind of emotion... till then, nite Yoopies...

 

Image and article source: kdramastars