My Love from the Star ( coreano : 별 에서 온 그대 ; RR : Byeoreseo On Geudae ; MR : Pyŏresŏ On Kŭdae ; lit. You Who Came from the Stars ) es unaserie de televisión de comedia romántica y fantástica de Corea del Surescrita por Park Ji-eun y dirigida por Jang Tae-yoo . Producida por Choi Moon-suk y Moon Bo-mi, está protagonizada por Jun Ji-hyun , Kim Soo-hyun , Park Hae-jin , Yoo In-na , Shin Sung-rok y Ahn Jae-hyun . Cuenta la historia de unAlien extraterrestre que aterrizó en la Tierra en 1609 durante la Dinastía Joseon y 400 años después se enamora de una de las mejores actores.
Mi amor de la estrella | |
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Hangul | 별 에서 온 그대 |
Romanización revisada | Byeoreseo en Geudae |
McCune – Reischauer | Pyŏresŏ en Kŭdae |
Literalmente | Tu, que vienes de las estrellas |
Género | |
Creado por |
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Escrito por | Park Ji-eun |
Dirigido por | Jang Tae-yoo |
Protagonizada | |
Tema principal | "Man From Star (título de apertura)" |
Tema final | "Mi destino" de Lyn |
País de origen | Corea del Sur |
Idioma original | coreano |
No. de episodios | 21 (+1 especial) |
Producción | |
Productor ejecutivo | Choi Moon-suk |
Productor | Luna Bo-mi |
Cinematografía |
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Configuración de la cámara | Configuración de varias cámaras |
Tiempo de ejecución | 60 minutos |
Compania de produccion | HB Entertainment |
Distribuidor | SBS |
Lanzamiento | |
Red original | SBS |
Formato de imagen | 1080i ( HDTV ) |
Formato de audio | Dolby Digital |
Lanzamiento original | De diciembre de 18 de, 2013 - 27 de de febrero de, 2014 |
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La serie se emitió durante 21 episodios en el Seoul Broadcasting System (SBS) desde el 18 de diciembre de 2013 hasta el 27 de febrero de 2014. Según Nielsen Korea , registró un índice de audiencia televisiva promedio a nivel nacional del 24 por ciento. Obtuvo una gran popularidad durante su transmisión y generó tendencias en moda, maquillaje y restaurantes. También se le ha atribuido el mérito de difundir la ola coreana .
My Love from the Star recibió varios elogios . En los 50th Baeksang Arts Awards , recibió nueve nominaciones con tres victorias; Jun Ji-hyun ganó el Gran Premio de Televisión y Kim Soo-hyun ganó el Actor Más Popular de Televisión . La serie ganó el Premio de Drama de Corea al Mejor Drama , el Premio Internacional de Drama de Seúl a la Excelente Drama Coreana y el Premio Magnolia a la Mejor Serie de Televisión Extranjera .
Sinopsis
Do Min-joon ( Kim Soo-hyun ) es un extraterrestre que aterrizó en la Tierra en 1609 durante la Dinastía Joseon . Él salva a una niña llamada Seo Yi-hwa de caerse de un acantilado y pierde su viaje de regreso a su planeta de origen y se queda varado en la Tierra durante los próximos cuatro siglos. Tiene una apariencia humana casi perfecta, habilidades físicas mejoradas que involucran su visión, audición y velocidad, y una visión cínica y hastiada de los seres humanos. Min-joon nunca envejece y se ve obligado a adoptar una nueva identidad cada diez años; Ha trabajado como médico, astrónomo, abogado y banquero, y ahora trabaja como profesor universitario.
Cheon Song-yi ( Jun Ji-hyun ) es un famoso actor Hallyu que alcanzó el estrellato en la escuela; su comportamiento altivo se ha ganado la burla en la industria del entretenimiento y en las redes sociales. La derrochadora madre de Song-yi ha administrado mal sus finanzas y su hermano menor Cheon Yoon-jae ( Ahn Jae-hyun ) está distanciado por su éxito. Lee Hee-kyung ( Park Hae-jin ) ha sido amiga de Song-yi desde la escuela secundaria y sigue enamorada de ella, pero es continuamente rechazada. A su vez, Yoo Se-mi ( Yoo In-na ), la amiga de la infancia de Song-yi que con frecuencia tiene un papel secundario junto a Song-yi, ha estado enamorada de Hee-kyung desde la escuela secundaria a pesar de que su amor no es correspondido. Como resultado, Se-mi alberga en secreto un profundo celo hacia Song-yi por interponerse en el camino de su carrera e interés amoroso.
Con solo tres meses antes de la tan esperada partida de Min-joon a su planeta de origen, Song-yi de repente se convierte en su vecino de al lado en el condominio donde vive. Lentamente, Min-joon se ve envuelto en situaciones locas e impredecibles de Song-yi, salvándola varias veces usando sus poderes especiales y eventualmente actuando como su manager debido a su vasto conocimiento legal. Descubre que ella a una edad temprana se parece a Yi-hwa, de quien se enamoró 400 años antes. Min-joon y Song-yi finalmente se enamoran; Min-joon tiene como objetivo dejar la Tierra sin estar apegado emocionalmente, por lo que intenta evitarla, pero falla. Si bien Song-yi inicialmente no comprende su inminente partida, finalmente acepta dejarlo ir para asegurar su supervivencia.
La carrera de Song-yi entra en recesión cuando su agencia de talentos y patrocinadores la rechazan en una reacción violenta contra su comportamiento reciente, en particular los rumores de que ella causó el suicidio de su archirrival, el actor Han Yoo-ra. Antes, en una boda de celebridades, Song-yi había descubierto que Yoo-ra tenía una relación secreta con Lee Jae-kyung ( Shin Sung-rok ), el hermano mayor de Hee-hyung. Jae-kyung intenta silenciar a Song-yi hasta que Min-joon hace un trato para salvarla a cambio de enterrar la evidencia. Sin embargo, Jae-kyung resulta ser mucho más peligroso de lo que Min-joon sospechaba, aprendiendo a explotar las debilidades de Min-joon e hiriendo al hermano mayor de Se-mi, un fiscal que investiga el suicidio de Yoo-ra. Min-joon, a pesar de ser discreto en el uso de sus habilidades especiales, eventualmente atrae la atención de la policía mientras pierde el control de sus poderes a medida que se acerca la fecha de su partida. Mientras está celoso de Min-joon por ganarse el corazón de Song-yi, Hee-kyung trabaja con Min-joon para protegerla de Jae-kyung. [1]
Elenco
Principal
- Jun Ji-hyun como Cheon Song-yi [2]
- Kim Hyun-soo como la joven Cheon Song-yi / Seo Yi-hwa
- Kim Soo-hyun como Do Min-joon [3]
- Park Hae-jin como Lee Hee-kyung [4]
- Jo Seung-hyun como el joven Lee Hee-kyung
- Yoo In-na como Yoo Se-mi [5]
- Kim Hye-yoon como el joven Yoo Se-mi
Secundario
Familia de Cheon Song-yi
- Na Young-hee como Yang Mi-yeon, madre de Song-yi [6]
- Um Hyo-sup como Cheon Min-goo, el padre de Song-yi [7]
- Ahn Jae-hyun como Cheon Yoon-jae, el hermano menor de Song-yi [8]
- Jeon Jin-seo como el joven Cheon Yoon-jae
Personas cercanas a Do Min-joon
- Kim Chang-wan como Jang Young-mok, el abogado de Min-joon que se desempeña como un confidente cercano y una "figura paterna" [9].
Familia de Lee Hee-kyung
- Shin Sung-rok como Lee Jae-kyung, hermano mayor de Hee-kyung [10]
- Lee Jung-gil como Lee Beom-joong, padre de Hee-kyung y presidente del Grupo S&C [11]
- Sung Byung-sook como Hong Eun-ah, madre de Hee-kyung
Familia de Yoo Se-mi
- Lee Il-hwa como Han Sun-young, madre de Se-mi [12]
- Oh Sang-jin como Yoo Seok, el hermano mayor de Se-mi que es fiscal [13]
Personas cercanas a Cheon Song-yi
- Hong Jin-kyung como Bok-ja, dueño de una tienda de cómics y amigo de la escuela secundaria de Song-yi [14]
- Jo Hee-bong como Ahn Dong-min, director ejecutivo de la agencia de talentos Song-yi [15]
- Kim Bo-mi como Min-ah, estilista de Song-yi [16]
- Kim Kang-hyun como Yoon Bum, manager de Song-yi
Otros
- Kim Hee-won como Park Byung-hee, un detective que trabaja con Yoo Seok [17]
- Lee Yi-kyung como Lee Shin, secretaria de Jae-kyung [18]
- Jo Se-ho como Cheol-soo, un mecenas de la tienda de cómics de Bok-ja que distorsiona los chismes de las celebridades y crea rumores.
- Nam Chang-hee como Hyuk, socio de Cheol-soo
Apariciones especiales
- Yoo In-young como Han Yoo-ra, una actriz y archirrival de Cheon Song-yi [19]
- Yoo Jun-sang como el Sr. Yoo, jefe de sección en el lugar de trabajo de Lee Hee-kyung [20]
- Park Jung-ah como Noh Seo-young, una actriz [20]
- Jang Hang-jun como Park Min-kyu, director [21]
- Son Eun-seo como Hwang Jin-yi, un kisaeng en la era Joseon [21]
- Kim Soo-ro como Lee Hyung-wook, un auditor en Gangwon durante la era Joseon [20]
- Jung Eun-pyo como Yoon Sung-dong, un agente de bienes raíces de Joseon / descendiente de Yoon Sung-dong en la actualidad [20]
- Park Yeong-gyu como Heo Jun, un médico de la era Joseon [20]
- Bae Suzy como Go Hye-mi, estudiante de Do Min-joon [22] [a]
- Yeon Woo-jin como Lee Han-kyung, hermano mayor de Lee Hee-kyung [23]
- Ryu Seung-ryong como Heo Gyun, un poeta de la era Joseon [20]
- Sandara Park como ella misma [24]
Producción
Desarrollado bajo el título provisional Man from the Stars ( 별 에서 온 남자 ; Byeoreseo On Namja ), [25] My Love from the Star fue escrito por Park Ji-eun . Ella basó el drama en el histórico Gwanghae Journal de Veritable Records of the Joseon Dynasty que hace referencia a misteriosos avistamientos de ovnis . [26] La serie fue dirigida por Jang Tae-yoo y la cinematografía estuvo a cargo de Lee Gil-bok y Jung Min-gyun. [25] [27] Producida por Choi Moon-suk y Moon Bo-mi, HB Entertainment dirigió la producción del programa. [28] [29]
En agosto de 2013, los medios informaron que Kim Soo-hyun y Jun Ji-hyun participaron en una comedia romántica de fantasía ; es la segunda colaboración entre Kim y Jun, después de la exitosa película The Thieves (2012). [30] También marca el regreso de Jun a la pantalla chica después de 14 años. [31] Inicialmente, Park Hae-jin fue elegido para interpretar a Lee Jae-kyung, el antagonista, [32] y Choi Min fue elegido para interpretar a su hermano menor Lee Hee-kyung; pero la lesión de Choi Min llevó a que el papel de Park fuera cambiado al de Lee Hee-kyung [33] y Shin Sung-rok fue elegido como Lee Jae-kyung. [4]
La primera lectura del guión se llevó a cabo el 14 de octubre de 2013, [15] y el rodaje comenzó a principios de noviembre de 2013. [34] El protagonista de la serie posee superpoderes, incluida la capacidad de teletransportarse y detener el tiempo, por lo que se necesitaban efectos especiales . El equipo usó 60 cámaras pequeñas y especiales para crear efectos de tiempo de bala . Las cámaras GoPro se instalaron en un arco de 180 grados y los personajes "detenidos" se filmaron desde varios ángulos. La escena final es un montaje de pequeños detalles y fue mejorada digitalmente. Esta fue la primera vez que se utilizaron cámaras de alta definición para producir un drama televisivo en Corea del Sur. [35]
Banda sonora
My Love from the Star (Banda sonora original de televisión) | |
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Álbum de la banda sonora de Varios artistas | |
Liberado | 26 de febrero de 2014 |
Largo | 95 : 11 |
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Etiqueta |
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Solteros de My Love from the Star | |
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El álbum My Love from the Star (Banda sonora original de televisión) fue lanzado el 26 de febrero de 2014; [36] contiene todos los singles y pistas de fondo de la serie. [37] El álbum debutó en la lista semanal de álbumes de Gaon en el número cuatro [38] y se ubicó en el puesto setenta y uno en la lista de álbumes de Gaon de 2014. [39]
Los sencillos incluidos en el álbum se lanzaron desde diciembre de 2013 hasta febrero de 2014, y un sencillo independiente especial de la serie, "Promise" (약속), cantado por Kim Soo-hyun fue lanzado el 13 de marzo de 2014. [40] Kim también contribuyó a las voces de la banda sonora con "If I" (너의 집 앞; In Front of Your House); sus dos portadas fueron bien recibidas por la audiencia. [41] "Promise" alcanzó la cima de las listas musicales en línea Soribada , Daum Music y Cyworld Music . [41] Todas las canciones de la banda sonora fueron populares en la región de Asia y el Pacífico , incluida Corea del Sur. [42] Lyn 's banda sonora única "Mi Destino" alcanzó el número dos en la Tabla de Gaon digital y Billboard ' s K-Pop Hot 100 . [43] Más tarde recibió el premio a la mejor banda sonora original en los 50th Baeksang Arts Awards por la canción. [44] Hyolyn 's 'adiós' encabezó la cartelera ' s K-pop Hot 100 chart durante tres semanas consecutivas, por lo que es el número más antiguo de uno de enero y febrero de 2014. [45]
Lista de canciones
No. | Título | Artista | Largo |
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1. | "Mi destino" | Lyn | 3:53 |
2. | "Como una estrella" (별 처럼) | K. Will | 3:31 |
3. | "Mi amor de la estrella" (별 에서 온 그대; Tú que viniste de las estrellas) | Younha | 3:20 |
4. | "Adiós" (안녕; Hola / Adiós) | Hyolyn | 3:40 |
5. | "Te quiero" | SOLO | 4:01 |
6. | "Tears Fallin 'Like Today" (오늘 같은 눈물 이; Tears Like Today) | Huh Gak | 3:53 |
7. | "Every Moment of You - Original" (너의 모든 순간) | Sung Si-kyung | 4:05 |
8. | "Si yo" (너의 집 앞; Frente a tu casa) | Kim Soo Hyun | 3:43 |
9. | "Every Moment of You - Piano Ver. " | Sung Si-kyung | 4:02 |
Largo total: | 34:08 |
El CD 2 está compuesto por Jeon Chang-yeop, Jin Myeongyong y Choe Changguk. [B]
No. | Título | Largo |
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1. | "Man From Star (título de apertura)" | 2:12 |
2. | "Regreso al presente" | 5:12 |
3. | "Cliff Tension" | 4:41 |
4. | "Cómic de Star Bach" | 1:39 |
5. | "Fantasía oscura" | 3:14 |
6. | "Amor pasado" | 3:12 |
7. | "Star Comic Pizzicato" | 1:28 |
8. | "Paisaje de ensueño I" | 3:12 |
9. | "Paisaje de ensueño II" | 4:16 |
10. | "Tensión cómica moca" | 1:58 |
11. | "Lágrimas en Minuet" | 3:14 |
12. | "Echándote de menos" | 2:59 |
13. | "Revolución de Beethoven" | 4:01 |
14. | "Matar la tensión I" | 3:09 |
15. | "Killing Tension II" | 1:44 |
dieciséis. | "Bienvenido a la Tierra" | 3:35 |
17. | "Stars Comic Tension" | 2:10 |
18. | "Vals con estrella" | 2:08 |
19. | "Stars Love Mambo" | 1:53 |
20. | "Space Love" | 3:38 |
21. | "Run Away (título final)" | 2:26 |
Largo total: | 61:03 |
Rendimiento gráfico
Título | Año | Posiciones máximas del gráfico | Ventas [A] | Notas | |
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KOR Gaon [46] | KOR Caliente [47] | ||||
"Mi destino" ( Lyn ) | 2013 | 2 | 2 | KOR: 1.074.581 [B] | Parte 1 |
"Como una estrella" ( K.Will ) | 2014 | 5 | 1 | KOR: 723,530 [B] | Parte 2 |
"Mi amor de la estrella" ( Younha ) | 15 | 9 | KOR: 389,907 [C] | Parte 3 | |
"Adiós" ( Hyolyn ) | 1 | 1 | KOR: 1,161,073 [B] | Parte 4 | |
"Te Amo" (JUSTO) | 29 | 7 | KOR: 166,329 [C] | Parte 5 | |
"Tears Fallin 'Like Today" ( Huh Gak ) | 2 | 2 | KOR: 745,484 [B] | Parte 6 | |
"Every Moment of You" ( Sung Si-kyung ) | 2 | 2 | KOR: 1.260.644 [B] | Parte 7 | |
"Si yo" ( Kim Soo-hyun ) | 4 | 4 | KOR: 379,336 [D] | Parte 8 | |
"Promesa" ( Kim Soo-hyun ) | dieciséis | 13 | KOR (DL): 125,051 [D] | Especial |
Transmisión y audiencia
My Love from the Star se transmitió originalmente en el Seoul Broadcasting System (SBS) los miércoles y jueves a las 10:00 pm hora estándar de Corea (KST); [51] que era el programa de televisión más vista de su intervalo de tiempo a partir del 18 de diciembre de 2013. [52] Episodio 14, que se suponía al aire el 30 de enero de 2014, se retrasó y secreto, en gran medida protagonizada por Kim Soo-hyun era emitir en su lugar. [53] Un episodio especial de 70 minutos titulado My Love from the Star: the Beginning se emitió el 7 de febrero de 2014 a las 11:20 pm KST; recapituló los episodios 1 a 15, centrándose en la historia de amor de Do Min-joon y Cheon Song-yi. [54] El programa se emitió 30 minutos antes de su hora original el 12 de febrero debido a la cobertura de los Juegos Olímpicos de Invierno de 2014, pero todavía se clasificó como el programa más visto. [55]
Aunque My Love from the Star se planeó originalmente como una serie de veinte episodios, la productora decidió hacer un episodio adicional debido a la demanda de los espectadores. [56] La ejecución de 21 episodios terminó su primera ejecución el 27 de febrero de 2014, con su calificación más alta a nivel nacional del 28,1 por ciento, según AGB Nielsen Korea . [57] Un epílogo del drama de un minuto de duración que muestra a la feliz pareja de recién casados Cheon Song-yi y Do Min-joon en una casa con jardín fue lanzado el 4 de marzo. [58]
Ep. | Fecha de emisión original | Cuota de audiencia promedio | |||
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AGB Nielsen | TNmS [c] [60] | ||||
A nivel nacional [61] | Seúl [62] | A escala nacional | Seúl | ||
1 | 18 de diciembre de 2013 | 15,6% | 17,0% | 15,5% | 19,1% |
2 | 19 de diciembre de 2013 | 18,3% | 20,5% | 15,9% | 18,5% |
3 | 25 de diciembre de 2013 | 19,4% | 21,0% | 17,2% | 20,4% |
4 | 26 de diciembre de 2013 | 20,1% | 22,1% | 18,4% | 20,8% |
5 | 1 de enero de 2014 | 22,3% | 25,3% | 21,0% | 24,8% |
6 | 2 de enero de 2014 | 24,6% | 27,8% | 22,8% | 28,2% |
7 | 8 de enero de 2014 | 24,1% | 26,6% | 22,1% | 27,0% |
8 | 9 de enero de 2014 | 24,4% | 27,4% | 22,9% | 29,1% |
9 | 15 de enero de 2014 | 23,1% | 25,4% | 21,8% | 26,2% |
10 | 16 de enero de 2014 | 24,4% | 27,1% | 22,7% | 28,3% |
11 | 22 de enero de 2014 | 24,5% | 26,8% | 23,3% | 28,1% |
12 | 23 de enero de 2014 | 26,4% | 28,2% | 24,6% | 29,0% |
13 | 29 de enero de 2014 | 24,8% | 26,1% | 24,3% | 27,5% |
14 | 5 de febrero de 2014 | 25,7% | 27,8% | 25,1% | 30,7% |
15 | 6 de febrero de 2014 | 25,9% | 27,7% | 24,5% | 28,7% |
dieciséis | 12 de Febrero de 2014 | 25,7% | 28,1% | 23,3% | 28,0% |
17 | 13 de febrero de 2014 | 27,0% | 29,5% | 25,6% | 29,8% |
18 | 19 de febrero de 2014 | 27,4% | 29,9% | 25,9% | 30,8% |
19 | 20 de febrero de 2014 | 26,7% | 29,1% | 26,0% | 29,9% |
20 | 26 de febrero de 2014 | 26,0% | 28,0% | 24,5% | 29,3% |
21 | 27 de febrero de 2014 | 28,1% | 29,6% | 28,1% | 33,2% |
Promedio | 24,0% | 26,2% | 22,6% | 27,0% | |
Especial | 7 de febrero de 2014 | 10,0% | 11,5% | 8,2% | 9,4% |
Transmisión internacional
El programa se estrenó fuera de Corea del Sur, durante su ejecución oficial en SBS, a través de las plataformas de video en línea LeTV e iQIYI . [63] Fue uno de los programas de transmisión más vistos en iQIYI, donde se transmitió más de 14.5 mil millones de veces desde diciembre de 2013 hasta febrero de 2014. [63] Más tarde, se exportó a casi veinte países. [64] En Filipinas, encabezó las calificaciones de audiencia cuando se emitió en GMA Network del 21 de abril al 30 de junio de 2014, doblado en filipino . [65] En China, My Love from the Star se emitió con un final diferente debido a la censura del gobierno de materiales que representan extraterrestres y seres sobrenaturales. Su transmisión en el canal de televisión chino Anhui concluyó con la historia completa como un cuento de ficción que Do Min-joon escribe para Cheon Song-yi. [66] Los derechos de transmisión también han sido adquiridos por plataformas de contenido over-the-top como Viu , VIKI y Netflix , donde está disponible con subtítulos en varios idiomas . [67] [68] [69]
Recepción
My Love from the Star led to the resurgence of Korean wave (or "Hallyu") throughout Asia[70] with reigniting it in China,[71] and an increase in interest in the United States[72] and North Korea.[73] It was placed first as "Korea's most favorite program" in a poll conducted by Gallup Korea in February 2014, with 11.5 percent of the votes, replacing MBC's Infinite Challenge, which had held that position for the previous eleven months.[74] Additionally, it was named the "most popular television program" of 2014 by CJ E&M and research firm AGB Nielsen Media Research.[75]
Critical response
My Love from the Star largely received positive reviews from critics and viewers.[76] In an op-ed piece published by the China Daily, writer Xiao Lixin attributed the program's success to "great innovations in South Korean TV productions in terms of themes and narrative patterns." He praised the plot as "logical and fast-paced", and interspersed with "whimsy and romantic punch lines", and write "high-speed photography and computer-generated effects" help "create a lifelike visual impact".[77][78] Film and drama critic Greg Wheeler[79] described it as "a silly, funny and surprisingly poignant drama, one that strips away the humour to lean in hard on the melodrama at just the right times. While the show is an outright romance first and foremost, it does have some great drama throughout too."[80]
Lee Sang-hyun of Yonhap News Agency said the "power of the drama is also in the charm of the ... leading actors" and that "[i]t would have been difficult to gain convincing power for such an unrealistic setting and storytelling without Kim Soo-hyun's unique thick voice and stable acting ability". He also said Jun Ji-hyun's "acting tone" synchronised well with story development and that "[w]hen the comic melody with Do Min-joon reinforced, she showed a lovely appearance, and when a crisis came in the relationship, she stably conveyed sad emotions".[81] Philippines Cosmopolitan's Hanna Tamondong called the series as "iconic" and said that it will "send you dancing and laughing and crying because of Do Min-joon and Cheon Song-yi".[82] Park Si-soo writing for The Korea Times said that "Shin Sung-rok was a scene stealer" and "his villain role gave the drama a new dimension".[10]
A year-end poll that Gallup conducted in South Korea named Kim Soo-hyun the "most memorable actor" of 2014, while Jun Ji-hyun was listed in third position.[83]
Cultural impact
My Love from the Star became a cultural phenomenon in South Korea and China.[84] The series started a craze for chimaek; Korean fried chicken (chicken) and maekju, a popular Korean snack of chicken and beer, which is the female protagonist's favourite snack.[85][63] Despite declining chicken consumption in China due to fear of H7N9 bird flu, fried chicken restaurants in cities saw an increase in orders after the show was broadcast there.[63][86] Korean instant noodle maker Nongshim said sales in January and February 2014―when the drama aired―rose to a record high in its more-than-15-year history of business in China, which was attributed to a scene in which the lead couple enjoyed a bowl of noodles on a trip.[52]
The series influenced Korean fashion; clothes, accessories and make-up products worn by Jun Ji-hyun saw an "unprecedented" surge in orders.[87] The children's novel The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane by Kate DiCamillo, from which the male protagonist repeatedly quotes throughout the series, went to the top of the bestseller lists in major Korean bookshops.[88] A luggage manufacturing company also saw increased sales in China after Kim Soo-hyun carried one of its backpacks.[70] The drama also drew the international community to the Korean language; "시" (ssi),[d] which Jun Ji-hyun adds after male protagonist's name, became the most-discussed word.[89] Although the series was sold to China for US$40,000 per episode, its increased popularity led to a sharp rise in the price for the Chinese distribution rights of future Korean dramas.[90][91]
My Love from the Star attracted international tourism to South Korea and its filming locations became major attractions.[92] Songdo rocky mountain in Incheon, where Do Min-joon rescues Cheon Song-yi from a near-death experience, was developed into a tourist attraction by Incheon Development and Tourism Corporation.[93][94] Among the filming locations were Dongdaemun Design Plaza & Park (DDP) and Boutique Monaco; newly built luxury buildings.[95] The Korea Tourism Organization held a 3D exhibit at the DDP Art Hall that featured one of the show's house sets with display rooms titled "Start," "Fate," "Shaking" and "Longing" in line with the plot, from June 10, to August 15, 2014.[96][97] At the exhibition, Do Min-joon's knit and Cheon Song-yi's handbag were sold in an auction for US$2,346; the proceeds were donated to a local charity.[98] Other locations that attracted tourists include Incheon National University—one of the major shooting locations—[99] and the French-themed village Petite France in Gapyeong, Gyeonggi, where Do Min-joon and Cheon Song-yi share a kiss.[100]
In March 2014, The Washington Post reported My Love from the Star's popularity had led to it being discussed at China's National People's Congress, particularly in a committee of the political advisory body Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), where it reportedly topped the agenda among delegates from the culture and entertainment industry.[101][102]
Awards and nominations
My Love from the Star's cast and crew won numerous awards, both in South Korea and internationally. The series won the Best Drama Award at the 7th Korea Drama Awards,[103] the Top Excellence Korean Drama Award at the 9th Seoul International Drama Awards,[104] Magnolia Award for Best Foreign Television Series at the 20th Shanghai Television Festival,[105] and the Best Foreign Drama Award at the 8th International Drama Festival in Tokyo.[106] It was nominated at the 50th Baeksang Arts Awards in nine television categories including Best Drama, Best Director and Best Screenplay.[107] Jun Ji-hyun won the Grand Prize – Television and Kim Soo-hyun won the Most Popular Actor – Television at the ceremony.[108] Jun also won the Grand Prize at the 22nd SBS Drama Awards[109] while Kim Soo-hyun earned the notch at the 7th Korea Drama Awards.[103] Kim Soo-hyun also won the Best Actor in Asia Award at the 8th International Drama Festival in Tokyo.[106]
Adaptaciones
Due to its popularity in mainland China, Chinese production company Meng Jiang Wei re-edited the series into a two-hour, feature-length film that was released in theatres in August 2014.[110][111][112]
In September 2014, it was announced an American remake was under development at American Broadcasting Company; it was to be written by Elizabeth Craft and Sarah Fain, and produced by HB Entertainment and EnterMedia Contents in association with Sony Pictures Television.[113][28]
In 2017, a Philippine remake My Love from the Star, which was directed by Joyce Bernal, was broadcast on GMA Network.[114] The rights for the production were acquired by GMA-7 in 2016.[115] Jennylyn Mercado was cast as Cheon Song-yi, who was renamed Steffi Cheon;[116] and Filipino-Spanish model and first-time actor Gil Cuerva was cast for the role of Do Min-joon, who was renamed Matteo Do.[117] After the premiere of its first episode on May 29, 2017, the hashtag "#MyLoveFromTheStarPH" was the most-popular Twitter hashtag in the Philippines and at number two worldwide.[118]
A Thai remake, titled Likit Ruk Karm Duang Dao
[e] was broadcast in Thailand in the second half of 2019 by Channel 3; it stars Nadech Kugimiya and Peranee Kongthai, and achieved low ratings.[119][120]Traje de plagio
In a statement posted on her blog on December 20, 2013, author Kang Kyung-ok alleged the concept of My Love from the Star was plagiarized from her 2008 comic book Seol-hee,[121] claiming the background, setup, jobs and relationships between characters were similar.[122] The production company HB Entertainment denied plagiarism in an official statement, calling the claim "completely baseless".[123] The company said; "the two works may look similar as they both take a motif from the Gwanghae Journal in the Veritable Records of the Joseon Dynasty".[26] The show's screenwriter Park Ji-eun said she "had never read or heard of" Seol-hee.[26]
On May 20, 2014, Kang filed her lawsuit against Park Ji-eun and HB Entertainment in court, asking for ₩600 million in damages.[124] HB Entertainment said it was prepared to "strongly confront" the lawsuit with its own evidence and witnesses, calling the charges of plagiarism "synonymous to a death sentence" for creators that must be "eradicated".[125] Kang dropped her lawsuit on July 3, 2014, after an out-of-court settlement.[126]
In April 2014, Indonesian television network RCTI aired a series titled Kau Yang Berasal Dari Bintang
,[f] which was first thought to be an authorised remake of My Love from the Star but was then found to have been plagiarized.[127] The Indonesian series has exactly the same set up and storyline as the Korean drama.[128] A representative of SBS Contents Hub stated: "The drama was created without the obtainment of legal publication rights. You could view it as plagiarism ... While we were in the process of discussing the sale of legal publication rights with another Indonesian enterprise, this drama came out. We are in the midst of finding what course of action to take."[129] Broadcast of the series was discontinued but after an agreement between RCTI and SBS, it began airing again in June 2014.[130]Notas
- ^ The character appears in a short crossover scene, alluding Bae Suzy's previous work Dream High (2011), where she starred alongside Kim Soo-hyun who portrays Song Sam-dong.
- ^ Choe Changguk only contributed to the track no. 3, 9, 10 and 19.
- ^ Total National Multimedia Statistics (TNmS) is one of two audience-rating companies in Korea along with the Nielsen Korea.[59]
- ^ The word "ssi" is added after the name of a person, which is considered a polite way to refer to a person in South Korea.
- ^ Thai: ลิขิตรักข้ามดวงดาว; lit. Destiny of Love Across the Stars
- ^ lit. You Are from a Star
- ^ Korean sales are paid digital downloads weekly, monthly and annually provided by the Gaon Music Chart.
- ^ a b c d e Sales figure as of December 2014.[48]
- ^ a b Sales figure for "My Love from the Star" and "I Love You" as of March 8, 2014, and February 22, 2014, respectively.[49]
- ^ a b Sales figure as of March 2014.[50]
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enlaces externos
- Official website (in Korean)
- My Love from the Star at SBS International
- My Love from the Star at HanCinema
- My Love from the Star at IMDb
- My Love from the Star on Netflix
- My Love from the Star on VIKI