Obstetrics and Gynecology Doctors
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Obstetrics and Gynecology Doctors

산부인과
Air date: 2010-02-03
Episodes: 16 ep
Network: SBS
Rating: 7.7 / 10
Cast entries
16
Episodes
16
Locations
3
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Synopsis

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Gyeongseong Creature is a Korean thriller, horror, action, and monster drama. Set in 2024, the series unfolds in the vibrant backdrop of Gyeongseong, where the intertwined fates of characters named Hyun and Cha-ok are explored against the spring landscape of the city. The narrative delves into unresolved connections and destinies that linger in this historical setting, promising a gripping experience filled with suspense and action. This Netflix original series is produced by notable companies such as 글앤그림미디어 and 카카오엔터테인먼트, and features a talented cast that includes 박서준 and 한소희. With a total of seven episodes, Gyeongseong Creature is set to captivate audiences with its blend of horror and action, delivering a unique take on the monster genre within a richly detailed historical context.

Filming locations

Filming locations

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  1. 01

    Namhae Hilton

    남해힐튼
    33-1 Namseo-daero 1179beon-gil, Nam-myeon, Namhae-gun, Gyeongsangnam-do경남 남해군 남면 남서대로1179번길 33-1

    The resort served as a backdrop for the drama, providing a luxurious setting for the characters' interactions.

    In the end, there are many amusing episodes that even bring a tear to your eye. The drama was filmed in Namhae. It's a bit funny that the main characters don't use any dialect, but thanks to that, 'Jang Cheol-soo's House,' which was a filming location, has become a tourist attraction in Namhae. The resort that served as the backdrop was likely the Namhae Hilton.
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  2. 02

    We Can Do It

    위캔두잇
    Hakdong-ro 50-gil 23, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea서울 강남구 학동로50길 23

    This is the location where the character Jo Sang-hyun creates a custom wig for Lee Ji-hye's husband, Moon Jae-wan.

    23, Hakdong-ro 50-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, HS Building 401 We Can Do It #Gangnam-gu Office Station Exit 2
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  3. 03

    Yulje Hospital

    율제병원
    South Korea, Ulsan, 접수/진료 6층 KR 울산광역시 중구 성남동 256-24 4층 입원실ㅣ

    Yulje Hospital is a medical institution that provides patient-centered health care and treatment with modern facilities and top medical staff.

    Yulje Hospital is a medical institution that provides patient-centered health care and treatment, equipped with modern facilities and the best medical staff.
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Details

Production

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Country
South Korea
Original language
Korean
Spoken languages
Korean
Production companies
  • JS Pictures

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Characters

Cast & characters

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Actors

Lead actors

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Jang Seo-hee

Jang Seo-heeas Seo Hye-young

장서희
1972-01-05 · Seoul, South Korea

Jang Seo-hee is a renowned South Korean actress, born on January 5, 1972. She began her career as a child actress and model, gaining recognition through a children’s beauty pageant in 1981. Jang steadily built her reputation in the entertainment industry, eventually captivating audiences with her performances in popular dramas such as "Miss Mermaid" in 2002 and "Temptation of Wife" in 2008. These roles not only garnered her critical acclaim but also secured her prestigious awards at the MBC and SBS Drama Awards. Her talent has transcended borders, leading to her involvement in international projects, including a notable Chinese television drama. Jang's versatility as an actress allows her to tackle diverse roles, further solidifying her status as one of Korea's most beloved performers. Beyond her screen presence, she is a sought-after figure for commercials and advertisements, both in Korea and across Asia. With a career spanning over three decades, Jang Seo-hee continues to inspire fans and fellow actors alike, remaining dedicated to her craft and sharing her journey with her audience.

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Seo Ji-seok

Seo Ji-seokas Wang Jae-suk

서지석
1981-09-09 · Seoul, South Korea
Jung Ho-bin

Jung Ho-binas Yoon Seo-jin

정호빈
1969-04-08 · Busan, South Korea

Jung Ho-bin is a South Korean actor known for his versatile roles in both television dramas and films. He gained widespread recognition for his performance as Secretary Jang Sung-rok in the highly popular KBS2 drama "Boys Over Flowers," which achieved impressive viewership ratings. His portrayal of the charismatic leader Munno in the hit MBC drama "Queen Seondeok" further solidified his reputation as a talented actor capable of delivering powerful performances. Throughout his career, Jung has taken on a variety of roles that showcase his range. He played the role of Kim Jip-sa in the daily sitcom "All My Love," where he earned the nickname "the prickly city butler." Additionally, he appeared as Jeong Jun-il, the right-hand man of a mafia boss in the SBS drama "All In." His film credits include playing a North Korean officer in "Taegukgi: The Brotherhood of War" and a ruthless loan shark in "My Brother." Although he may not always take on lead roles, Jung Ho-bin's diverse performances have made a significant impact on audiences.

Lee Young-eun

Lee Young-eunas Kim Young-mi

이영은
1982-08-09 · Daegu, South Korea

Lee Young-eun is a South Korean actress born on August 9, 1982. She has made a significant mark in the entertainment industry, particularly through her roles in popular Korean dramas. Some of her notable works include "Likeable or Not," "OB & GY," "While You Were Sleeping," and "Can't Stand Anymore," where her performances have garnered her both critical acclaim and a dedicated fanbase. With her extensive experience in both television and film, Lee Young-eun continues to captivate audiences with her versatile acting skills and engaging on-screen presence. As a prominent figure in the K-drama scene, she remains an influential actress whose contributions have helped shape contemporary South Korean television.

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Episode guide

Episodes

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  1. Ep 1Episode 1
    2010-02-03 · 69 min
  2. Ep 2Episode 2
    2010-02-04 · 69 min
  3. Ep 3Episode 3
    2010-02-10 · 70 min
  4. Ep 4Episode 4
    2010-02-11 · 68 min
  5. Ep 5Episode 5
    2010-02-17 · 70 min
  6. Ep 6Episode 6
    2010-02-18 · 70 min
  7. Ep 7Episode 7
    2010-02-24 · 68 min
  8. Ep 8Episode 8
    2010-02-25 · 66 min
  9. Ep 9Episode 9
    2010-03-03 · 69 min
  10. Ep 10Episode 10
    2010-03-04 · 70 min
  11. Ep 11Episode 11
    2010-03-10 · 68 min
  12. Ep 12Episode 12
    2010-03-11 · 70 min
  13. Ep 13Episode 13
    2010-03-17 · 67 min
  14. Ep 14Episode 14
    2010-03-18 · 65 min
  15. Ep 15Episode 15
    2010-03-24 · 70 min
  16. Ep 16Episode 16
    2010-03-25 · 70 min

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OST

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