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A new television series premiering on the USA Network this week will give East End residents a chance to peer at their world from the outside looking in, or at least give them a glimpse of how the rest of the world sees them.
The Hamptons is the backdrop for “Royal Pains,” a story about New York City surgeon Hank Lawson, played by Mark Feuerstein, who is blackballed in the medical community after he opts to save the life of a poor teen rather than a rich hospital trustee.
Down and out—and even dumped by his fiancée—Dr. Lawson lets his brother, Evan, played by Paulo Costanzo, convince him to spend the weekend partying in the Hamptons rather than wallowing in self pity. They crash a party, putting Dr. Lawson in the right... more
The Hamptons is the backdrop for “Royal Pains,” a story about New York City surgeon Hank Lawson, played by Mark Feuerstein, who is blackballed in the medical community after he opts to save the life of a poor teen rather than a rich hospital trustee.
Down and out—and even dumped by his fiancée—Dr. Lawson lets his brother, Evan, played by Paulo Costanzo, convince him to spend the weekend partying in the Hamptons rather than wallowing in self pity. They crash a party, putting Dr. Lawson in the right... more
Well, at least it's played by a 'fake doctor'....