Steven Yeun (born December 21, 1983, in Seoul, South Korea) is a Korean-American actor and producer. He studied psychology at Kalamazoo College before pursuing acting, beginning with improv comedy in Chicago and early television roles, gradually building his foundation in performance.
He gained recognition as Glenn in The Walking Dead and earned critical acclaim with Minari, receiving an Academy Award nomination, alongside projects like Burning and Nope. Known for nuanced, emotionally grounded performances, he transitioned from television success into a leading figure in acclaimed cinema.
He has continued with projects like Beef and voice work in Invincible, while producing diverse stories through his company. With sustained acclaim and cultural impact, he remains a key figure shaping modern storytelling and representation in global entertainment.