Park Hoon es un joven que es secuestrado junto a su padre para ser llevados a Corea del Norte. Él crece en dicho país y se enamora de Song Jae Hee. Estudia hasta convertirse en un cardíologo. Después de perder a su amada es llevado a Corea del Sur. A pesar de eso, cae en numerosas ocasiones en prisión por querer entrar a Corea del Norte y encontrar a su amada Jae Hee. A pesar de ser un doctor genio y trabajar para uno de los mejores hospitales de Corea del Sur, no es capaz de ser catalogado como un médico oficial porque es un "desertor". Tiempo despues Park Hoon es aceptado en un hospital. Con la finalidad de traer a su primer amor Song Jae Hee de Corea del Norte, hace cualquier cosa para ganar dinero. Por otro lado esta Oh Soo Hyun, hija ilegítima del director del Hospital, que tiene una relación complicada con Han Jae Joon, el médico estrella de este y graduado de Harvard, que guarda un oscuro secreto de venganza; obstinada a luchar por lo que quiere y por ser reconocida como médico, conoce a Park Hoon. Es entonces cuando Park Hoon conoce a una anestesiologa llamada Han Seung Hee, que posee la misma cara que Song Jae Hee, pero que tiene una misteriosa identidad. Synopsis by WikiDrama Edit Translation
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- Título original: 닥터 이방인
- También conocida como: Dakteo Yibangin ,
- Director: Hong Jong Chan, Jin Hyeok
- Guionista: Park Jin Woo
- Géneros: Thriller, Romance, Drama, Médico
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Reparto y créditos
- Lee Jong SukPark HoonPapel principal
- Jin Se Yeon Papel principal
- Kang So Ra Papel principal
- Park Hae JinHan Jae JoonPapel principal
- Chun Ho Jin Papel secundario
- Lee Jae WonKim Chi GyuPapel secundario
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The overall story line was about the struggles of North Korea,which was amazing but it was too stretched out.Also the love story get very boring after awhile unless you enjoy romance a lot.
I rewatched this drama with my older sister and she also had a similar opinion but she said it was very boring at some points especially with the love story.
Acting was fantastic and the music matched the tension in the drama the majority of the time.I understand that they tried to use a commonly popular pop song to express how the information and freedom of creativity is limited but I found their choice of sound very random ,that's just a personal opinion though.
Personally If i had to rate this separately as medical drama i would give a 8-9 as for the love story i'd give a 4-5 to be honest i'm very bias.The only reason personally why i loved this drama was because the medical portion of it but if it wasn't a medical drama and just a love story, then i would have given a lower score.
If i do decide to rewatch it by myself I can honestly say i would just skip to the surgery scenes directly.
That "death" was almost predestined by Doctor Stranger's plot. At first, the show was thrilling; it's focus on Park Hoon and the things a doctor has to do gripped me. Yet, a show that has one weak character from the beginning will often find that weak character to be the cause of its entire downfall. That's what happened here. A weak character was then joined by mediocre characters, and the whole show had to rely on one really strong character (Park Hoon) to bolster the story. That weak character, though, thread through Park Hoon's performance, made a wrong stitch, and unraveled it altogether. (Don't even get me started on the ending.)
Acting-wise, it was either a beating heart or a flat line. Lee Jong Suk, Kang Sora, and Park Hae Jin gave a lot to their roles. In Jong Suk's case, his acting showed more depth than his previous roles and made me feel for Park Hoon in a real way. Unfortunately, the flat-lined actress Jin Se Yeon, brought as much character as character development for her character, that is to say, none. She tripped and stumbled over every scene that required any emotion other than a blank face that clearly said, "I don't know what the hell I'm doing."
Music-wise, I have no complaints.
Instead of asking, "Will you re-watch this?," I would say the question should be, "Do I have to re-watch this?"
Overall, I can't waste any more words than the characters did over dying patients on this drama.