Lee Soo Yeon y Han Yeo Reum trabajan en el Aeropuerto Internacional de Incheon. Soo Yeon es un hombre misterioso que esconde un secreto. Yeo Reum es una mujer con un pasado traumático cuya torpeza es causa de contratiempos allí donde va. Los dos compañeros intentarán curar las heridas del otro. Edit Translation
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- Título original: 여우각시별
- También conocida como: Yeowoogakshibyeol , Incheongonghang Saramdeul , Incheon Airport People , People of Incheon Airport , Star of the Foxes , Fox Bride Star
- Guionista: Kang Eun Kyung
- Director: Shin Woo Cheol
- Géneros: Comedia, Romance, Fantasía, Melodrama
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Reparto y créditos
- Chae Soo BinHan Yeo ReumPapel principal
- Lee Je HoonLee Soo YeonPapel principal
- Lee Dong GunSeo In WooPapel principal
- Kim Jee Soo Papel principal
- Kim Kyung NamOh Dae KiPapel secundario
- Lee Soo KyungNa Yeong JooPapel secundario
Reseñas
Una bonita historia
El argumento me ha gustado. La historia que cuenta de la pareja principal es muy bonita y ellos dos tienen feeling. Me hubiera gustado que profundizaran más en los problemas que tiene él con no mostrar y aceptar su discapacidad a la mujer que ama pero lo entiendo ya que él por encima de todo quiere ser normal y llevar una vida normal. La segunda pareja es una delicia, cuqui y me ha requeteencanado. Si hubieran ahondado más en ellos no me hubiera importado porque la historia es lindísima y los actores son preciosos. Lo que menos el tema de la mafia y las peleas, pero bueno son pocos minutitos y se soportan.No entiendo porque no se le ve la cara a Lee Je Hoon en la ultima escena del ultimo capitulo del
drama. No lo entiendo.
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It stars Lee Je Hoon as Lee Soo Yeon who's straight laced and by the book character is matched with Chae Soo Bin as the stubbornly impetuous Han Yeo Reum. All of the complaints I read about the drama were about Han Yeo Reum, and how much people hated her, but I didn't have a problem with her character at all. I think her character is frustratingly ambitious on purpose in order to disturb Soo Yeon's futile attempt at having a quiet and routine worklife. Of course their conflicts lead to some great chemistry and I loved the way the story between them developed. I was a fan Lee Je Hoon in "Signal", but this is my first time seeing him as a romantic lead. I also loved Chae Soo Bin in "I Am Not a Robot", so it was great to see her in another romance, and she did not disappoint me. Together they had cute and comedic moments as well as heartbreaking dramatic moments, and even when parts of the story were weak, their character development was strong.
As for the supporting cast there were characters that were favorites, some who were underutilized, and some who were boring as hell. My favorites in the supporting cast were definitely Kim Kyung Nam as Oh Dae Ki and Lee Soo Kyung as Na Yeong Joo of the security team, who's chemistry was entertaining enough to deserve their own spinoff show. I thought Lee Dong Gun was great, although almost typecast in his role, but because his storyline was compartitively weak I felt like his talent was a little bit wasted. I also wanted to know much more about Mr. Jang who I feel like never got enough screentime for being such a huge part of the story. Then there was Kim Jee Soo as Yang Seo Koon, who seemed like a character I would like in the beginning, but she turned out to be so boring that I'm still not quite sure about anything involving her character. Also, because so much of this drama revolves around work, there's a pretty good ensemble cast feel among the airport staff, which helps make the random airport stories seem less disjointed.
For me, the weakest parts of the drama was the internal airport drama between management, which was too vague to care about, and took up too much time. There are also parts of Soo Yeon's backstory that I wish were better explained, but I still think the parts they did focus on were well done as far as drivng the story and his motivation. With the short episode format there was always enough in each episode to keep me curious and make me want to keep watching. By the end, the story felt like it was definitely rushed, but all the parts of the story that I cared about were resolved (although I'm still not sure if the very end was an artistic choice or an emergency decision).
Would I rewatch this? Yes. I think the chemistry between the main couple is what carries this show, more than the general story, so I would probably still enjoy it with a second viewing.
Overall, "Where Stars Land " isn't going to make it to my favorites list, but it's much better than some of the mediocre dramas I forced myself to finish this year. I recommend giving it a chance, especially if you are a romance fan. You may find out that under it's unassuming appearance is a drama with a spark of something extroadinary.
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