Post by mikey on Jun 12, 2006 9:00:05 GMT -5
Thank you, sushimi, for the great photos!
On our left, of course, is Lee Jong-hyuk, who plays the city attorney trying to arrest gangsters.
Center, longtime Chicago fans will no doubt remember Han Ga-in, the actress who also played Sun-joo in “Yellow Handkerchief.” Here, she’s a slightly ditzy doctor who’s gotten fired from every job she’s had, since she sides with the patients in malpractice situations.
Right, a newcomer (to me at least) Yang Dong-gun. Compared (in some circles) to a minor Marlon Brando, he plays the reformed, but still rough-edged, gangster vying for the young doctor’s attention.
Alas, this is another MBC drama, so it won’t likely make it to Chicago. But, “MBC America” (I didn’t even know there was such at thing until a few weeks ago - but it’s good news nonetheless) is subtitling this drama for the English-speaking market. No doubt a DVD set will appear in the months ahead.
I’ve only watched up to episode #6, and though I found episodes 1-3 to be slow going, “Dr. Gang” is now probably my favorite currently running K-drama. Worth checking out, if it becomes available in your area.
On our left, of course, is Lee Jong-hyuk, who plays the city attorney trying to arrest gangsters.
Center, longtime Chicago fans will no doubt remember Han Ga-in, the actress who also played Sun-joo in “Yellow Handkerchief.” Here, she’s a slightly ditzy doctor who’s gotten fired from every job she’s had, since she sides with the patients in malpractice situations.
Right, a newcomer (to me at least) Yang Dong-gun. Compared (in some circles) to a minor Marlon Brando, he plays the reformed, but still rough-edged, gangster vying for the young doctor’s attention.
Alas, this is another MBC drama, so it won’t likely make it to Chicago. But, “MBC America” (I didn’t even know there was such at thing until a few weeks ago - but it’s good news nonetheless) is subtitling this drama for the English-speaking market. No doubt a DVD set will appear in the months ahead.
I’ve only watched up to episode #6, and though I found episodes 1-3 to be slow going, “Dr. Gang” is now probably my favorite currently running K-drama. Worth checking out, if it becomes available in your area.
