David Locke did not have any real deep contact with Jeffrey Foster, but he had an extremely thorough understanding of Jeffrey Foster's life and had conducted in-depth analysis of his character.
The primary reason, of course, was for the creation of "The Doctors".
"The Doctors" broke through among the numerous comedy films on the eve of the New Year to become the temporary box office champion. Not only did it succeed in terms of box office, but it also won the audience's acclaim in terms of reputation. What surprised David Locke himself was that the second male lead played by Adam Piers became the most popular role besides the main male and female leads, even becoming the favorite of all female viewers to a certain extent.
As the saying goes, the male lead in TV dramas belongs to the female lead, while the second male lead belongs to everyone.
