Joo Won 주원 [Current Drama 2024 - The Midnight Studio/ 야한(夜限) 사진관]

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주원 ‏@Moonjunwon2m

@woonggnoow 형 동생이니까^^ 더 잘하껨ㅠㅠ 고마웡~~ 알랍^^♥

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I am so proud of Park Shi On when I saw this pic... and was so grateful of Dr. Choi for having Shi On under his wings. Do you think he is the first angel that Shi On meet? -weird right,
 


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[coolreborn]

Yes, he may act like a child, but he is the MAN!!!


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.... so cute... gawd, Shi On, can you be more cuter? Yes? AHHHHHH.... my heart is now out of sync.

[Guest mindymoe]

mikhaella75 said:
  nice view!!!!! ;MR. MIDDLE =)) =))


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Englishsub Ep1 just came out.

-Edit- Why havent  Epdrama and Goodrama updated Good Doctor yet. I often watch dramas on this 2 websites.

http://www.dramaholics.com/good-doctor-episode-1/

[daydreamsindecember]

My train of thoughts after GD Ep 1:
(possible spoilers ahead)

1. The Bromance! First up; I love, love how the 'enemy' (from BM) has become 'family'. We have a father-figure so how about some JooJooLove soon for SO and DH? Pretty please???  

2. Heart with humor! There were a few moments where my eyes glistened, kudos to the kiddo actors. A medical drama must always have heart, I believe! I also love how the drama has injected humor in normal everyday situations (e.g on the way to work, while getting reprimanded by the boss, brushing teeth, etc). As illustrated in Ep 1, the hijinks will probably be mostly provided by PSO and his antics. Hee!

4. Makjang? Politics are a recurring theme in almost every medical drama, even so here. Who's going to be the ultimate winner of the roulette? We won't know till the ball stops spinning. Add in the likelihood of having birth secrets/hidden past (SO's mother = Director Lee? SO's mother with SO's father-figure?) play out, will GD be filled with makjang? While it's interesting to see a mix of different elements, a medical drama is a medical drama after all. I do hope the side stories will be kept to the minimal. We don't need any more grief and crying yo, we already have Dr Park! 
5. The OST. I was surprised to hear the very non-medical drama instrumental right at the beginning. Very movie OST and fantasy like! I would have mistaken myself for watching Chronicles of Narnia/something Disney had the very handsome JW not been in my face.   
6. Hot Cast! Massive eye candy that would make easy watching (literally and figuratively). JSW all hot, brooding and arrogant looks like he crossed over from the special investigation team to the hospital. I'm expecting to see more sides to him than just Mr TEN/TEN2. 
7. Lovely side characters! From Father-figure Director to Mr-Gruffy-Face-but-such-a-bear Nurse Jo, I eagerly await to see how these people will play an integral part in SO's career. Not only aiding him to become a successful pediatric surgeon but also more socially adaptable. 6 months for SO or else father-figure goes! Nooooo!!!!!  

8. Park Si On. Major love for our Hero, who has to overcome many obstacles in his way. I'm prepared for critics to bash JW for overacting, but who cares. I love his portrayal! It's so very childlike, forthright, unassuming, and awkward. Awkward enough to make you cringe (for him) but not overtly annoying. I think he's doing a pretty good job so far! However, I'm not quite sure of the 'open-mouth look' that both little SO and adult SO sport. Is it supposed to depict a mental retardation state? Or a personality trait? Depending on which, if not written well it would end up as an extreme characteristic that is unnecessary. But for now, uri Cutie seems to be in the right trajectory....  
Ep 2 here we come~~~~  :D

[coolreborn]

Just can't get enough of Cutie's assets.



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[Guest mindymoe]

coolreborn said: Just can't get enough of Cutie's assets.


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[mrdimples]

jjsweeter0211 said: 주원 ‏@Moonjunwon2m

@woonggnoow 형 동생이니까^^ 더 잘하껨ㅠㅠ 고마웡~~ 알랍^^♥

[farbarri]

i cant watch videos from viki. it states that the video is not available in my country.....  as for dramaholics, i cant download the hardsubs, it's not working as well. ( (

[coolreborn]

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[coolreborn]

Kiss-su!!!




Nosebleed!!!




OOOHHH La La!!! Nippy...!!!



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@arch00' date=' Is it ok to use this on my siggy? --> Ok using it. LOL. Mwuah!!!![/quote']

Haha @coolreborn master no need to ask master. Aren't we sharing him.He is mine, he is yours, he is our's )

[coolreborn]

He is an Angel...


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[farbarri]

Joowon's face is so red after the punch..... not to mention the pain, i think Dr.Kim's words would affect him more than the physical pain.

[Guest joongieforeva]

i just watched good doctor ep1. OMG Joo won is so cute in there. i really love shi on's character. his huge puppy eyes is to die for. i don't know why those people hate him, he is so cute that i just to cuddle him  and protect him from the world. i'm not being biased, i love park shi on a lot, not because this role is played by joowon


park shi on sulking. KYAAAAAA how cute is that. can't wait for the next episode

[coolreborn]

class="entry-title"[PREVIEW] KBS Mon/Tue Drama “Good Doctor” Posted on 2013/08/05 by Jessica Kim in TV with 0 Comments

From left, actors Kwak Do-won, Joo Sang-uk, Kim Min-seo, Moon Chae-won, and Joo Won of KBS TV series “Good Doctor.” [KBS]

 

“I wanted to help them become adults. And have kids of their own, and love those kids.”

In a preview clip revealed at a press event for KBS’s upcoming Monday and Tuesday series “Good Doctor” on July 31, this is the answer Park Si-on (Joo Won) gives when asked why he wants to become a pediatric surgeon. “Good Doctor” is mainly about what happens when Park Si-on, suffering from savant syndrome (a person with autistic disorder or intellectual disability with a gift in a particular specific areas), becomes a first-year resident at the pediatric surgery ward of a hospital. It aims to show the perspectives people generally have of the disabled and tell a heartwarming story that viewers can sympathize with by depicting on the inner growth of characters surrounding him.

Actors Joo Won, Moon Chae-won, Joo Sang-uk, and Kim Min-seo will play major roles in “Good Doctor” and will be supported by a large number of actors recognized for their acting skills including Cheon Ho-jin, Kwak Do-won, and Ko Chang-suk. Will the show be able to bring a change to the highly competitive Monday and Tuesday prime time drama scene? Below are the three reasons you should look out for “Good Doctor” as revealed through a Q&A with the show’s main cast and producer Ki Min-soo at the press event.

 

Reason # 1. Different subject matter: ”Good Doctor” is a bit different from typical medical dramas. The element of ‘humanity’ is added to “Good Doctor” by talking about the little-known field of pediatric surgery and with the main character suffering from savant syndrome.

 

Q. How does “Good Doctor” differentiate itself from other dramas?

Producer Ki Min-soo: Medical dramas in the past have created tension through the depiction of medical actions and case-focused development. “Good Doctor” will do the same but focus a bit more on the relationships between the characters within the hospital. I think it’ll be refreshing in how Si-on, who is like a child himself because he is autistic, will perform medical acts on children with the heart of both the child and the patient.

Moon Chae-won: The role of Cha Yoon-seo that I’ll play is a fellow doctor. There were few roles that female could play in medical dramas in the past because the stories were male-oriented. But this drama is different because Cha can perform surgeries and show the growth she makes as a doctor.

 

Q. Joo Won, it couldn’t have been easy to play the role of someone suffering from autism.

Joo Won: I think that every actor would want to try playing a character like Si-on. I did have some concerns before I was actually cast for the drama but decided on it because of my trust in producer Ki Min-soo with whom I worked with for KBS’s “Ojakgyo Brothers.” As much as there are certain images we think of when we hear the word ‘autism,’ there have been a lot of dramas that deal with it. But after meeting with autistic people while preparing for “Good Doctor,” I found out that there are various types of autism. I was shocked when I met people that weren’t any different from healthy people. It’s been difficult having to portray Si-on that is someone that suffers from autism to a level that he can still be a doctor. It’s been particularly difficult saying medical terms in the way that Si-on speaks.

 

 

Reason # 2. The details to medical dramas: As much as the drama is about a professional line of expertise, it is crucial that the details befit it. It seemed that “Good Doctor” put in much effort to portray on the doctor’s life and hospital tasks realistically in order to meet the raised standards of the public.

 

Q. What efforts did you put in to express the details to being pediatric surgeons?

Joo Sang-uk: I tried very hard to actually become professor Kim Do-han. I practiced doing the scenes in the surgery room while on set for cable channel OCN’s “TEN 2″ as well. I prepared more than I have for any other drama (laughs). I even shot a scene in the surgery room for over 12 hours to get the shot I wanted.

Moon Chae-won: It was difficult having to express myself with just my eyes while in the surgery room. We’re receiving professional advice from real doctors but I think there’s a limit to the medical knowledge we can express. So I’m trying my best to deliver my emotions in my acting by monitoring my scenes well.

Joo Won: I didn’t know this before I started preparing for “Good Doctor” but the surgery techniques are different for children versus adults. I’ve been receiving advice when I’m on set and trying my best to show those details.

 

Q. Female characters usually do not have much weight in medical dramas. So what did you focus on to play your role as Cha Yoon-seo?

Moon Chae-won: I heard that female doctors become easygoing when they’re in hospitals because they’re surrounded by so many men. My character Cha Yoon-seo in “Good Doctor” relieves her stress by drinking (laughs). She meets Si-on after drinking, and gets scolded by professor Kim Do-han. I think this is how the show is a bit different from regular medical dramas. And I tend to inject my own thoughts and emotions into the characters I take on. I’ve admired doctors since I was young so I think such emotions are carrying into my acting as well.

 

 

Reason # 3. The message of “Good Doctor”: The fact that Si-on, suffering from autism, becomes a doctor is significant in many ways. “Good Doctor” aims to make viewers sympathize with and feel homogeneity with a handicapped person rather than feel pity and compassion for him. It seemed that the cast were going to great pains to deliver such a message.

Q. “What is the message that “Good Doctor” wants to deliver?

Kwak: Both of my parents actually suffered physical disabilities. And maybe that’s why but there are times that I just tear up when looking at disabled people. “Good Doctors” is about those who overcome disabilities. In our country, people’s perception of disabled people is negative to the point that there are very few places that wheelchairs can pass on. But what they need is enough interest in them that we can be indifferent towards them, not feelings such as ‘unusual’ or ‘pitiful.’ “Good Doctor” may lack in certain ways or be a bit uncomfortable to watch but I hope that a lot of people suffering from disabilities will gain hope from it.

Joo Won: By taking on a character that’s autistic, I realized the importance of people’s perceptions towards disabled people. It’s become better because of movies like “Barefoot Gi Bong” but it’s true that it’s still not enough. After actually meeting people suffering from autism while preparing for my role as Si-on, I saw that they were very social and realized that they were very different from what I knew about them. Through this drama, I’d like to make it widely known that autism is curable.

from tenasia

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class="post-title"Good Doctor Episode 1 Review: Joo Won Becomes a Resident for His Outstanding First Aid Aug 5, 2013

In the first episode of Good Doctor, Park Si On(played by Joo Won) became a resident at a hospital for his outstanding first aid.

On the way to the hospital, Si On witnessed a child getting hit by a piece of glass. He quickly went over to him and remembered everything he memorized. He did a great job saving the child.

Meanwhile, even though the hospital was agreeing on hiring Si On as a doctor, who had a savant syndrome, he could not pass because he was late. However, the moment of him giving first aid to the child was shown on TV, and Si On was in the limelight.

Choi Woo Suk(played by Cheon Ho Jin) said to other doctors, “Just stand back and watch him for six months. If this doesn’t work, I’ll resign from this position.”

from koreandrama