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Actor Kim Woo-seok is growing as an actor by delicately portraying the transformation of a character who, though clumsy, steadily moves forward in "Doctor X."
In episodes of SBS Friday-Saturday drama "Doctor X: The Age of the White Mafia" (hereinafter "Doctor X") that aired on the 30th and 31st of last month, Kim Woo-seok starred as Park Tae-kyung, an intern doctor possessing pure charm and firm convictions. While injecting vitality into the story with a bright smile, he reveals an inner strength stronger than anyone else’s in moments when he must uphold his principles as a physician, thereby doubling the character’s appeal.
Park Tae-kyung is an intern who still has much to learn, but he is a person whose heart is unwavering in prioritizing patients’ lives and treatment above all else. He not only first considers patients’ pain and suffering in any situation, but also assisted Gye Su-jung (played by Kim Ji-won) ahead of a surgery for a pediatric cancer patient. In particular, the scene where he watches over Gye Su-jung, who decided on surgery for the sake of the patient, with a sense of relief conveyed to viewers the pure sincerity of a doctor thinking of his patients.
Park Tae-kyung’s convictions were even more clearly revealed in scenes where he clashed with fellow interns. He boldly voiced his belief that the essence of the medical profession and the lives of patients must be considered most important, directed at colleagues who provoked him. Unlike his usual bright and gentle demeanor, his attitude of not yielding an inch before his own principles demonstrated a sense of responsibility and firmness as a doctor.
Kim Woo-seok’s detailed emotional expression added immersion to each scene, further enhancing his presence. Kim Woo-seok portrays the various facets of Park Tae-kyung with acting that freely moves between cheerfulness, solemnity, and intensity, ranging from bright puppy-like charm to a sense of responsibility as a doctor and the decisiveness to uphold his own beliefs. As Park Tae-kyung, who is clumsy but whose sincerity toward patients is more genuine than anyone else’s, grows into a true physician, Kim Woo-seok’s expressiveness adds depth to the character, and he continues to shine. "Doctor X" airs every Friday and Saturday at 9:50 p.m.
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