Actress Jeon Mi-seon remembered seven years after her passing
Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- The article marks the seventh anniversary of the passing of actress Jeon Mi-seon, who died on June 29, 2019.
- Jeon Mi-seon was found dead in a hotel room in Jeonju, South Jeolla Province, and had been receiving treatment for depression.
- She had a prolific career, debuting as a child actor in 1986 and appearing in numerous popular dramas and films throughout her life.
Seven years have passed since the beloved actress Jeon Mi-seon left the world, with her passing on June 29, 2019, leaving a void in the Korean entertainment industry.
Jeon Mi-seon was discovered deceased in the bathroom of her hotel room in Jeonju, South Jeolla Province. Reports indicated that the actress had been undergoing treatment for depression prior to her death. Just four days before her passing, she had appeared at a production presentation for the film 'Natsutmalssami' (The King's Letters), presenting a bright and engaged demeanor. She had also confirmed her participation in the drama 'Joseon Rom-com: Green Mothers' Club'.
Beginning her career as a child actor, Jeon Mi-seon made her debut in 1986 with the MBC drama 'Best Theater - Is There a Santa Claus?'. Her extensive filmography includes memorable roles in dramas such as 'Baker King, Kim Tak-gu' (2010), 'Royal Family' (2011), 'Moon Embracing the Sun' (2012), 'Witch's Court' (2017), and 'He Is Psychometric' (2019). Her presence was also felt in critically acclaimed films like 'Christmas in August' (1998), 'Bungee Jumping for Your Love' (2001), 'Memories of Murder' (2003), 'Mother' (2009), 'Hide and Seek' (2013), and 'My Remaining Love' (2017).
Throughout her career, Jeon Mi-seon was recognized for her elegant and refined image, captivating audiences with her performances. Her absence continues to be felt by fans and colleagues alike, who remember her talent and the significant contributions she made to Korean cinema and television.
Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.