The director and lead cast of “Doctors” have talked about story, character portrayal, reasons for choosing the project, and competition at a recent press conference.
On June 15, the “Doctors” press conference was held at the SBS headquarters in Seoul, with lead cast Park Shin Hye, Kim Rae Won, Lee Sung Kyung, and Yoon Kyun Sang in attendance.
“Doctors” is a medical romantic-comedy drama about Yoo Hye Jung, a troubled rebel who becomes a devoted doctor, and her high school teacher, a man who fights for justice despite his own pain. The two overcome scars from their pasts, and become entangled in a once-in-a-lifetime love when they meet again as junior and senior doctors.
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During the press conference, director Oh Chung Hwan states, “’Doctors’ is a story about people helping each other grow. We chose a hospital setting because it is a place where all kinds of situations come up and various human emotions are drawn out. Because it is a medical drama, we are diligently preparing so that we can proudly present it to viewers.”
He also expresses his affection for the cast. He says that he was worried because Kim Rae Won’s image in drama “Punch” was very strong, but was relieved to discover that he can blend into his character in “Doctors” very well.
Oh Chung Hwan is also full of praises for Park Shin Hye, who he calls “our Shin Hye” on set. He explains, “She’s someone who moves me everyday. She excels in both tenacity and popularity. She even filmed her action scenes herself without a double.”
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The actress took on difficult scenes for the drama, including a fight scene in a nightclub, and a cut where she high kicks co-star Kim Rae Won in the head, accurately representing Yoo Hye Jung’s personality.
About Lee Sung Kyung, the director comments, “I always thought that she has a hidden charm, and she proved me right. She will be able to properly show her acting abilities, so I think the viewers will love her.”
The actors then discuss why “Doctors” appealed to them as a project. Kim Rae Won says, “It’s my first time playing a doctor. I felt burdened because the script has many cheesy lines, but I’m excited to play a bright role after so long since ‘Attic Cat’ and ‘My Little Bride.’”
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He shares his thoughts on acting in difficult medical scenes, and says, “Director Oh Chung Hwan covers for my weak spots. It’s important for me to be able to effortlessly say medical terms, but I also have to authentically portray the emotions of a doctor, and he covers for me with other aspects.”
On the other hand, Park Shin Hye cites the interesting role and her teamwork with Kim Rae Won as factors in her decision.
She states, “The manuscript was fun and Yoo Hye Jung is a character unlike any I’ve done before. Moreover, I’ve always worked alongside people my age, so it’s nice to film with the reliable older Kim Rae Won.”
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She distinguishes Yoo Hye Jung from other drama heroines and says that the character’s charm is being unrefined and very human. She explains, “She does not trust people, works hard alone, and doesn’t know how to love or give. She puts up walls because she doesn’t want to get hurt. I previously portrayed characters who freely express their love and embrace other people, so it’s refreshing to be challenging myself with a different role. However, it’s hard to say that I will break the mold. I can’t transform 100 percent.”
She shares that she and her character have some similarities as well in that they are both easy-going, and have been hurt by people when they started working at a young age, although their sources of pain differ.
Meanwhile, KBS is set to premiere another medical drama starring Jang Hyuk called “Beautiful Mind, ” which will be airing on the same day as “Doctors.”
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When asked about this, Park Shin Hye comments, “The unique focus of our drama is the process of people’s growth as they meet in the hospital setting. This is what differentiates ‘Doctors’ from ‘Beautiful Mind.’”Currently reigning over the Monday & Tuesday primetime drama slot is SBS’s “Doctors, ” starring Park Shin Hye and Kim Rae Won. “Doctors” is a romantic drama set in the medical world that reveals the story of a man and a woman who overcome their childhood struggles. It’s a drama about personal growth and the positive effects of genuine love written by screenwriter Ha Myung Hee of “High Society” and directed by director Oh Choong Hwan of “My Love From the Star.”
Park Shin Hye stars as our main character, Yoo Hye Jung, a pessimistic high-school delinquent who comes from a rough background. Hye Jung struggles with opening up to those around her, choosing rather to take alternative actions which often leads to violence. Her story unfolds in a way that allows us to see her growth from an apathetic and aggressive youth to that of a young, determined doctor.
Kim Rae Won plays the local high school teacher, Hong Ji Hong, who comes from an affluent family. His compassion for his students and care towards them breaks down their barriers and serves as a form of encouragement for Hye Jung. He is a good teacher but his mannerisms suggest that there are subjects in his life that he avoids. Although Ji Hong is adopted, he shares a strong bond with his adopted father.
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If the impressive production staff and main characters did not catch your attention, the drama also features an accomplished ensemble of supporting characters. Viewers familiar with the drama “Pinocchio” will be able to witness a different dynamic between Yoon Kyun Sang and Park Shin Hye, as the former plays a neurosurgeon (Jung Yoon Do) who works in the same hospital. Jung Yoon Do is intellectual and blunt; his quirky personality makes him the comedic relief but also endearing to watch.
Lee Sung Kyung, who garnered mixed reviews for her portrayal in “Cheese in the Trap” wraps up our romantic quadrangle as Hye Jung’s hardworking and wealthy classmate, Jin Seo Woo. Lee Sung Kyung delivers in her portrayal of the jealous high school student who fancies her homeroom teacher. Though her motives are often selfish, her ability to voice her emotions makes her a character that’s capable of much development. Not every second lead is meant to serve as a rival for a heroine. In this drama, Seo Woo and Hye Jung share many differences, but bitterness and hate is not the only result of their clashes.
“Doctors” has aired 10 episodes of its 20 total so far. By this point, we’ve been exposed enough to our characters to become invested in their stories. As this show has progressed, I am constantly being impressed by the deft way it has captured the relationships between different individuals. The show has done a fantastic job showing raw human emotions while pairing it with a dash of sweet romance.
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There are many stereotypical roles in the drama that could have gone wayward, but they didn’t. The superficially stereotypical are fleshed out into unique, relatable characters. For example, Jin Seo Woo is the beautiful second lead who comes from a wealthy family and is filled with jealousy, but she is also an individual struggling to understand herself and to find the values she wants to live by. Yoo Hye Jung is the lovable main character with a traumatic past; she is also a woman learning to be sensitive and strong in a world where it seems women can’t be both. The characters in this drama are multidimensional. Just as in real life, it is not easy to categorize them as good or bad.
The beautiful cinematography and the sprinkles of narration by Yoo Hye Jung have really made this drama a joy to watch. Although I was concerned about the teacher-student relationship narrative, I am starting to understand perhaps the story is meant show the growth a of mentor-mentee relationship to that of lovers. This topic, which seems taboo, has been handled with care and a captivating plot.
“Why don’t you have a boyfriend yet?” ask my relatives. I shrug and tell them I’m too busy, declining to mention the fact that I am actually in multiple parasocial relationships with my favorite celebrities. It’s the fan-girl life for me and I wouldn’t have it any other way. Join me, somilha, as I consume more K-pop, more dramas and anything I can get my hands on through the internet.
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