Steven Yeun is a well-known actor who has worked with well-known directors like Bong Joon-ho and Jordan Peele, who have all given him high praise for his efforts.

Yeun’s film career keeps getting better, from his time on “The Walking Dead” to his recent part in Jordan Peele’s “Nope,” which got a lot of praise.

This year, Ali Wong and Steven Yeun starred in the Netflix show “Beef,” a black comedy about the lives of Asian Americans and was made by A24.

Yeun loves movies and has said he likes stars and directors from many different times. He says that David Lynch’s “Mulholland Drive,” a complex neo-noir masterpiece, greatly impacted his life and work.

He said the movie was the “nerdiest experience,” and he liked how it played with people’s thoughts and helped him learn more about the medium. Naomi Watts’s first big part had a lasting effect on Yeun because it showed how powerful a role can be.

Lynch’s “Mulholland Drive” is still a very important movie that goes deep into the American mind and is a cinematic landmark. It’s a famous love letter to both Los Angeles and movies, putting fans in a world full of dark mysteries.