Actor Kim Min is captivating viewers and raising the immersion of the drama ‘Doctor of Love’ with his detail-oriented, everyday acting.
According to broadcasting industry sources on the 15th, Kim Min is making a strong presence in the living rooms through his role as Choi Han-gyeol, the youngest researcher in a robotics lab in the ENA Monday-Tuesday drama ‘Doctor of Love’.
The character Choi Han-gyeol is a ‘research fool’ who is much more accustomed to research than romance. He possesses a charming duality, ranging from the quirky, youthful image of mingling effortlessly with colleagues to the serious focus of his eyes whenever he dives into research.
Kim Min built a realistic character that could easily exist in a real research lab through unexaggerated, plain speech, delicate facial expressions, and situational reactions. While exuding casual charm and playfulness through delightful tiki-taka with his colleagues, he also acts as a scene-stealer who brings warmth to the entire drama as the youngest member.
Previously, Kim Min has steadily built his filmography by seamlessly digesting different characters across various works such as the dramas ‘High Cookie’, ‘Hydle’, and ‘Chief Detective 1958’, as well as the films ‘Rebound’ and ‘The King and the Man’. Leaving a deep impression with a fresh face in every project, Kim Min is proving his broadened acting spectrum and expertise through this ‘Doctor of Love’.
Expectations and interest are gathering on what kind of further activities Kim Min, who proved his modifier as a ‘master of everyday acting’ through unpretentious daily life acting, will unfold in ‘Doctor of Love’.
