Steven Yeun Reflects on His ‘Walking Dead’ Demise: ‘I Was Always in Service to This Larger Narrative’

The Walking Dead’s Steven Yeun has spoken about the micro-aggressions he faced as an Asian-American actor at the start of his career.The star, who is set to appear in the hotly-tipped Minari later this year, recalled an uncomfortable experience at his first-ever audition.During an appearance on Variety’s Award Circuit podcast, Yeun shared a story from his first-ever audition, which was for a show called Awesome ‘80s Prom.

Steven Yeun is speaking out about his experience as an Asian American in the entertainment industry.

In Minari, writer/director Lee Isaac Chung and Steven Yeun tell the story of a Korean immigrant family risking everything in pursuit of the American dream. Jacob (Yeun) uproots his family from 1980s Los Angeles, determined to start a farm in Arkansas, while his wife Monica (Yeri Han) grows weary of his optimism in the face of isolation and dwindling funds.

Clayton Davis Steven Yeun sees a void in cinemas and it’s what is defined as “American” or “Asian,” leaving this space he hopes to occupy.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterUPDATED: Broadcast late-night shows will continue as planned amid ongoing rioting in Washington D.C.Individuals with knowledge of the situation have told Variety that “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon,” “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” “Late Night with Seth Meyers,” “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,” and “The Late Late Show with James Corden” will air original episodes on Wednesday night as scheduled.

The Walking Dead, she first confirmed the news on social media in the early hours of Tuesday (January 5) by tweeting: "Thank you to all the A and E staff at the Conquest who helped me tonight. "I'm so grateful for our NHS, to see the red zone first hand and the nurses and doctors being so kind and wonderful to us all was humbling.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterRhys Darby is set for the lead role in the upcoming HBO Max pirate comedy series “Our Flag Means Death,” Variety has learned.The series was originally ordered at the streamer back in September.

The Walking Dead star Samantha Morton was admitted to hospital yesterday (January 4), she has revealed.Morton hasn’t explicitly revealed the reason for her hospitalisation, but shared a series of hashtags that suggest she has tested positive for COVID-19.“Thankyou to all the A and E staff at the Conquest who helped me tonight,” she wrote on Twitter today (January 5).“I’m so grateful for our NHS,to see the red zone first hand and the nurses and doctors being so kind and wonderful to us all was

"The Walking Dead" star Samantha Morton is speaking out with thanks to front-line workers after revealing she was rushed to the hospital late Monday. The 43-year-old actress, who lives in the United Kingdom, thanked National Health Service (NHS) workers in an announcement on Twitter about her hospitalization.

The Walking Dead star Steven Yeun has discussed his controversial exit from the show, four years on.Yeun played Glenn Rhee in the AMC show, and was killed off in the dramatic season seven opener by Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), a controversial move that led many to ditch the long-running show.Speaking to Variety, Yeun has reflected on his time on the show, revealing that he felt “always, kind of, in service to this larger narrative”.“Leaving [the show], if I had any weird feelings about it, was

Five years after his character was written out of "The Walking Dead," actor Steven Yeun is speaking out about his experience on the hit AMC drama.  Fans may remember Yeun for his breakout role as Glenn Rhee in Season 1 of the zombie series.The character was a plucky underdog and pizza delivery guy before becoming a full-on action hero as the apocalypse wore on.

The Walking Dead director Rosemary Rodriguez has teased Rick Grimes’ potential return.Rodriguez, who has worked on the show since season seven, was asked what she was most looking forward to in 2021 on the AMC drama’s Twitter page.

Many tears were shed by viewers of “The Walking Dead” when fan-favourite Glenn (Steven Yeun) met his end a few seasons back, thanks to Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) and his skull-crunching baseball bat, Lucille.

Steven Yeun, the 36-year-old who rose to global recognition on the TV megahit “The Walking Dead,” is comfortable with the juxtaposition to Hollywood’s most famous rebel.When Yeun was talking to director Lee Isaac Chung about starring in “Minari,” the winner of this year’s grand jury and audience prizes at Sundance, Dean’s brooding persona served as a useful template.The men discussed their immigrant fathers and the way they left their homes to travel across the world, lured by the promise of the

James McClain Even as it enters an 11th season, positively geriatric by television standards, AMC’s monster hit “The Walking Dead” continues to be the highest rated scripted show on cable. That success has spawned spinoffs (“Fear the Walking Dead”), merchandise, games, and a library’s worth of fan fiction.