Kim Bum Transforms Into An Intelligent Resident Who Ends Up Combining Spirits With Rain In New Fantasy Drama

tvN’s new drama “Ghost Doctor” (literal title) released the first stills of Kim Bum!

Helmed by “Heirs” director Boo Sung Chul, “Ghost Doctor” is a fantasy medical drama about two doctors who could not be more different in terms of their backgrounds, skills, or personalities, but who end up combining bodies and spirits. The drama will tell the emotional stories of ghost doctors who, even after their deaths, cannot leave their hospitals or patients behind.

Kim Bum will be playing the role of Go Seung Tak, a highly intelligent resident who hails from a privileged background. Born to a wealthy family with a brilliant mind, Go Seung Tak grew up with every advantage. During the internship interview when he was asked why he became a doctor, he simply answered, “Because my grandfather and my mother told me to.” He has no manners or tact, but when he finds himself entangled with genius thoracic surgeon Cha Young Min (played by Rain) due to an unexpected incident, an entertaining series of events will unfold.

The new stills capture two different sides of Go Seung Tak. In one photo, he looks dashing in neat and tidy clothing, and he exudes confidence as he wears a meaningful smile on his face. The second photo shows a completely different side of him. His boldness is long gone, and he appears baffled for some reason. He’s wearing a doctor’s gown, and he seems flustered by the turn of events, amplifying curiosity about what happened to him.

The production staff praised Kim Bum for having a high synchronization rate with Go Seung Tak. They added, “Through the character Go Seung Tak, viewers will be able to feel the various charms of actor Kim Bum. Please watch ‘Ghost Doctor’ to see the relatable story Kim Bum will portray that viewers won’t be able to help but listen to.”

“Ghost Doctor” will premiere on January 3, 2022 at 10:30 p.m. KST.

In the meantime, check out Kim Bum in “Tale of the Nine-Tailed“:

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