Boys Over Flowers

 

 



Plot

Set at a famous high school for the super-wealthy, this is a puppy love story centered on a poor girl and the F4 gang of rich kids headed by the rough and fearless Jun-pyo Koo.

Geum Jan-Di (Hye-seon Ku) is a girl from a poor family but has an unrivaled sense of optimism and drive and is by chance admitted to a prestigious private high school.

There she meets the infamous group of four astonishingly good looking and rich boys who are known as F4. The group's leader is Koo Jun-Pyo (Min-ho Lee), who is a spoiled heir to world-leading conglomerate Shinhwa. He is joined by mysterious and breathlessly handsome Yun Ji-Hu (Hyeon-jung Kim), So Lee-Jeong (Kim Beom), and Song Woo-Bin (Kim Jun). Their love story moves from Seoul to New Caledonia to Macau.

 


         Since Jan-di is in love with Ji-Hoo, this moment is even more special for her. Kissing on her forehead – Before heading off to Paris, grateful for making him realize that it is important to follow his heart, Ji-Hoo kisses Jan-di on her forehead, while wishing her goodbye



    END

         The drama ended with Goo Joon Pyo finding back his memory successfully. And JanDi made it into a medical college, proving to be a strong 'weed', together with Yoon Ji Hoo; So Yi Jung and Sung WooBin also had their own happy ending. This can be said to be a 'happy ending all the way'



  • Drama: Boys Over Flowers
  • Country: South Korea
  • Episodes: 25
  • Aired: Jan 5, 2009 - Mar 31, 2009
  • Aired On: Monday, Tuesday
  • Original Network: KBS2
  • Duration: 1 hr. 5 min.
  • Content Rating: 15+ - Teens 15 or older

         

Main Cast

 Geum Jan Di – Gu hye seon

 Goo Joon Pyo Lee Min Ho

  Yoon Ji Hoo – K im Hyung Joong

Awards and nominations

 

·         45th Baeksang Arts Awards

·         Best New Actor

·         Lee Min-ho

·         Won

·         Popularity Award

·         Kim Hyun-joong

·         Won

·         Lee Min-ho

·         Nominated

·         14th Asian Television Awards

·         Best Drama Actor

·         Lee Min-ho

·         Nominated

·         Best Drama Actress

·         Ku Hye-sun

·         Nominated

·         3rd Mnet 20's Choice Awards

·         Hot Male Drama Star

·         Lee Min-ho

·         Nominated

·         Kim Bum

·         Nominated

·         Hot Female Drama Star

·         Ku Hye-sun

·         Nominated

·         Hot Character ("Gu Jun-pyo")

·         Lee Min-ho

·         Nominated

·         4th Seoul International Drama Awards

·         Popular Drama

·         Boys Over Flowers

·         Won

·         Popular Actor

·         Lee Min-ho

·         Nominated

·         Kim Hyun-joong

·         Won

·         Cyworld Digital Music Awards

·         Song of the Month (February)

·         "Because I'm Stupid" - SS501

·         Won

·         Best OST

·         Won

·         11th Mnet Asian Music Awards

·         Best OST

·         Won

·         Bugs Music Awards

·         Best TV Drama Song of the Year

·         Won

·         2nd Korea Junior Star Awards

·         Best New Actor in a TV Drama

·         Kim Hyun-joong

·         Won

·         KBS Drama Awards

·         Top Excellence Award, Actress

·         Ku Hye-sun

·         Nominated

·         Excellence Award, Actor in a Mid-length Drama

·         Lee Min-ho

·         Nominated

·         Excellence Award, Actress in a Mid-length Drama

·         Ku Hye-sun

·         Won

·         Best New Actor

·         Lee Min-ho

·         Won

·         Kim Hyun-joong

·         Nominated

·         Kim Bum

·         Nominated

·         Best New Actress

·         Kim So-eun

·         Won

·         Best Young Actor

·         Park Ji-bin

·         Nominated

·         Netizen Award, Actress

·         Ku Hye-sun

·         Won

·         Popularity Award, Actor

·         Lee Min-ho

·         Nominated

·         Kim Hyun-joong

·         Nominated

·         Best Couple Award

·         Lee Min-ho and Ku Hye-sun

·         Won

·         Kim Hyun-joong and Ku Hye-sun


·         Nominated



International broadcast

 

 







 




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