Actor Kim Hyung-mook on 'Prescribing Love': 'Felt the drama's pull from the start, like I truly lived as Yang Dong-ik' [Interview Pt. 1]
Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Actor Kim Hyung-mook reflected on his role as a doctor in the drama "Prescribing Love."
- He described the drama as having a compelling story from the start.
- Kim felt he truly embodied the character Yang Dong-ik during filming.
Actor Kim Hyung-mook has shared his thoughts on concluding his role in the KBS 2TV drama "Prescribing Love." In an interview held on the morning of the 20th at a cafe in Sinsa-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, Kim discussed his experience playing Yang Dong-ik, a doctor at Yangji Barun Oriental Medicine Clinic.
Kim expressed that the drama immediately captured his attention. "From the very beginning, I felt the drama had a strong pull," he stated. This initial connection with the script and storyline significantly influenced his performance and overall engagement with the project.
From the very beginning, I felt the drama had a strong pull.
Reflecting on his portrayal of Yang Dong-ik, Kim conveyed a sense of deep immersion. "I felt like I truly lived as Yang Dong-ik," he remarked. This sentiment suggests a profound connection with the character, allowing him to bring a nuanced and authentic performance to the screen. His ability to embody the character's traits, such as his characteristic charm and humanity, was a key element in his portrayal.
I felt like I truly lived as Yang Dong-ik.
Originally published by Chosun Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.