Park Shin Hye and Park Hyung Sik Show Off Chemistry in 'Doctor Slump' Script Reading Session

 

Park Shin Hye and Park Hyung Sik worked together about 10 years ago on 'The Heirs'. Now, they are reuniting in the drama 'Doctor Slump' which will air starting January 27.

"Doctor Slump" has started its promotional period even though the broadcast schedule is still long. On Tuesday (5/12), the JTBC drama production team presented a portrait of a script reading session where Park Shin Hye and Park Hyung Sik showed off their strong chemistry.

According to leaks from the "Doctor Slump" production team, Shin Hye and Hyung Sik showed their strong chemistry after working together 10 years ago in "The Heirs". Both of them really got into their characters while showing strong acting skills.

The production team of "Doctor Slump" revealed, "The romance between Yeo Jung Woo (Hyung Sik) and Nam Ha Neul (Shin Hye), who share the brightest and worst moments, will bring joyful joy and warm sympathy."

The production team also asked the audience to look forward to Hyung Sik and Shin Hye's reunion in "Doctor Slump". Meanwhile, in the portrait released by the production team, Shin Hye and Hyung Sik appear to be posing cheerfully by showing a heart symbol while holding a drama script.

On the other hand, "Doctor Slump" tells the story of Jung Woo and Ha Neul who initially had a bright future, but ultimately fell into a slump and quit their jobs as doctors. They will be a light for each other to face those difficult times.

In "Doctor Slump", Jung Woo is a plastic surgeon who is quite popular because of his intelligence and personality. However, the man suddenly fell into the abyss of life because of a mysterious medical accident he experienced.

Meanwhile, Ha Neul is an anesthesiologist who was ultimately forced to leave the hospital where he worked. He was a workaholic doctor, living a life devoid of pleasure and not knowing how to do anything except study and work.

Meanwhile, "Doctor Slump" is scheduled to air starting January 27. This drama was directed by scriptwriter Baek Sun Wo, who previously worked on "What's Wrong With Secretary Kim". Don't miss watching it.