Drama&Movie

Bo-Young Lee Transforms in New Drama ‘Mary Kills People’

Bo-Young Lee as Woo So-Jung in MBCs new drama Mary Kills People premieres August 1

Exploring Assisted Death and Human Dignity

A New Role for Bo-Young Lee

Renowned actress Bo-Young Lee is set to captivate audiences once again in her latest role as Woo So-Jung, an emergency physician who assists terminally ill patients with their deaths in MBC’s eagerly anticipated drama, ‘Mary Kills People.’ Slated to premiere on August 1st at 10 PM, this suspense-filled series delves into the gray areas of death, dignity, and human compassion.

Behind the Scenes: The Team

The drama is brought to life by the collaboration of director Park Joon-Woo and writer Lee Su-Ah. The series boasts a stellar lineup, including Min-ki Lee, Ki-young Kang, Hyun-jin Baek, Hae-hyo Kwon, Tae-woo Kim, and Young-hee Seo, alongside Bo-Young Lee.

A Character Steeped in Dilemma

Woo So-Jung is a character driven by a strong belief in alleviating patient suffering. Her journey from saving lives in the ER to aiding those on the brink of death raises intriguing questions about morality and the essence of life.

Bo-Young Lee’s previous roles have showcased her powerful range, and her portrayal of Woo So-Jung is expected to add another dimension to her impressive repertoire. The dichotomy of saving vs. assisting in death draws viewers into the emotional turmoil that So-Jung experiences.

Making of the Show

Lee has been vocal about her motivations for choosing this role. She said, “Assisted dying is not just about death; it’s a profound way of preserving human dignity.” Her heartfelt concern for those in pain is what drove her to this script.

The production team praised Lee’s ability to embody Woo So-Jung with an intense empathy that resonates deeply, promising a viewing experience that leaves a meaningful impact on the audience.

A Thought-Provoking Premiere

With themes that challenge societal norms and personal beliefs, ‘Mary Kills People’ is not merely a drama on life and death but is poised to spark discussion on the contemporary issues surrounding end-of-life decisions. Audiences are encouraged to tune in and experience a narrative that boldly addresses the sanctity of human existence.

Stay tuned as this riveting display of human drama unfolds underneath the gleam of Korean Broadcasting System‘s stellar production values.

For more updates, visit the official MBC website.

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