Jeon Mi-seon (1970–2019) was an acclaimed South Korean actress whose career spanned over three decades. She debuted as a child actress in 1986, building a versatile artistic career in film, television, and theater. In film, she is remembered for her intense performances in successful movies such as *Memories of Murder* (2003), *Mother* (2009), and *Hide and Seek* (2013), becoming a recurring and respected face in contemporary Korean cinema. On television, she gained widespread popularity with supporting roles in hit K-dramas, including *Moon Embracing the Sun* (2012) and *Love in the Moonlight* (2016), often portraying complex maternal figures. Throughout her career, she received numerous accolades for her acting skills, including awards at the Grand Bell Awards and the Korean Drama Awards, which solidified her status as a highly talented and versatile actress. Her final performance was in the film *The King's Letters* (2019), which was released posthumously.