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*'''Title:''' 폭풍의 연인 / Pokpoongui Yeonin | *'''Title:''' 폭풍의 연인 / Pokpoongui Yeonin | ||
*'''Previously known as:''' 사랑은 죽음보다 강하고 / Love is Stronger Than Death | *'''Previously known as:''' 사랑은 죽음보다 강하고 / Love is Stronger Than Death | ||
| − | *'''Genre:''' | + | *'''Genre:''' Drama, romance |
*'''Episodes:''' 69 | *'''Episodes:''' 69 | ||
*'''Broadcast network:''' MBC | *'''Broadcast network:''' MBC | ||
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==Synopsis== | ==Synopsis== | ||
Shin Eun Hye is disabled, but her beautiful heart and permanently sunny personality earned her the fond description of being a 'happy virus.' She dreams of studying in Seoul, and with the help of Madam Min Hye Sung, the head of Sorabol Hotel, Eun Hye becomes her grandson Philip's tutor and was able to read many books in the rich old lady's library. She later falls in love with Min Hye Sung's ambitious oldest grandson, Lee Hyung Chul, and begins a trial of love and hardships that she must face on her way towards achieving both physical and spiritual healing. | Shin Eun Hye is disabled, but her beautiful heart and permanently sunny personality earned her the fond description of being a 'happy virus.' She dreams of studying in Seoul, and with the help of Madam Min Hye Sung, the head of Sorabol Hotel, Eun Hye becomes her grandson Philip's tutor and was able to read many books in the rich old lady's library. She later falls in love with Min Hye Sung's ambitious oldest grandson, Lee Hyung Chul, and begins a trial of love and hardships that she must face on her way towards achieving both physical and spiritual healing. | ||
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| + | ==User/Viewer Ratings== | ||
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==Cast== | ==Cast== | ||
[[File:StormyLoversCast.jpg|thumb|250px|Stormy Lovers Correlation Chart]] | [[File:StormyLoversCast.jpg|thumb|250px|Stormy Lovers Correlation Chart]] | ||
| − | *[[Choi Eun Seo]] as | + | ;Main Cast |
| − | ' | + | *[[Choi Eun Seo]] as Shin Eun Hye |
| − | *[[Son Chang Min]] as Lee Tae Sup | + | *[[Lee Jae Yoon]] as Lee Hyung Chul (Tae Sup's son) |
| − | *[[Choi Myung Gil]] as Seo Yoon Hee | + | *[[Jung Bo Suk]] as Yoo Dae Kwon (Ae Ri's father) |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Jung Joo Yun]] as Yoo Ae Ri (Dae Kwon's daughter) |
| − | *[[ | + | |
| − | *[[ | + | ;Min Hye Sung's family |
| − | *[[Lee Min Ho (1993)|Lee Min Ho]] as Lee Hyung Woo | + | *[[Kim Min Ja]] as Min Hye Sung (Seorabeol Hotel President) |
| − | *[[Kim Mi So]] as Lee Hyung Sook | + | *[[Son Chang Min]] as Lee Tae Sup (Hye Sung's first son) |
| − | + | *[[Choi Myung Gil]] as Seo Yoon Hee (Tae Sup's wife) | |
| − | *[[Jang Han Eum]] (장한음) as Lee Philip | + | *[[Jung Chan]] as Lee Tae Joon (Hye Sung's second son) |
| − | + | *[[Shim Hye Jin]] as Hong Na Rim (Tae Joon's wife) | |
| − | + | *[[Choi Won Young]] as Lee Tae Hoon (Hye Sung's third son) | |
| − | + | *[[Cha Soo Yun]] as Lee Tae Hee (Hye Sung's daughter) | |
| − | + | *[[Lee Min Ho (1993)|Lee Min Ho]] as Lee Hyung Woo (Tae Joon and Na Rim's son) | |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Kim Mi So]] as Lee Hyung Sook (Tae Joon and Na Rim's daughter) |
| − | *[[Kim Na Young (II)|Kim Na Young]] (김나영) as Bang Min Joo | + | *[[Jang Han Eum]] (장한음) as Lee Philip (Tae Hoon's son) |
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| − | *[[Kim Sung | + | ;People around Dae Kwon |
| − | *[[Kim | + | *[[Kim Sung Ryung]] as Chae Woo Hee (Dae Kwon's secretary) |
| − | *[[Hwan Hee]] as Im Ha Ra | + | *[[Kim Na Young (II)|Kim Na Young]] (김나영) as Bang Min Joo (Dae Kwon's wife) |
| − | *[[ | + | |
| − | *[[Kim | + | ;People around Eun Hye |
| + | *[[Kim Sung Kyum]] as Shin Jung Soo (Eun Hye's grandfather) | ||
| + | *[[Kim Tae Hwan]] (김태환) as Geo Moo (Eun Hye's friend) | ||
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| + | ;Others | ||
| + | *[[Hwan Hee]] as Im Ha Ra (TV show producer) | ||
| + | **[[Lee Do Hyun (2005)|Lee Do Hyun]] as child Im Ha Ra | ||
| + | *[[Kim Won Joon]] as Eric (Musical actor) | ||
*[[Ga Won]] as Na Ra | *[[Ga Won]] as Na Ra | ||
| − | + | *[[Sun Woo Jae Duk]] as Baek Woo Hyun | |
| − | *[[ | ||
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==Production Credits== | ==Production Credits== | ||
*'''Producer:''' [[Lee Dae Young]] | *'''Producer:''' [[Lee Dae Young]] | ||
| − | *'''Director:''' [[Go Dong Sun]] | + | *'''Director:''' [[Go Dong Sun]], [[Kwon Sung Chang]] |
| + | *'''Assistant Director:''' [[Lee Jae Jin (director)|Lee Jae Jin]] | ||
*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Na Yun Sook]] | *'''Screenwriter:''' [[Na Yun Sook]] | ||
| + | *'''Continuity:''' [[Kang Sook]] | ||
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| + | ==Episode Ratings== | ||
| + | ''See [[Stormy Lovers/Episode Ratings]]'' | ||
==Recognitions== | ==Recognitions== | ||
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[[Category:KDrama]] [[Category:KDrama2010]] [[Category:MBC]] | [[Category:KDrama]] [[Category:KDrama2010]] [[Category:MBC]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:16, 22 December 2025
Contents
Details
- Title: 폭풍의 연인 / Pokpoongui Yeonin
- Previously known as: 사랑은 죽음보다 강하고 / Love is Stronger Than Death
- Genre: Drama, romance
- Episodes: 69
- Broadcast network: MBC
- Broadcast period: 2010-Nov-15 to 2011-Feb-25
- Air time: Monday to Friday 20:15 PM
Synopsis
Shin Eun Hye is disabled, but her beautiful heart and permanently sunny personality earned her the fond description of being a 'happy virus.' She dreams of studying in Seoul, and with the help of Madam Min Hye Sung, the head of Sorabol Hotel, Eun Hye becomes her grandson Philip's tutor and was able to read many books in the rich old lady's library. She later falls in love with Min Hye Sung's ambitious oldest grandson, Lee Hyung Chul, and begins a trial of love and hardships that she must face on her way towards achieving both physical and spiritual healing.
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
- Main Cast
- Choi Eun Seo as Shin Eun Hye
- Lee Jae Yoon as Lee Hyung Chul (Tae Sup's son)
- Jung Bo Suk as Yoo Dae Kwon (Ae Ri's father)
- Jung Joo Yun as Yoo Ae Ri (Dae Kwon's daughter)
- Min Hye Sung's family
- Kim Min Ja as Min Hye Sung (Seorabeol Hotel President)
- Son Chang Min as Lee Tae Sup (Hye Sung's first son)
- Choi Myung Gil as Seo Yoon Hee (Tae Sup's wife)
- Jung Chan as Lee Tae Joon (Hye Sung's second son)
- Shim Hye Jin as Hong Na Rim (Tae Joon's wife)
- Choi Won Young as Lee Tae Hoon (Hye Sung's third son)
- Cha Soo Yun as Lee Tae Hee (Hye Sung's daughter)
- Lee Min Ho as Lee Hyung Woo (Tae Joon and Na Rim's son)
- Kim Mi So as Lee Hyung Sook (Tae Joon and Na Rim's daughter)
- Jang Han Eum (장한음) as Lee Philip (Tae Hoon's son)
- People around Dae Kwon
- Kim Sung Ryung as Chae Woo Hee (Dae Kwon's secretary)
- Kim Na Young (김나영) as Bang Min Joo (Dae Kwon's wife)
- People around Eun Hye
- Kim Sung Kyum as Shin Jung Soo (Eun Hye's grandfather)
- Kim Tae Hwan (김태환) as Geo Moo (Eun Hye's friend)
- Others
- Hwan Hee as Im Ha Ra (TV show producer)
- Lee Do Hyun as child Im Ha Ra
- Kim Won Joon as Eric (Musical actor)
- Ga Won as Na Ra
- Sun Woo Jae Duk as Baek Woo Hyun
Production Credits
- Producer: Lee Dae Young
- Director: Go Dong Sun, Kwon Sung Chang
- Assistant Director: Lee Jae Jin
- Screenwriter: Na Yun Sook
- Continuity: Kang Sook
Episode Ratings
See Stormy Lovers/Episode Ratings
Recognitions
2011 MBC Drama Awards:
- Mini Series Golden Acting Award (Jung Bo Suk)
Notes
- Originally scheduled for 120 episodes, however, MBC cut the episodes down to 69 due to the low ratings.
External Links
- Official site
- News articles: (1), (2), (3)