'My Love From The Star' Yoo In Young returns to K-dramas with 'Please Take Care of the Five Eagle Br Kim Tae Young is a cold-blooded sports agent. He draws talented players into the sports field and makes as much money from them in a short period of time, before they burn out. One of his clients is Kim Hee Won. He is an excellent baseball pitcher and, unlike his other clients, he also means something to Kim Tae Young. For Kim Hee Won, who is in a difficult situation, Kim Tae Young receives a task to bring female boxer Lee Kwon Sook back to the boxing ring. 3 years ago, Lee Kwon Sook emerged as an elite boxer at the age of 17. She was undefeated in all of her matches and she brought popularity to the sport. Suddenly, Lee Kwon Sook disappeared. For Kim Hee Won, Kim Tae Young approaches Lee Kwon Sook, who has started a new life away from boxing. (Source: AsianWiki) ~~ Adapted from the novel "Sunjeongbokseo Ikwonsuk" (순정복서 이권숙) by Choo Jong Nam (추종남). Edit Translation
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- Native Title: 순정복서
- Also Known As: Minha Adorável Boxeadora , My Lovely Boxer, Kwonsook , Pure Boxer , Pure Boxer Lee Kwon Suk , Sunjeongbokseo , Sunjeongbokseo Ikwonsuk , Невинный боксер , 純情拳擊手 , 순정복서 이권숙
- Screenwriter: Kim Min Ju
- Director: Hong Eun Mi, Choi Sang Yeol
- Genres: Romance, Youth, Drama, Sports
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Cast & Credits
- Lee Sang YeobKim Tae YoungMain Role
- Kim So HyeLee Kwon Sook / Lee Yu RiMain Role
- Park Ji HwanKim O BokSupport Role
- Kim Hyung MookLee Cheol YongSupport Role
- Ha Seung RiJung Soo YeonSupport Role
- Kim Jin WooHan Jae MinSupport Role
Reviews
LEE SANG YEOB
LEE SANG YEOB AHJUSSIreview will be biased bc I am in love with him.
I love sport shows but I don't how much I loved this one more because of his acting and (face card) but it was entertaining with fair dose of angst. I liked the different storylines and development. It reminded of 2521 in some way and the message coming from it was truly comforting. I cried during the final match.
It'a not the best drama regarding direction, that's for sure. Transition are a bit raw and outdated but I was more focused on the story so I wasn't really bothered even if it could have been an excellent drama with beautiful cinematic.
I'm blind for the age gap and I won't apologise cuz who would not fall for that guy. i was ROOTING for them. 😮💨 (Also I feel directors were really cautious with both which is cool)
Girl were real badass, dad was much of fun. Except for the assistant school director which I disliked (got scared that it would go in a toxic love triangle but thanks god no) it was a great portrait of daily struggles and humain feelings.
Good idea, but the setting was not convincing. Could have been much more hard hitting drama
I really liked the idea of this, but the big hole was the female actors did not look like boxers, even athletes, sprinters have more muscles and abbs, Google female boxers and you will see what a World class female boxer looks like. Covering someone up with multiple layers of clothing and then stripping them off to box convincingly just doesn't work.Good story , but the things to make the setting real were just not there, and no matter how convincing the ML was as a whole it didn't work, and it didn't help that perhaps the most intersting part of the story, match fixing, was at odds with the fuffy young women boxer comeback, which was totally lacking in reality. The irony being that the most real aggression shown was when the ML was being beaten up.
Perhaps the K drama reluctance not let women any thing less than looking pale and perfect, but in a drama about womens boxing, thats just not the look needed.
























