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Park Hae-jIn marks his Manila return

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The last time the 36-year-old actor was spotted in the country was in May. (File Photo: @mountain_movement/Instagram)

South Korean actor Park Hae-jin is making his Manila return, announcing his fan meet and greet happening at the Smart Araneta Coliseum in Cubao this upcoming September 21.

Artist League Manila initially announced the news, posting on their Twitter profile, “The heartthrob in the internationally acclaimed series My Love from Another Star, MAN X MAN, and Cheese in the Trap will once again make you swoon. Park Hae Jin will sweep you off your feet in SPARK: PARK HAE JIN FAN MEETING IN MANILA.

” They also use the hashtag #ParkHaeJinInMNL. Ticketnet will begin selling passes for the event on July 27 via their website.

The last time the 36-year-old actor was spotted in the country was in May, where he filmed for Korean drama “Secret.

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Among the actor’s other projects include “My Love From The Star,” “Cheese In The Trap,” “Famous Chil Princesses,” “Hot Blood, “East of Eden,” “Seoyoung, My Daughter,” “Doctor Stranger,” “Man to Man,” and “Heaven and Earth.”

Park Hae-jin has been in the film industry for the past seven years, initially rising to fame in 2012’s Chinese drama Qian Duo Duo Marry Remember, which led to his reception as the first Korean to receive the Asia Star Award at the LeTV Awards.

In March 2018, he shared about the pressure of maintaining a perfect image in the international entertainment industry, stating, “I think that ‘perfection’ is an image that I created through hard work. But in reality, I’m less than perfect, so I am working hard to appear more perfect than I am.

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This is self-contradictory, but I also think that an actor should have gaps in their character. Instead of being set in one’s ways, [an actor] should maintain a state of openness and readiness to accept anything.”

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