Park Shin Hye may be making her small screen comeback through a new SBS drama! Previously, she was in talks to join medical drama 'Female Thug Hye Jung,' but looks like they've changed the title since.
Her agency relayed on Wednesday, "Park Shin Hye has been offered a role for 'Doctors' and she is currently considering the role. We're not in a position as of yet to say that she has been confirmed [for the role]."
The role Park Shin Hye was offered is a character named Hye Jung, who makes a drastic life change when she goes from being a street thug to a neurologist.
Her agency relayed on Wednesday, "Park Shin Hye has been offered a role for 'Doctors' and she is currently considering the role. We're not in a position as of yet to say that she has been confirmed [for the role]."
The role Park Shin Hye was offered is a character named Hye Jung, who makes a drastic life change when she goes from being a street thug to a neurologist.
If Park Shin Hye is confirmed for this role, then she may be playing opposite Lee Sung Kyung, who has been given the offer to play Hye Jung's rival character. In the drama, the two will be the alumna of the same high school and fellows in a neurology clinic.
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The drama is set to air this coming June after 'Daebak' so keep an eye out for it to see if you'll get to watch Park Shin Hye act both a street smart thug and a book smart doctor, and catch possibly even Lee Sung Kyung take on the role of a neurologist!
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