Moon Geun-young, a renowned South Korean actress, commercial film star, and model, fondly referred to as the "Korean nation's little sister", initiated her modeling career at a remarkably young age of twelve. This auspicious beginning paved the way for her appearance in the documentary film "On the Way" in the year 1999, marking a significant milestone in her burgeoning career. The following year, 2000, saw her emergence as a rising star with her breakout role as the youthful Eun-suh in the highly acclaimed television drama series "Autumn Tale".
The pivotal moment in her illustrious career as a star was the release of the critically acclaimed horror film A Tale of Two Sisters in 2003, masterfully directed by the esteemed Korean filmmaker Kim Ji-woon. This breakthrough performance catapulted her to new heights of recognition, paving the way for her subsequent starring roles in the highly successful films My Little Bride in 2004 and Innocent Steps in 2005.
Moon Geun Young has persistently enthralled audiences with her captivating on-screen presence, delivering memorable performances in a string of critically acclaimed dramas. Two notable examples of her impressive range include her lead roles in Mary Stayed Out All Night, where she shared the screen with the talented Jang Keun Suk, and Cheongdam-dong Alice, which saw her star alongside the charismatic Park Si-hoo.
