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==Details== | ==Details== | ||
*'''Title:''' 별을쏘다 / Byeol-eul Sso-da | *'''Title:''' 별을쏘다 / Byeol-eul Sso-da | ||
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Sora, a 29 year-old woman who has no job, career, or academic pedigree, and longs only to be married to a man she can call her true love. Her chance arrives when she meets Sung Tae, a waiter and wannabe actor. He impresses Sora and her brother, a low-rent talent manager named Bada, in a winning dramatic role. Sung Tae also suffers from dyslexia, making script reading mighty difficult, but with Sora's support, Sung Tae finally does become an actor. However, when a relationship builds between the two, it inevitably leads to complications, and even a scandal... | Sora, a 29 year-old woman who has no job, career, or academic pedigree, and longs only to be married to a man she can call her true love. Her chance arrives when she meets Sung Tae, a waiter and wannabe actor. He impresses Sora and her brother, a low-rent talent manager named Bada, in a winning dramatic role. Sung Tae also suffers from dyslexia, making script reading mighty difficult, but with Sora's support, Sung Tae finally does become an actor. However, when a relationship builds between the two, it inevitably leads to complications, and even a scandal... | ||
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==Cast== | ==Cast== | ||
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*[[Hong Eun Hee]] as Yae-rin (aspiring actress) | *[[Hong Eun Hee]] as Yae-rin (aspiring actress) | ||
*[[Jo Jung Rin]] as Ah-jung | *[[Jo Jung Rin]] as Ah-jung | ||
| − | *[[Han Joon]] as Seung-woo | + | *[[Han Joon]] (한준) as Seung-woo |
*[[Byun Jung Soo]] as Lee Mi-ryun | *[[Byun Jung Soo]] as Lee Mi-ryun | ||
*[[Lee Da Hae]] | *[[Lee Da Hae]] | ||
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==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
| − | *[ | + | *[https://programs.sbs.co.kr/drama/shootstars/main SBS Official Site] |
| − | *[ | + | *[[Wikipedia:ko:별을 쏘다|Korean Wikipedia]] |
| − | [[Category:KDrama]][[Category:KDrama2002]][[Category:SBS]] | + | [[Category:KDrama]] [[Category:KDrama2002]] [[Category:KDrama2003]] [[Category:SBS]] |
Latest revision as of 17:32, 16 August 2022
For other dramas with a similar titles, see Shooting Stars (disambiguation).
Details
- Title: 별을쏘다 / Byeol-eul Sso-da
- Also known as: Shooting Stars / Shooting the Star
- Episodes: 16
- Broadcast network: SBS
- Broadcast period: 2002-Nov-20 to 2003-Jan-09
- Air time: Wednesday & Thursday at 21:55-23:05
Synopsis
Sora, a 29 year-old woman who has no job, career, or academic pedigree, and longs only to be married to a man she can call her true love. Her chance arrives when she meets Sung Tae, a waiter and wannabe actor. He impresses Sora and her brother, a low-rent talent manager named Bada, in a winning dramatic role. Sung Tae also suffers from dyslexia, making script reading mighty difficult, but with Sora's support, Sung Tae finally does become an actor. However, when a relationship builds between the two, it inevitably leads to complications, and even a scandal...
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
- Jun Do Yun as Han Sora
- Jo In Sung as Ku Sung-tae
- Park Sang Myun as Han Ba-dah (Sora's brother)
- Lee Seo Jin as Do-hun (Yae-rin's manager)
- Hong Eun Hee as Yae-rin (aspiring actress)
- Jo Jung Rin as Ah-jung
- Han Joon (한준) as Seung-woo
- Byun Jung Soo as Lee Mi-ryun
- Lee Da Hae
- Park Chul as Jang Min-su (director)
- Shin Sung Rok
Production Credits
- Director: Lee Jang Soo
- Writer: Yoon Sung Hee