Jeon Moo-song

In this Korean name, the family name is Jeon.

Jeon Moo-song (born September 28, 1941) is a South Korean actor. Jeon began his career on stage in the play 'Chunhyangjeon' in 1964 and has since been active in Korean theatre, film and television.^{[1][2][3][4][5]} In 1977, he performed as the title character in Crown Prince Hamyeol (an adaptation of Hamlet) at La MaMa in New York City, which marked the first time a Korean theatre troupe had traveled outside Korea.^[6][7] Jeon also won two trophies from the Grand Bell Awards for his portrayal of an eccentric monk in Im Kwon-taek's 1981 film Mandala.^[8][9]

Jeon Moo-song
Born	(1941-09-28) September 28, 1941 (age 82) Nae-dong, Incheon, South Korea
Other names	Chon Moo-song
Alma mater	Drama Center Theater Academy
Occupation	Actor
Years active	1964-present
Spouse	Lee Ki-soon
Children	Jeon Hyun-ah (daughter) Jeon Jin-woo (son)
Relatives	Kim Jin-man (son in law) Kim Tae-yoon (grandson) Kim Mi-rim (daughter in law)
Korean name
Hangul	전무송
Hanja	全茂松
Revised Romanization	Jeon Mu-song
McCune–Reischauer	Chŏn Musong

Early life and education

Jeon was born on September 28, 1941, in Nae-dong, Dong Incheon-dong, Jung-gu, Incheon as the eldest of three sons and four daughters who grew up in a poor fisherman family.^[10][11][12] His father is from Haeju, Kōkai-dō (Hwanghae Province), Korea, Empire of Japan, and his mother is from Seosan, Chungcheongnam-do.^[13] Jeon frequently visited his mother's family in Seosan, during his childhood vacations. His maternal uncle, a farmer, had a knack for storytelling and would captivate Jeon with his one-man performances, leaving a lasting impression on him.^[14] Despite difficult circumstances, with the full support of his uncle and aunt, he was the only one of his siblings who attended kindergarten.^[10]

When he was in the second year of elementary school, his family fled when the Korean War broke out, and they sent him to a nearby school despite the hard life of the evacuation. His family returned to Incheon at the end of the war. Around this time, Jeon Moo-song started playing baseball at the recommendation of a friend who had returned from Japan. He hoped to become a baseball player.^[11][15]

In the 1950s, Jeon attended Incheon Middle School, a prestigious school at the time. His father was so pleased with his admission that he threw a drinking party for the locals. He was planning to continue his baseball team activities in middle school. However, Incheon Middle School had no baseball team. He led the creation of a baseball club, but the dream was abandoned when the baseball club was disbanded against the principal's objection that the students wanted to focus on their studies.^[10]

Afterwards, Jeon Moo-song pondered over his career path. Her biggest concern was 'Is it right to go to college in a difficult family situation?' as he had six younger siblings. Fortunately, his principal, Gil Young-hee, encouraged him to pursue a career in industry. This led Jeon to enroll in Incheon Technical High School (now Incheon Mechanical Engineering High School), majoring in mechanical engineering.^[10] His decision did not sit well with his father, who scolded him for three days straight.^[16]

Prior to enrolling in Technical High School, he landed a job at Aegwan Theater thanks to a friend who designed the signboard there. As beginner, He was tasked with whitewashing the signboard. He eventually quit after starting high school. However, he couldn't resist sneaking away to the Sinpo-dong theater district with his school bag, donning plain clothes. It was at Aegwan Theater where he watched movies such as "Break Through the Wall" and "Long Live Freedom", as well as various performances by the likes of Yeoseong Gukgeuk Company, Lim Chun-Aeng Gukgeuk, and "Princess Nangrang and Prince Hodong". He distinctly recalls watching "Blue Bird".^[17] It was there that he found his passion for acting after being captivated by performances of "Stagecoach" and "Samson and Delilah".^[15]

During his time at high school, Jeon also played clarinet in the high school band.^[15]

After graduating, he applied for the Department of Theater and Film at Hanyang University and was accepted. However, the high cost of tuition proved to be a major obstacle, and Jeon became devastated. He ingested what he believed to be rat poison, but it turned out to be something else entirely. When he woke up the next morning, feeling surprisingly better, he wondered why he had even considered taking his own life.^[14]

He was able to receive practical hands-on training at the Incheon Mechanical Workshop under the Incheon Railroad Administration. Jeon, who had a good job evaluation, was hired as an apprentice after training. His first job was to cut bolts and nuts to specifications. He repeated the work of placing a lump of metal on a machine that was constantly spinning with a loud noise. Beneath the machine, heaps of iron powder were rusting red. As he gazed at it, he suddenly felt that the iron powder looked like his own image.^[10][16][18]

“I stare at the iron powder piled up on the floor, and it seems like I am rusting. The falling iron powder felt like pieces of my body. All over my head, 'What am I doing here? Was this really what I wanted to do?' It was difficult to endure the situation, and in the end, I immediately left the company saying, 'I have to do what I want to do.'”^[10]

One day, he was introduced to the head of the Seoul Shinmun Incheon branch, who offered him a job as a collection employee. The job involved managing the distribution of newspapers from Seoul to local delivery students, a task that proved to be quite challenging. He spent his days going door-to-door trying to convince people to subscribe to the newspaper.^[18]

Due to the nature of his work, he had a lot of free time, which he spent watching movies. Initially, it was intended to kill time, but after watching movies of various genres, a longing to become a 'movie actor' welled up within him. Jeon looked through magazines at a bookstore to find out about the scouting process for actors and sat for hours at a coffee shop in Chungmuro, where many movie stars come and go. Around this time, his friends who were studying acting and directing at Seorabeol Arts College (predecessor of Chung-Ang University College of Arts) said, “You are so handsome. Why don’t you try acting?” Interestingly, this suggestion came after he had spent over a year working at the newspaper.^[10][14][18] He was flattered by the compliments, so they gathered at a bakery and planned a play. He was ready to go home when the bakery owner stopped him and demanded payment. While he was being detained, his friends took off. He didn't have any cash so he had to give the bakery owner the watch he had received as a gift for his high school graduation.^[10]

Jeon went to the branch manager of the newspaper while pondering the cost of retrieving his watch. After confessing his situation and requesting an advance payment, the branch manager surprised him by asking, “Do you want to see a play?” The manager then handed him two tickets for the play “Hamlet (Hamlet, Seoul Drama Center opening performance, 1962)” along with an advance payment.^[10][11] It turned out that the branch manager's daughter worked as a receptionist at the Namsan Drama Center.^[14]

Despite the long journey from Incheon to the theater, Jeon went to see the play. The performance directed by Yoo Chi-jin was absolutely captivating, and he was spellbound by the acting of the cast, which included Kim Dong-won as Hamlet, Jang Min-ho as the king, and Hwang Jeong-soon as the queen. The memory of that performance remains vivid in his mind. Since there was one ticket left for the next day, he made another long journey to see the play once more. It was then that he noticed an announcement of student recruitment for the theater academy affiliated with the drama center on the back page of the theater program. He knew that he had found his true calling in life.^[18]

For his entrance audition at the Drama Center, he was tasked with expressing the scene of breaking a jar of honey from a shelf. Fortunately, he passed the practical test and was admitted to the Namsan Drama Center Actor Academy, which was founded by Dongrang Yoo Chi-jin [ko] (1905-1974)^{[note 1]} and is now known as the Department of Theater and Film of Seoul Institute of the Arts.^[14] Jeon was a part of the academy's first class in 1962, along with classmates such as Shin Goo, Lee Ho-jae, Min Ji-hwan, Kim Ki-soo, Ban Hyo-jeong (who did not graduate), and playwright Yoon Dae-seong.^[20]

In 2022 Jeon took part in documentary I Love What I See is documentary film about the story of Aegwan Theater, Korea's first theater founded by Koreans in 1895.^[21]

Career

Dongrang Yoo Chi-jin [ko] recognized Jeon's talent and gave him the opportunity to play the role of Lee Mong-ryeong in the 1963 graduate performance of "Chunhyangjeon". The following year, Jeon played the lead character in "Prince of Horses", a play that commemorated the founding of the Drama Center theater company.^[16][18]

After completing his studies in 1964, Jeon joined the Dong-rang Repertory Theater.^[22] In 1970, he returned to the company after completing three years of military service. However, he struggled with the role of Stanley in Harold Pinter's "Birthday Party", which was completely different from the historical or realism dramas he was used to perform. He was ultimately replaced by Shin Goo, and this decision left him feeling angry and frustrated. He ended up drinking heavily and protested against the director Yoo Deok-hyung, causing a commotion that shook the entire troupe.^[16][18] The day after the incident, Jeon received a call from Dongrang. At the time, Jeon feared that he would be kicked out of the theater company. However, to his surprise, Dongrang offered him a cigarette. Though Jeon declined several times, Dongrang insisted, saying "You drink well and smoke well. Smoke it!" and even lit it for him.^[23]

During their conversation, Dongrang told Jeon this: "You have one great weapon that other actors do not have, and that is compassion. When you stand on stage, you make the audience feel compassion,' he said. 'I was thinking of you like that, but would it be okay if you acted like that? Be human first. That way, you will become a great actor." This conversation had a profound impact on Jeon, and he began to improve his attitude from that day forward.^[23]

Jeon was stayed at the trope for five more years. In 1975, Jeon with his fellow actor Lee Ho-jae and playwright Oh Taeseok joined National Theater Company of Korea (NTCK). He played various characters as an actor of the National Theater Company.

In 1977, Jeon joined The Dongnang Repertory World Tour. The troupe performed as part of the World Theater Month commemorative event, sponsored by the USA headquarters of the International Association of Dramatic Arts, in New York, US from March 15. Following this event, the troupe toured various cities in the US, including Dallas, Minneapolis, Los Angeles, and Hawaii, as well as Lane in France, Paris, and the Netherlands, to showcase their level of theater to audiences worldwide.^[24]

The repertoire of the world tour included "Tae" and "Prince Ha Myeol", an adaptation by Ahn Min-soo from Shakespeare's Hamlet. "Tae", which was announced in the spring and fall of 1974 and the fall of 1975, portrays the history of the early Yi Dynasty surrounding the usurpation of the throne and the tragedy of Saksin. Before their departure, the troupe presented one of their tour works, "Tae", written by Tae-seok Oh and directed by Ahn Min-soo, from February 22 to 24 at the annex of the Seoul Civic Center. This event was sponsored by JoongAng Ilbo and Dongyang Broadcasting.^[22][25]

In 1981, Jeon became widely known to the general public by playing the role of a monk with Ahn Seong-ki in director Im Kwon-taek's film 'Mandala'. “When I filmed with director Lim, he showed respect to the extras and supporting actors. I felt a sense of respect as a human being. If Yoo Chi-jin, Hae-rang Lee, and Young-woong Lim paved the way for me in theater, director Lim is like that in film.”^[16]

He became popular with Sanwoolim's 'Waiting for Godot'.

After gaining popularity with 'Mandala', offers to appear on the night stage followed. They said that they would pay a lot of money if they appeared in monk clothes and sang. The arrangers said that locusts are in season, so grab your share when they are popular. Then he replied: “I am not a locust, I am Jeon Mu-song.”^[16] Since then, he has appeared frequently on TV screens, especially through 'TV Literature' and showed off his outstanding acting skills. Even so, he always kept the theater stage.^[16]

In 1983, Jeon founded his own theater company, Jihyeon, and a year later, in 1984, he became a member of the theater company Sanwoolim. In 1992, he founded the Theater Development Research Association and became its representative. Two years later, in 1994, he were invited to participate in the World Youth Theater Festival in Okinawa, Japan.^[22]

In 1995, Jeon was part of the Housekeeping Coordinator. It is clear from their varied experiences that they have had a long and successful career in theater, participating in different productions and theater companies, touring internationally, and even founding their own theater company and research association.^[22]

Jeon is also the subject of an internet meme titled "High Expectations Asian Father" wherein his image, taken from his cameo in the film Epitaph, is paired with an exaggerated quote usually associated with the stereotypical image of an Asian parent trying to set a high standard for their children.^[26]

Since 2006, he has been active as an artistic director of the Gyeonggi Provincial Theater Company. In this literary concert, he narrates Kim Dong-in's potato, Hyun Jin-geon's lucky day, and Love Letter with Superintendent B.

The play 'Life Delivery', which commemorates the 58th anniversary of actor Jeon Moo-song (79)'s debut and the 80th birthday, will premiere from February 4 to 7 at the Palgong Hall of Daegu Culture and Arts Centre. Co-hosted by Daegu Culture and Arts Centre and Theatre Company Haru, this is a work that depicts the story of a former vice principal and a barber who lives as a silver courier after leaving office. Jeon Moo-song, Kang In-deok plays the role of Lee Jin-beop, the former vice principal, and Choi Jong-won plays the role of Jang Ga-wi, the barber. Kim Gun-pyo is a professor of theatre and film at Daekyung University.^[27]

Personal life

Jeon Moo-song tied the knot with Lee Ki-soon in 1970, who happened to be a friend of his younger sister. The couple welcomed two children into their family - a daughter named Jeon Hyeon-ah and a son named Jeon Jin-woo. Unfortunately, due to financial constraints, when their daughter Hyeon-ah was born, she had to be taken care of by Lee's family. At the time, Jeon's wife did many odd jobs. She would take goods from weaving factory, wear them on her head, and sell them at a wholesale store in Namdaemun Market. Despite the challenges they faced, their daughter Hyeon-ah went on to become a successful playwright also actress and is now married Kim Jin-man who pursued a career as a theater director. Additionally, Jeon's son Jin-woo also became an actor and is now married to actress Kim Mi-rim.^[14]

Filmography

Film

Year	Title	Role
1978	Acting Class
1981	Mandala	Ji-san
1982	Abengo Airborne Corps	Operations staff
	Woman of Fire '82
	The Chrysanthemum and the Clown
1983	Women Don't Fear the Night
1984	The Woman Who Shot the Man	Jung In-ho
	To My Children with Love
	The Fire of Tandra	Lawyer Moon
	You Can't Stop a Flowing River
1985	Adultery Tree
	Deer Hunting
	Graduation Journey
1986	Gilsoddeum
	Hwang Jin-ie
	Seoul Is Cloudy with Rain Showers
1987	Our Joyful Young Days
	Prince Yeonsan
	Gorgeous Transformation
	Son of Wind
	Hello, God
1988	Adada	Father
	The Chameleon's Poem	Poet Cheon
	Wasteland
	The Isle of Shiro	Min-woo
1989	Come Come Come Upward	Monk
	Seoul Rainbow	Artist Na
	Gagman	Director
	Country of Fire	Company president Shin
1990	Moonlight Over University Town	Heo Byung-soo
	My Love, My Bride	Editor-in-chief
1991	Stairways of Heaven	Jung Gi-seob
	Beyond the Mountain	Mu-bul
	Silver Stallion	Hwang Hun-jang
	For Agnes	Father Kim
	Mary Jane
	Fire and Blood	Jung Sa-yong
1992	Bihwang	Juk-san
	Twenty Seven Roses	Kyung-ja's father
	Easy Virtue
1993	In Your Name When the Morning Comes	Jang-gil
	A Honeymoon Trip
1994	In a Handful of Time	Professor Lee
	Young Lover	Professor Oh
1995	Mugoonghwa - Korean National Flower	Kim Hyung-jin
	48 + 1	Hong-seok
	Rehearsal
1996	Love Story	Man at furniture store
	Albatross	Soryeong
	Crocodile	Grandfather
1997	D-Day
	Robinson Crusoe '97 (re-released in 2013 as Kid Cast Away 2013)	Old man
1998	Blues	Sergeant Go
	Sung-chul
1999	White Valentine	Kim Jeong-min's grandfather
	The Harmonium in My Memory	Principal Hwang
	Cinematographer Jung Il-sung: 색과 빛으로 조율하는 아픔!	Documentary interviewer
2001	Turtle Hero	Dragon King
2002	Yesterday	Priest
	Dig or Die	Jin-hee
2003	Garden of Heaven	Choi Moon-do
	A Little Monk	Woodcutter
2007	Epitaph	Professor Park Jung-nam (cameo)
	M	Bartender
2008	Little Prince	Hee-soo's father
	Eye for an Eye	Ahn Hyeok-tae (cameo)
2009	My Father^[28]	Father
2010	Hear the Song of the Woods^[29]
2011	Beautiful Legacy	Dr. Lee Myeong-sik
2012	Snow Is on the Sea	Dr. Jo
2014	100 Great Years of Korean Cinema	Documentary commentary
	My Love, My Bride	Pan Hae-il
2016	The Bacchus Lady	Jae-woo
	Curtain Call	Jang Jin-tae
2017	The Bros	Choon-bae (special appearance)
2022	Life Is Beautiful	^[30]
2024	Dead Man

Television series

Year	Title	Role	Notes
1981	First Republic	Yi Kwang-su
1983	The Foundation	Yi Saek
1984	500 Years of Joseon: The Ume Tree in the Midst of the Snow	Han Hwak
1986	Wonhyo Daesa	Wonhyo
1987	Eldest Sister-in-law
1989	Wangrung's Kin	Hwang Il-cheon
1990	Freezing Point
	안개를 찾아서
	지구인
1992	The Beginning of a New Day
1994	Police	Oh Hye-seong
	Adam's City
1995	Your Voice	Jung-hoon
1996	Colors		(episode 3: "The Reason Gray Is Beautiful")
	Reporting for Duty	General Cha Hyung-oh, 6th Infantry Division
	Im Kkeok-jeong	Seo Rim
1998	Until the Azalea Blooms
	The King and the Queen	King Munjong
1999	Queen	Jang-mi's father
	Kuk-hee	Jang Tae-hwa
2000	Look Back in Anger	Chief of police
	Emperor Wang Gun	Choi Seung-woo
2002	Zoo People	Go Dae-sik
	Rustic Period	Governor-general Saito
2003	Age of Warriors	Dudueul
	A River Flows in Everyone's Mind	Gyeong-jae	^[31]
2004	People of the Water Flower Village	Yoo Joon-tae
2007	Several Questions That Make Us Happy
2008	Bichunmoo		(voice)
2009	Empress Cheonchu	Lee Ji-baek
	Two Wives	Yoon Jang-soo
	The Queen Returns	Chairman Kang
2010	Quiz of God 2		(guest)
	First Marriage	Elder Hwang
2011	Umjine	Jinsa Kim
	Brain	Kim Shin-woo	(guest)
	Insu, The Queen Mother	King Sejong
2012	The King of Dramas	Watanabe
2013	A Tale of Two Sisters	Han Ki-seok
2019	Birthday Letter	old Kim Moo-gil
2020	Money Game	Elder Kwak
	Nobody Knows	Kwon Jae-chun
	The King: Eternal Monarch	Lee Jong-in / Prince Buyeong
2022	Tomorrow	Lee Young-cheon	Cameo^[32]
	If You Wish Upon Me	Mr. Byun	^[33]

Variety show

Year	Title	Notes
1997–1998	Saturday Mystery Theatre	Host
2011–present	The Clinic for Married Couples: Love and War - Season 2	Chief judge
2013	Onya Onya (Yes Yes)^[34]	Cast member

Theater

As member of Dongnang Repertoire Theater Company

Theater performances as member of Dongnang Repertoire Theater Company

Year	Title		Role	Theater	Date	Note(s)
	English	Korean
1964	Tale of Chunhyang	춘향전	Lee Mongryong	Namsan Drama Center	April 7 to 12	^[35]
	Othello	오셀로	James		—
	Prince of Magic/The Demon Prince	마의태자	Pil Seon		September 23 to 28
1965	Shame	수치		Namsan Drama Center	April 1 to 4
	Pungwoon Anagyu	풍운아나운규			June 3 to 7
	Daechunhyangjeon	대춘향전			December 10 to 12
1966	Smoking a cigarette	담배내기		Namsan Drama Center	February 2 to 4
	Shame	수치			March 9–12
1967	Sanha-dashi Purojiri	산하는다시푸르러지리		Namsan Drama Center	February 1 to 4	^[36]
					February 6 to March 1
1970	The Birthday Party	생일파티	Stanley Webber	Namsan Drama Center	October 5–20
1971	Surplus or not	잉여부부		Namsan Drama Center	October 1–10	^[37]^[38]
1972	Sootduki Play adaptation of Scapin the Schemer	쇠뚝이놀이-스카펭의간계	Scapin	National Theater	April 17–21	^[37]
	Romeo and Juliet	로미오와 줄리엣		Namsan Drama Center	1972.9.30–10.9
1973	Grass Tomb (Chobun)	초분	ensemble casts	Namsan Drama Center	1973.4.4-4.15
	King Lear	리어왕	King Lear		1973.11.1–11.18
1974	The Birthday Party	생일파티	Stanley Webber	Myongdong Arts Theater	April 18 to 22
	Tae (Lifecord)	태	King Sejo		April 18 to 22
				Namsan Drama Center	May 17 to June 30
	Succession a.k.a Mass Game	출세기 (일명 "매스·게임")			1974.10.20–11.6
1975	Grass Tomb (Chobun)	초분	ensemble	Namsan Drama Center	April 13 to 26
					May 8 to 9	^[39]
	Prince of Magic/The Demon Prince	마의태자	Pil Seon	Myeongdong Arts Theater	July 3 to 7
				Busan Civic Center	August 16 to 17
	Barefoot in the Park	맨발로공원을	Paul Bratter	Namsan Drama Center	October 9 to 20
	Tae (Lifecord)	태	King Sejo		November 8 to 16
1976	Succession a.k.a Mass Game	출세기 (일명 "매스·게임")		Namsan Art Center	June 6 to 16

As part of Dongnang Repertoire World Tour

Theater performances as part of Dongrang Repertoire World Tour

Year	Title		Role	Theater	Date	Ref.
	English	Korean
1977	Dongnang Repertory Theater Company's World Tour Return Commemorative Performance — Lifecord	동랑레퍼터리극단 해외순회기념공연: 태	Shin Suk-ju	Civic Hall Annex building	February 22–24	^[40]
	Dongnang Repertory Theater Company's World Tour Return Commemorative Performance — Prince Ha-myeol (Hamlet)	동랑레퍼터리극단 해외순회기념공연: 하멸태자	Crown Prince Hamyeol	tour of 16 cities in 3 countries in the United States, France and the Netherlands	March 9–May 30	^[6]^[7]
	ITI US Headquarters' World Theater Day invitation performance— Prince Ha-myeol (Hamlet)	하멸태자	Crown Prince Hamyeol	ITI US Headquarters Civic Center Annex	June 15–June 20	^[41]

As member of NTOK

Theater play performances as member National Theatre Company of Korea^[42]

Year	Title		Role	Theater	Date	Note
	English	Korean
1975	Jingbirok	징비록	Ancestor	National Theater Grand Theater	March 1 to 9	^[43]
	The Myth of Gorangpo	고랑포의 신화	Dumasusa		June 24 to 29	^[44]
	Wild Field	광야	Seo Kwang-soo		August 6 to 11	^[45]
	Wilhelm Tell	빌헬름 텔	Ludenz		November 27 to December 1	^[46]
1976	Roar	함성	Lim Byung-chan	National Theater Grand Theatre	Feb 27 to Mar 2
	Sontag Hotel	손탁호텔	Lim Cheol-gyu		June 10 to 13
	Night of January 16th	1월 16일 밤에 생긴 일	juror	National Theater Small Theatre	August 27 to 30
	Peer Gynt	페르귄트	Peer Gynt	National Theater Grand Theatre	September 24 to 28
	A Graveyard Looking Northward	북향묘	Lee Seong-gye		November 25 to 29
1977	Chorip-dong (Boy with a Straw Hat)	초립동	General Gyebaek	National Theater Grand Theatre	March 2 to 6
	Faust	파우스트	Wagner		June 29 to July 3
	The Late Christoper Bean	크리스토퍼의 죽음	Haget	National Theater Small Theatre	September 15 to 19
1978	Forest of Massacre	학살의 숲	Ha Myung-ho	National Theater Grand Theatre	November 24 to 28
	Emile Bell	에밀레종	Il-jeon		March 1 to 5
	Look Homeward, Angel: a Story of the buried life	천사여 고향을 보라	Ben	National Theater Small Theatre	April 19 to 28
	Heihe	흑하	Choi Jin-dong	National Theater Grand Theatre	June 21 to 24
	Look Homeward, Angel: Story of the buried life	천사여 고향을 보라	Ben	National Theater Small Theatre	June 30 to July 3
	Splash	물보라	Shin Ki-ri		September 15 to 24	ship owner
					November 8 to 12
1979	Guest House	객사	Daedal	National Theater Grand Theatre	February 28 to March 4
	Dom Juan	동쥐앙	Snagarelle	National Theater Small Theatre	April 19 to 26	^[47]
	Becket	베케트	Becket	National Theater Grand Theatre	June 26 to July 2
	Munyeodo (The Portrait of Shaman)	무녀도	villain	National Theater Small Theatre	September 4 to 13
	Sachugi	사추기	Kim Sam-mak		December 12 to 18
1990	Namhansanseong Fortress - The National Tragedy of the Manchu War	남한산성 - 병자호란의 민족적비극	마부대	National Theater Grand Theater	October 21	^[48]^[49]

Theater play with Sanwoollim Small Theater

Theater play performances with Sanwoollim Small Theater^[50]

Year	Title		Role	Theater	Date	Ref.
	English	Korean
1982	Jurassic People	쥬라기(紀)의 사람들	People	Arts Center Grand Theater in Daehak-ro, Seoul	Oct 7–12	^[51]
1982	Crime and Punishment	죄와 벌	Raskolnikov	Soongeui Music Hall, Seoul	Dec 13–21	^[52]
1984	Chunhyangjeon	춘향전	Byeon Hak-do	Namsan Arts Center Drama Center	October 29 to November 4	^[53]
1988	Death of a Salesman	세일즈맨의 죽음	Willy Loman
1990	Death of a Salesman	세일즈맨의 죽음	Willy Loman	Gumi Culture & Arts Center Grand Performance Hall	February 16 to 17	^[54]
1993	Pollack Head	북어대가리	Warehouse keeper Jaang	Seongjwa Small Theater	March 11 to 28	^[55]^[56]
1994	Waiting for Godot	고도를 기다리며	Vladimir	Sanullim Small Theater		^[57]
	Stalin		Stalin	Gangnam	June	^[58]
	Pupa	번데기	Shim Jae-ho	Culture and Art Hall Grand Theater	December 21 to 27	^[59]
1997	Civic Theater - 1st Special Feature Approach to Civic Theater, 2nd Special Feature Theater Father, 3rd Special Feature Seoul Metropolitan Theater Foundation	시민연극 - 제1특집 시민연극에로의 접근, 제2특집 연극 아버지, 제3특집 서울시립극단 창단	Han Jeong-soo, father	Sejong Center for the Performing Arts	July 5 to 27	^[60]
	Hamlet	햄릿	Claudius	National Theater of Korea Grand Theater	April 14 to 20	^[61]
1998	A Thousand Years of Death	천년의 수인(囚人)	non-converted long-term jockey	Dongsoong Art Center Dongsoong Hall	May 8 to June 14	^[62]^[63]
	Citizen's Play - Special Feature Korean Ahn Jung-geun	시민연극 - 특집·대한국인 안중근	Ahn Byung p-chan	Sejong Center for the Performing Arts	October 30 to November 4	^[64]
	Out of the century 2	출세기2	Jeon Moo-sung	Daehangno Culture & Art Center Grand Theater	December 12 to 20	^[65]
1999	Tsuka Kouhei special performance <The Hot Sea ~ A Detective from Tokyo>	쯔카 코우헤이 특별공연 <뜨거운 바다~동경에서 온 형사>	Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency former chief detective	Culture and Art Hall Grand Theater	April 16 to 27	^[66]
	Mr. Toetja and the Giant	툇자 아저씨와 거목		Grand Theater of Literary Society	July 14	^[67]
2002	A Streetcar Named Desire	욕망이라는 이름의 전차	Friendship Appearance	Cultural Arts Promotion Agency Arts Theater Grand Theater	July 6 to 17	^[68]
	Cafe Blue Moon	까페 블루문	Middle-aged director	Cultural Arts Promotion Agency Arts Theater Blue Small Theater	December 17–29	^[69]
2004	Cafe Shinpa	카페신파	Park Young-guk	Sanwoolim Small Theater	10.26~11.28	^[70]^[71]
2005	A Story of Two Knights and the World of Knight Errantry	세상을 편력하는 두 기사 이야기	Knight 2	Arko Arts Theater Small Theater	March 24–April 10	^[72]
	Death of a Salesman	세일즈맨의 죽음	Willy Loman	Arko Arts Theater Small Theater	March 21–June 1	^[73]
	Splash	물보라		National Theater of Korea Daloreum Theater	June 9 to 19	^[74]
2006	Considerable Family	상당한 가족	Han Jo-seop	Ladder Art Center Samo Theater	17 March	^[75]
	Ghost	유령	Pastor Manders	Sanullim Small Theater	May 9 to July 2	^[76]
2007	I'm sorry for dreaming	꿈 꿔서 미안해	Dokgo	Sanullim Small Theater	October 24 to November 25	^[77]
	Dragon and Tiger Sangbak	용호상박	Ji Pal-yeong	Namsan Arts Center Drama Center	February 17 to 25	^[78]
	Death of a Salesman	세일즈맨의 죽음	Willy Loman	Gyeonggi Culture Center	December 28 to 31	^[79]
2008				Nowon Culture and Arts Center	June 18–19	^[80]^[81]
				Gyeonggi Ansan Arts Center	July 5	^[82]
				Uijeongbu Arts Center	July 13	^[83]
2009	Happy Jinsa Maeng's House	맹진사댁 경사	Kim Myeong-jeong	Myeongdong Arts Theater in Jung-gu, Seoul	June 5 to 21	^[84]
2010	Even If They Betray You	그대를 속일지라도	Jang Chang-seon	Arko Arts Theater Grand Theater	June 18–27	^[85]
2011	2011 Seoul Theater Festival Invitational Performance: Gaze - The night I moved in, I first heard a man's voice	(2011) 서울연극제 기획초청공연: 응시 - 이사 온 날 밤, 처음 남자의 음성을 들었습니다	Jun-tae	Daehakro Arts Theater Grand Theater	05.12–05.15	^[86]
	Death of a Salesman	세일즈맨의 죽음	Willy Loman	Biseul Hall, Daegu Culture and Arts Center	October 26 to December 9	^[87]
2012	Father	아버지	Willy Loman	Cinema Center Sky Yeon Theater	April 6–7	^[88]
				Dongsoong Art Center Dongsoong Hall	April 13–29
	Taehwa River	태화강		Taehwagang Grand Park outdoor performance hall	July 13–14	^[89]
	Father	아버지	Willy Loman	Lee Haerang Art Theater	September 7–30	^[90]
	Treasure	보물	Wang Myeong-seong	Seoul Arts Center Jayu Theater	November 8	^[91]
2013	Father	아버지	Willy Loman	GS Caltex Yeulmaru	February
				Icheon Art Hall	March	^[92]
				Busan Cinema Center Sky Yeon Theater	April	^[93]
				Mapo Art Center Art Hall MAC	May 3–19	^[94]
				Wonju Baegun Art Hall	May 25–26	^[95]
				Hanam Culture and Arts Center Grand Theater (Geomdan Hall)	June 15	^[96]
				Hongju Cultural Center Grand Theater	November 23–24	^[97]
				Sejong Gugakdang in Yeoju	December 1	^[98]
2014	Please Look After Mom	엄마를 부탁해	Father	Seoul Arts Center CJ Towol Theater	June 7–29	^[99]
				Gimhae Culture Center Maru Hall	July 5–6	^[100]
	Educating Rita	리타 길들이기	Frank	Vivaldi Park Hall, Building 1, Daemyung Cultural Factory, DCF, Daehak-ro, Seoul	Stepped Down due to health reason.^[101]	^[102]
	Father	아버지	Willy Loman	Gyeongsan Civic Center Grand Hall Daegu	Sep 20	^[103]
				Grand Theater of the Geoje Culture and Arts Center	Sep 27	^[104]
				Buk-gu Culture and Arts Center Ulsan	Oct 11	^[105]
				Jeju Culture and Arts Center	Oct 24–25	^[106]
2015	Father	아버지	Willy Loman	Dongyang Arts Theater 2 (formerly Art Center K Samo Theater)	March 1–29	^[107]
				Oriental Arts Theatre 2 (University-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul)	May 1–June 27	^[108]
	Han River Flows	한강은 흐른다	Ensemble	Namsan Arts Center Drama Center	06.18–06.28	^[109]
2016	Theatrepolis Odyssey	연극폴리스 오딧세이		Dongsoong Art Center Small Theater	April 8–17	^[110]
	Hamlet	햄릿	Ghost	National Theater Haeoreum Theater	July 12–August 7	^[111]
2018	Death of a Salesman	세일즈맨의 죽음	Willy Loman	Daehakro Arts Theater Grand Theater	Aug 17-26	^[112]
2019	Death of a Salesman	세일즈맨의 죽음	Willy Loman	Nowon Culture and Arts Center Grand Theater	February 23	^[113]
2021	Considerable Family	상당한가족	Han Jo-seop	Gimcheon Municipal Cultural Center	August 11	^[114]
2022	Hamlet	햄릿	Ghost	National Theater Haeoreum Theater	July 13–August 13	^[115]^[116]

Awards and nominations

Awards and nominations received by Jeon Moo-song

Year	Award	Category	Nominated work	Result	Ref.
1977	New York Obie Awards for	Best Actor	Prince Ha-myeol	Nominated	^[11]
1978	1st Theater Critics Awards	Best Actor	Splash	Won	^[117]
1980	Theater and Film Arts Awards, hosted by the Hankook Ilbo	Acting Award in the Theater	Jeon Moo-song	Won	^[118]
1981	20th Grand Bell Awards	Best New Actor	Mandala	Won	^[117]
		Best Supporting Actor		Won
1981	2nd Korean Association of Film Critics Awards	Best Actor		Won	^[119]
1982	Korea Theatre Festival	Best Actor	People of the Jurassic	Won	^[120]
1986	22nd Baeksang Arts Awards	Best Theater Actor	Waiting for Godot	Won
1989	Best Korean Theater Arts Award	Best Play Award	Jeon Moo-song	Won	^[117]
2001	3rd KBS Correct Language Award			Won
2003	Seoul Institute of the Arts Alumni Association	Light of Life Award		Won	^[121]^[122]
2005	15th Lee Hae-rang Prize for Theater	—	—	Won	^[123]^[124]
2006	42nd Dong-A Theatre Awards	Best Actor	Dragon and Tiger Sangbak	Won	^[119]
2017	5th Social Contribution of the Year award from the Korea Family Keeper, an organization commemorating International Women's Day	Social Contribution of the Year award	Jeon Moo-song	Won
2017	4th Wildflower Film Awards	Appreciation Award	Curtain Call	Won	^[125]
2018	8th Beautiful Artist Award	Actor Award Theater	Jeon Moo-song	Won	^[126]
2020	65th Korean Academy of Arts Awards	Theater Award		Won	^[127]

Notes

1. Seoul Institute of the Arts was established by Dongnang Arts Foundation. Dongnang Arts Foundation has its roots in the Korean Theater Research Institute founded by a scholar "Dongnang" Yoo Chi-jin in 1958. In 1958, Yoo Chi-jin founded the Korean Theater Research Institute. Dongnang also built the affiliated Drama Center (Namsan Arts Center) and Theater Library in 1962. In the same year, he also started the Korean Theater Academy, which has become what is today Department of Theater and Film of Seoul Institute of the Arts.^[19]

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99. "손숙·전무송 연극 '엄마를 부탁해', 22일 티켓 오픈" [Son Sook and Jeon Moo-song's play 'Take Care of Mom', tickets open on the 22nd]. 스포츠동아 (in Korean). 2014-04-21. Retrieved 2023-07-25.
100. "김해에서도 부디 '엄마를 부탁해'" [Please also in Gimhae 'Favour mom']. 김해뉴스 (in Korean). 2014-06-25. Retrieved 2023-07-25.
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103. ""아버지도 평범한 인간이다" 내일 경산서 연극 '아버지'" ["Father is also an ordinary human being." Tomorrow's Gyeongsanseo play 'Father']. 대구일보 (in Korean). 2014-09-19. Retrieved 2023-07-25.
104. "9월, 거제문화예술회관 공연·전시 '풍성'" [In September, Geoje Culture and Arts Centre performance and exhibition 'Pungseong']. Gyeongnam Ilbo (in Korean). 2014-09-19. Retrieved 2023-07-25.
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108. "[SN연극] 당신이 보고싶습니다 [연극 아버지]" [[SN Theatre] I miss you [Theatre Father]]. 시선뉴스 (in Korean). 2015-06-17. Retrieved 2023-07-25.
109. "'한강이 흐른다', '문제적 인간 연산' 연이어 무대에 올라" ['The Han River flows', 'Problem Human Computation' takes the stage one after another]. Kukmin Ilbo (in Korean). 2015-06-16. Retrieved 2023-07-25.
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External links

• Jeon Moo-song at HanCinema  
• Jeon Mu-song at IMDb
• Chon Moo-song at the Korean Movie Database