Lee Jong Suk Attends “Doctor Stranger” Script Reading Amidst Fan Controversy

It's been an intense week for actor Lee Jong Suk, but as they say in the entertainment business, the show must go on.

Photos from the first script reading of the drama "Doctor Stranger", which was held on February 11 at the SBS Production Center in Ilsan, Gyeonggido, were released on April 1.

In attendance were the cast and crew of the drama, including Lee Jong Suk, Park Hae Jin and Kang So Ra, among others. Also present were director Jin Hyun, and writers Park Jin Woo and Kim Joo.

Before introducing the cast members to each other, director Jin Hyun welcomed the cast and crew with a short message. He said, "It means a lot to work with Lee Jong Suk this drama, especially since I worked with him on his debut project. Let's all do our best together."

Acting as Park Hoon, the genius doctor from North Korea, Lee Jong Suk showed his unique style of acting by pulling off the North Korean accent, earning him praise from his fellow cast and staff.

Park Hae Jin also pulled off his role of the cold and elite doctor Han Hae Joon, and his portrayal of his character's deep voice and intense glares was lauded.

Representatives from the production company stated, "The actors showed impressive acting even though it was only a script reading. Please look forward to their actual portrayal that surprised everyone."

"Doctor Stranger" will premiere on April 28.