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イ・ジェウク主演の話題作『ドクター・オン・ジ・エッジ』。

離島の病院を舞台に、挫折した天才医師が再び成長していく姿を描いたヒューマンメディカルドラマです。

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✔ キャスト一覧
✔ 登場人物紹介
✔ 相関図
✔ あらすじ

についてまとめています♪

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📺 話数:未定

💖 ジャンル:医療・ヒューマン・ロマンス

👑 主演:イ・ジェウク

🎥 配信:Disney+

ドクター・オン・ジ・エッジ あらすじ

天才的な腕前を持ちながらも、ある事件をきっかけに大病院を追われた外科医。

都会での栄光を失った彼は、離島の小さな病院へ赴任することになる。

医師不足に悩む島で、個性豊かな住民や医療スタッフと出会いながら、再び医師としての使命を見つめ直していく。

患者たちとの交流を通じて、人としても成長していく感動のメディカルヒューマンドラマ。

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ドクター・オン・ジ・エッジ キャスト

<役名>(俳優名)イ・ジェウク

【主人公・外科医】

かつては将来を期待された天才外科医。

ある事件をきっかけに第一線から退き、離島の病院へ赴任する。

最初は住民たちとの距離を感じるものの、次第に信頼を得ていく。

その他出演作品

  • 還魂
  • 偶然見つけたハル
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  • ムーブ・トゥ・ヘブン

役名(俳優名)シン・イェウン

離島病院で働く医師。

主人公と対立しながらも、次第に心を通わせていく。

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  • ザ・グローリー
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