Aaron Yoo

Last night in Los Angeles, KoreAM magazine celebrated its Unforgettable event that highlights achievement of Korean Americans in the U.S. Hosted by Margaret Cho, various Korean American came through the red carpet to show their pride in being American and in particular Korean. Up and coming actor Aaron Yoo took to the carpet and talked to this blogger about his experiences in Hollywood.Aaron Yoo shows his support for Shia LaBeouf during the "Eagle Eye" premiere in Hollywood. ©Pacific Rim...Read Full Story

Biography of Aaron Yoo ! Movie Details of Aaron Yoo ! Hollywood Star Aaron Yoo ! Movie Review of Aaron Yoo ! Wallpaper of Aaron Yoo Aaron Yoo Born May 12, 1979 (age 31) Occupation Actor Years active 2000–present Personal Life Yoo was born in East Brunswick, New Jersey to Korean parents. He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 2001, where he was a member of Sigma Nu Fraternity. Filmography Year Film 2004 The Franklin Abraham 2005 Things That Go Bump in the Night 2006...Read Full Story

Happy bithday to Aaron Yoo, whose shaggy locks we coveted in 21 and Disturbia! You turned 31 yesterday, but sure don’t look a day over 24. And since I’m making assessments: you also seem like the kind of dude that has a rockin’ record collection, can roll a sweet spliff, always wears a perfectly worn-in tee, and can coax their Hardass Asian Mom to do anything–simply by annoying the shit out of her, then almost suffocating her with an awkward bear hug. Dude, we totally want to party with you...Read Full Story

Aaron Yoo plays Chewie in the latest reincarnation of Friday the 13th. While Jason terrorizes the woods around Crystal Lake, the characters of Chewie and Lawrence, played by Aaron Yoo and Arlen Escarpeta, bring some comic relief to the film as a pair of best friends who never miss an opportunity to keep the party going and the one-liners flowing. "Chewie is the jester of the film," laughs Aaron Yoo. "Someone told me back in the day that in a movie like this, there's something necessary about...Read Full Story

Dry Clean Only, J.P. Chan's 2006 short film, was recently posted online. The short is about a clerk at a dry cleaners visited by a couple with a secret, leaving him with one of his own. It stars Aaron Yoo (Friday the 13th), Debargo Sanyal, and Kavi Ladnier. We remember this short a few year's back on the Asian American Film Festival circuit. Glad to see it online so more people can enjoy it. BTW - J.P. Chan also has a new short out "I Don’t Sleep I Dream," which was recently screen at the...Read Full Story

Ever since we saw his scene-stealing parts in movies like Disturbia, 21 and Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist, we’ve had our eye on Aaron Yoo as one of Hollywood’s up-and-coming actors to watch. And his rep is only getting bigger with his role in the new version of Friday the 13th, which opens today (duh). When he was first cast in the remake of this horror classic, Aaron was supposed to play the stereotypical Asian nerd—until he convinced the producer to switch up the character. “You got...Read Full Story

Pixer Jason Nocito shoots actor Aaron Yoo for Marc Ecko's Complex magazine with Kanye West humping the cover. Mr. Yoo - star of [Disturbia], [21], [Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist], [Bottle Rocket] - opens up to the interviewer about his world travel [Pakistan, Philippines, Thailand, South Korea, Paris, Malaysia] and his latest film [Friday The 13th]. Jason NocitoYou can read the full article and see the fashion pix @ Complex.com. Aaron Yoo is repped by Tony Cloer @ Blue Ridge Entertainment...Read Full Story

Wikizines are interactive magazines that anyone can create or edit - and this one is about Aaron Yoo. Here you can find fresh voices and respond in real time. Some members write articles about recent news and trends related to the wikizine's topic, others recount relevant personal stories or share their favorite pictures and video clips. Got an interesting idea or story to share with other members of this wikizine? Well, then put on your journalist's cap and add your own article!Read Full Story

Friday the 13th DVD is out today. The Killer Cuts version included 9 more minutes of footage. Aaron Yoo is in Friday the 13th too. Check out the interview with Aaron Yoo below. You can buy the DVD here. Aaron Yoo Interview Friday the 13thRead Full Story

Aaron Yoo went back to Philly to inspire young actors during 2009 Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival (PAAFF). Props to him for supporting the film festival, the fans, and staying grounded. Aaron Yoo supporting the 2009 PAAFFRead Full Story