Daniel Henney is Stateside!
Written by Kimmy Lee Wednesday, 27 May 2009 12:37
Brace yourself. Korean American actor /stud Daniel Henney is crossing back
to the USA after setting hearts afire in Asia. In addition to coming off of
the underwhelming Wolverine movie in which he plays baddie Agent Zero, he currently
landed a gig on Three Rivers, CBS' new medical drama about an organ transplant
team which is set to premiere in the Fall.
While Wolverine allowed him to step outside of his normal role as the sensitive
romantic lead, no doubt audiences will embrace him as he treads more familiar
ground as Three River's transplant doctor. What a shame, I was getting to like
Daniel as the bad boy. Oh well - any significant role for an Asian actor is
a step in the right direction but here's to hoping that our Korean American brothers
get some tasty roles like the one Sam Worthington picked up as Marcus Wright
in Terminator. Now that is a stud defining role!
Show Synopsis
THREE RIVERS is a medical drama that goes inside the emotionally complex lives
of organ donors, the recipients and the surgeons at the preeminent transplant
hospital in the country where every moment counts. However, dealing with donor
families in their darkest hour and managing the fears and concerns of apprehensive
recipients takes much more than just a sharp scalpel. Leading the elite team
is Dr. Andy Yablonski (Alex O'Loughlin), the highly-skilled workaholic lead
organ transplant surgeon, whose good-natured personality and sarcastic wit makes
him popular with his patients and colleagues. His colleagues include Dr. Miranda
Foster (Katherine Moennig), a surgical fellow with a rebellious streak and fiery
temper who strives to live up to her deceased father's excellent surgical reputation;
Dr. David Lee (Daniel Henney), a womanizing surgical resident who's
broken as many hearts as he's replaced; Ryan Abbott (Christopher J.
Hanke), the inexperienced new transplant coordinator who arranges the intricately
choreographed process of quickly and carefully transporting organs from donor
to patient; Dr. Sophia Jordan (Julia Ormond), the head of surgery and a dedicated
medical professional; and Pam Acosta (Justina Machado), Andy's no-nonsense operating
assistant and best friend. In this high stakes arena, in which every case is
a race against the clock, these tenacious surgeons and medical professionals
are the last hope for their patients.
Coming this fall to CBS

- High School Musical Broadway veteran Jenna Ushkowitz gets full of Glee
- Top Chef Masters Premieres with Kelly Choi
- Meet Next Food Network Star finalist Debbie Lee
- Going Green with Suchin Pak
- Korean-American Kelly Choi to host Top Chef: Masters
- Jamie Chung is the Samurai Girl
- Grace Park heads north to star in "The Border"
- Korean Drama Featured in Pacific Media Expo 2007













