Rachelle Lefevre is on screen for all the right reasons. Whether digging into the core and consequence of human trauma, honoring her ancestors, or tearing through the jungle with a machete and a med kit, the flaming-haired heavy hitter mines the medium for all it’s worth. As the seductive, damaged, malicious first wife of Paul Giamatti’s Barney Panofsky in Barney’s Version (2010), Lefevre channeled a perverse spitefulness as she emotionally gutted her costar. She called the Feds on Kevin Spacey’s Jack Abramoff as a scorned girlfriend in Casino Jack (2010), and sang in Yiddish in Fugitive Pieces (2007), a beautiful and little known ode to survivors of the Holocaust, starring Stephen Dillane. Now co-starring on “Off the Map,” the new ABC series that’s equal parts medical drama and bushwhacking, cliff-diving tropical adventure, Lefevre plays Dr. Ryan Clark, a born-and-bred traveler who’s as at home in an operating room as she is in a makeshift lean-to. Set in a remote town in South America — and shot in Hawaii — the show follows a group of young doctors who have pulled up stakes in an attempt to escape their respective pasts.
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