Youn Yuh-jung Flirts With Brad Pitt After History-Making Oscars Win
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The 73-year-old received Best Supporting Actress for "Minari," in which she played the lovable and foul-mouthed grandmother, Soon-ja.
Youn Yuh-jung continued her breakout success streak with a history-making win at the 2021 Academy Awards Sunday night. Youn received the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for her role as the lovable, foul-mouthed grandmother Soon-ja in “Minari,” which also marks her American film debut. She is the first Korean and second Asian woman to win in this category. The 73-year-old looked charmingly exasperated as she took the stage, and began her speech with a Brad Pitt fangirl moment.
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