Kim Hyung Jun plays Kang Min, a top star in the Korean entertainment business, who is a bit temperamental. The leading lady is a newly minted scriptwriter played by So Yi Hyun. Park Kwang Hyun plays a well-known producer and the drama follows the in and outs of the entertainment business and the love triangle that ensue between the three main characters.

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  So Yi Hyun (Jun Ji Hyun)

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  Park Kwang Hyun (No Yong Woo)

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  Kim Hyung Jun (Kang Min)

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  Go Na Eun (Kim Kkot Nim)

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  Chae Young In (Seo Yeon Hee)

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  Bae Gun Woo (Woo Do Jin)

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• May 21, 2012 12 of 12 episodes seen

  KdramaQueen89
  13 of 13 people found this review helpful
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  • Overall  6
  • Story  6
  • Acting/Cast  7
  • Music  9
  • Rewatch Value  4

  I’ve seen the main actress in a lot of things and really like most of the characters she’s played. The premise also sounded like this drama might be a lot of fun so I wanted to give this a try even though I didn’t know who the male leads were…
  
  Story- The first episode had potential so I was excited to watch the rest of the episodes but they turned out to be just average writing. It’s your typical predictable romcom but they kind of let me down with the entertainment theme cause they could’ve did more with it. The romance was a letdown also with an ending that had no resolution and basically brings our heroine back to square one.
  
  Acting/Cast- So Yi Hyun basically carried the show. Her character was awesome and just so magnetic. As for the male leads their acting was passable but they just weren’t able to get me to care about their characters. The supporting cast was good enough but their characters were forgettable.
  
  Music- I actually ended up liking the OST and will download when I get the chance.
  
  Rewatch- Since the story wasn’t boring it’s rewatchable but I have no intentions of watching it a second time.
  
  Overall while Glowing She wasn’t boring or anything it’s one of those dramas that had potential but fell flat. You won’t remember it down the line. read more

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• Aug 8, 2012 12 of 12 episodes seen

  Misunderst0_od
  2 of 2 people found this review helpful
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  • Overall  7
  • Story  7
  • Acting/Cast  8
  • Music  7
  • Rewatch Value  8

  It's a light, heartwarming drama that you'd watch when you have nothing better to watch. You've probably seen the story line before, where the famous superstar falls in love with a nobody. Although it's not really original, it still manages to keep you entertained. I love how the main characters interact with one another. It's amusing to see them quip back and forth with each other. One of the main things this drama had going for it was So Yi Hyun. You just can't hate her or her character. She's just so lovable.
  
  The drama is only 12 episodes long, so the show didn't drag on more than it should have. It was short, sweet, and simple. The ending, while it wasn't bad, it wasn't all that great either. It just felt a bit unfinished. However, I think it's the writers' way of saying that life goes on. read more

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