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==User Rating==
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==Profile==
* '''Drama:''' Star's Lover / Celebrity Sweetheart / Celebrity Lover
* '''Revised romanization:''' Seutaui Yeonin
* '''Hangul:''' 스타의 연인
* '''Director:''' [[Boo Sung-Chul]]
* '''Assistant Director:''' [[Lee Chang-Min (director)|Lee Chang-Min]]
* '''Writer:''' [[Oh Soo-Yun]]
* '''Network:''' [[SBS]]
* '''Episodes:''' 20
* '''Release Date:''' December 10, 2008 - February 12, 2009
* '''Runtime:''' Wed. & Thurs. 21:55
* '''Language:''' Korean
* '''Country:''' South Korea

==Plot==
As the ghostwriter for star actress Lee Ma-ri’s bestselling travel essay ‘Lovers in Asuka’, Chul-soo gets to meet Lee Ma-ri one day. Around that time, Lee Ma-ri also has a chance meeting with Jung Woo-jin, who happens to have the same name as her first boyfriend. She feels her heart flutter for the first time since her former boyfriend Kang Woo-jin suddenly vanished from her life. Lee Ma-ri finds out that Jung Woo-jin became interested in her after reading her travel essay, which was actually ghostwritten. So she tries to brush up her knowledge of culture by contacting Chul-soo for private lessons. So this is how Chul-soo and Lee Ma-ri meet again. However, Chul-soo's life becomes complicated after Lee Ma-ri enters his life. Meanwhile, Byung-joon, a friend of Chul-soo and a journalist, discovers that Chul-soo is the actual writer of the travel essay, "Lovers in Asuka" and so he proposes that Chul-soo sell a story about Lee Ma-ri's personal life. He urges Chul-soo to seriously consider his proposal because he knows that Chul-soo needs the money desperately for his ailing sister. While Chul-soo weighs his options, Jung Woo-jin returns to Korea and Lee Ma-ri becomes more concerned about improving her cultural and literature understanding so she asks Chul-soo to live at her home to teach her intensively. Amidst this, Lee Ma-ri and Jung Woo-jin begin to see each other more frequently and Chul-soo becomes indispensable to Ma-ri as a private tutor. One day, Chul-soo realizes that he is no longer needed by Ma-ri and this triggers conflicting emotions within him. Since Chul-soo is pressed for money to pay for the operation that his sister desperately needs, he decides to sell his story about Ma-ri's personal life to his journalist friend Byung-joon. When the story about Ma-ri turns into a big scandal, Woo-jin’s resolve to marry Ma-ri becomes stronger and he proposes marriage to her. As a wedding gift, Jung Woo-jin tells Ma-ri that he'll bankroll a documentary film based on her travel essay, "Lovers in Asuka." He then asks his former professor to recommend a couple of writers for his documentary film and that is how Chul-soo and Eun-young join the film project as writers. When Chul-soo and Ma-ri meet again during the filming of the documentary...

==Notes==
# "Star's Lover" takes over [[SBS]]'s Wed. & Thurs. 9:55 pm slot previously held by [[The Painter of Wind]].
# Some scenes were filmed at Korea's elite "[[Seoul National University]]" - first time any commercial film or tv show has been allowed to do so in the university's 65 year history.
# Actor [[Yu Ji-Tae]] makes his television drama series debut.

==Cast==
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| [[File:Star's Lover-Yoo Ji-Tae.jpg|link=Yoo Ji-Tae|90px]]
| [[File:Star's Lover-Lee Ki-Woo.jpg|link=Lee Ki-Woo|90px]]
| [[File:Star's Lover-Cha Ye-Ryeon.jpg|link=Cha Ye-Ryun|90px]]
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| [[Choi Ji-Woo]]
| [[Yoo Ji-Tae]]
| [[Lee Ki-Woo]]
| [[Cha Ye-Ryun]]
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| Lee Ma-Ri
| Kim Chul-Soo
| Jung Woo-Jin
| Choi Eun-Young
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| [[File:Star's Lover-Lee Jun-Hyuk.jpg|link=Lee Jun-Hyuk|90px]]
| [[File:Star's Lover-Shim Eun-Jin.jpg|link=Shim Eun-Jin|90px]]
| [[File:Star's Lover-Yang Hee-Kyeong.jpg|link=Yang Hee-Kyeong|90px]]
| [[File:Star's Lover-Kwak Hyun-Hwa.jpg|link=Kwak Hyun-Hwa|90px]]
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| [[Sung Ji-Ru]]
| [[Lee Joon-Hyuk (1984)|Lee Joon-Hyuk]]
| [[Shim Eun-Jin]]
| [[Yang Hee-Kyeong]]
| [[Kwak Hyun-Hwa]]
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| Seo Tae-Suk
| Min Jang-Soo
| Seo Ye-Rin
| Lee Seung-Yeon
| Lee Eun-Sil
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| [[File:Star's Lover-Ban Hyo-Jeong.jpg|link=Ban Hyo-Jung|90px]]
| [[File:Star's Lover-Phillip Choi.jpg|link=Phillip Choi|90px]]
| [[File:Star's Lover-Ki Tae-Young.jpg|link=Ki Tae-Young|90px]]
| [[File:Star's Lover-Jung Woon-Taek.jpg|link=Jung Woon-Taek|90px]]
| [[File:Star's Lover-Kim Ji-Young (1937).jpg|link=Kim Ji-Young (1937)|90px]]
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| [[Ban Hyo-Jung]]
| [[Phillip Choi]]
| [[Ki Tae-Young]]
| [[Jung Woon-Taek]]
| [[Kim Ji-Young (1937)|Kim Ji-Young]]
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| Ma-Ri's grandma
| Seo Woo-Jin
| Son Ha-Young
| Jun Byung-Joon
| Kim Ok-Ja
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| [[File:Star's Lover-Kim Ye-Ryeong.jpg|link=Kim Ye-Ryeong|90px]]
| [[File:Star's Lover-Kim Ji-Sook (1958).jpg|link=Kim Ji-Sook (1958)|90px]]
| [[File:Star's Lover-Shin Min-Hee.jpg|link=Shin Min-Hee|90px]]
| [[File:Star's Lover-Bae Ki-Bum.jpg|link=Bae Ki-Bum|90px]]
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| [[Lee Jong-Nam (1963)|Lee Jong-Nam]]
| [[Kim Ye-Ryeong]]
| [[Kim Ji-Sook (1958)|Kim Ji-Sook]]
| [[Shin Min-Hee]]
| [[Bae Ki-Bum]]
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| Choi Cha-Ryun
| Lee Ji-Sook
| Lee Bo-Young
| Kim Yoo-Ri
| Chul-Soo's dad
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| [[File:Star's Lover-Yun Ju-Sang.jpg|link=Yun Ju-Sang|90px]]
| [[File:Star's Lover-Lee Seung-Hyeong.jpg|link=Lee Seung-Hyeong|90px]]
| [[File:Star's Lover-Jung Da-Bin (2000).jpg|link=Jung Da-Bin (2000)|90px]]
| [[File:Star's Lover-Park Bo-Young.jpg|link=Park Bo-Young|90px]]
| [[File:Star's Lover-Kang Lee-Suk.jpg|link=Kang Lee-Suk|90px]]
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| [[Yun Ju-Sang]]
| [[Lee Seung-Hyeong]]
| [[Jung Da-Bin (2000)|Jung Da-Bin]]
| [[Park Bo-Young]]
| [[Kang Yi-Suk (1998)|Kang Yi-Suk]]
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| Professor Ahn
| Choi Sung-Wook
| Ma-Ri (child)
| Ma-Ri (young)
| Chul-Soo (child)
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'''Additional Cast Members:'''
* [[Min Joon-Hyun]] - Reporter
* [[Seo Jin-Wook (1968)|Seo Jin-Wook]] - Director Jo Bum-Suk
* [[Heo Tae-Hee]] - Blind date
* [[Kang Sung-Hoon (1978)|Kang Sung-Hoon]] - reporter
* [[Julian Kang]]
* [[Kong Hyung-Jin]] - Hong-Kong movie director (cameo)
* [[Kim Ji-Suk]] - Actor (cameo)
* [[Ji Jin-Hee]] - Popular star (cameo)
* [[Lee Dong-Gun]] - Hyun-Joon (cameo)

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==External Links==
* [http://tv.sbs.co.kr/starlover/ Official Website]

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 | [[Yang Hee-Kyeong]]

Star's Lover - Revision history

RamenLover: Text replace - "Lee Joon-Hyuk" to "Lee Jun-Hyuk"

RamenLover: Text replace - "Kang Sung-Hoon" to "Kang Sung-Hoon"