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| Stars Falling from the Sky
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 Promotional poster
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| Also known as
| Wish Upon a Star
Pick Up the Stars
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| Genre
| Romance
Family
Drama
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| Written by
| Jung Ji-woo
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| Directed by
| Jung Hyo
Oh Jin-suk
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| Starring
| Choi Jung-won
Kim Ji-hoon
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| Country of origin
| South Korea
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| Original language
| Korean
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| No.
of episodes
| 20
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| Production location
| Korea
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| Running time
| 70 minutes
Mondays and Tuesdays at 21:55 (
KST
)
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| Production company
| Shinyoung E&C Group
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| Network
| Seoul Broadcasting System
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| Release
| 4 January
(
2010-01-04
)
?
16 March 2010
(
2010-03-16
)
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Stars Falling From the Sky
(
Korean
:
별을 따다줘
;
RR
:
Byeoreul Ttadajwo
; also known as
Wish Upon a Star
) is a 2010
South Korean television drama
broadcast on
SBS
.
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Plot
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Jin Pal-gang (
Choi Jung-won
) has worked at an insurance firm for five years, but she spends more than she makes and has racked up credit card debt. Loud-mouthed and rash, she has a pretty immature personality despite her 25 years of age and her life's greatest goal is to find a handsome, perfect man and live in married bliss. But she suddenly becomes the guardian for her five younger adopted siblings when her parents pass away.
Won Kang-ha (
Kim Ji-hoon
) is Pal-gang's co-worker and romantic interest, a sharp insurance company lawyer who was abandoned as a child and has trouble opening up to others - until he meets Pal-gang and her siblings.
Cast
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- Jin family
- Won family
- Jung family
- Extended cast
- Lee Doo-il as Kim Jang-soo
- Park Hyun-sook as Han Jin-joo
- Kim Ji-young
as Choi Eun-mal
- Jang Jung-hee
as Pal-gang's office supervisor
- Joo Ho as grocery lady's son
- Seo Young
as Min-ah
- Na Hae-ri as secretary
- Jo Won-suk
- Min Ji-oh
- Jun Jin-gi
Trivia
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The Jin siblings are named after colors in the
Korean language
.
- ppal-gang
= red
- joo-hwang
= orange
- no-rang
= yellow
- cho-rok
= green
- pa-rang
= blue
- nam-i
= indigo
Soundtrack
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| Stars Falling from the Sky
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| Released
| January 25, 2010
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| Genre
| K-pop
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| Label
| Chili Music/
M.net
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- "Stars Falling from the Sky"
Released: January 12, 2010
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Stars Falling from the Sky
is the
soundtrack album
for the television series. It was released on January 25, 2010 by Chili Music, distributed by
M.net
. The title song, "Stars Falling from the Sky," was released as a digital single on January 12, 2010. That song is performed by the South Korean girl group
Kara
.
Track listing
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| Title
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| 1.
| "Stars Falling from the Sky"
| 3:25
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| 2.
| "Do You (그대니까)"
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| 3.
| "Maybe... (아마도...)"
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| 4.
| "Tears of the street (눈물의 거리)"
| 4:27
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| 5.
| "I Am a Mother"
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| 6.
| "Once Again"
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| 7.
| "Find Hope (希望을 찾아서)"
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| 8.
| "I Miss the Family (그리운 家族)"
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| 9.
| "Singing Star (별의 노래)"
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| 10.
| "Wound (사랑의 傷處)"
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| 11.
| "The Truth Is False (거짓된 眞實)"
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| 12.
| "Rainbow Neighborhood (무지개 洞네)"
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| 13.
| "Ride Sinbulja (달려라 信不者)"
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| 14.
| "Rainbow Neighborhood (무지개 洞네)"
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| 15.
| "Tears of Pain (아픔의 눈물)"
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| 16.
| "I Am a Mother (String Ver.)"
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| 17.
| "Warm-hearted"
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| 18.
| "Drunk (술에 醉해)"
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| 19.
| "View of Afternoon (Part 2) (午後風景)"
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| 20.
| "Magic"
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| 21.
| "Lullaby"
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