Yoon C. Joyce is an international actor born in Seoul, South Korea and raised in Italy, bringing a distinctive global background to his work. Adopted by an Italian family, he began studying acting at the age of 13, training in Milan, Rome, Los Angeles, and New York — notably under Susan Strasberg, whose mentorship helped shape his craft.

Yoon’s career includes collaborations with some of the world’s most celebrated directors. His notable film credits span “Gangs of New York” and “Kundun” directed by Martin Scorsese, “Nirvana” by Gabriele Salvatores, “Said” by Joseph Lefevre, “The Vatican” by Ridley Scott, and “A Rose Reborn” by Park Chan-wook. On television, he appeared in Stan Lee’s Lucky Man (Sky UK).

He also walked the red carpet at the Venice Film Festival with “The Broken Key.”

Known for his intensity, versatility, and striking on-screen presence, Yoon brings emotional depth and cross-cultural sensitivity to every role he takes on.

Yoon is an actor born in Seoul, South Korea and adopted by an Italian family. He attended Drama Academy since the age of 13 in Milan, Rome, Los Angeles, New York (with Susan Strasberg as his teacher).