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Kim Soo-hyun says he's 'glad' he became an actor as comeback gathers pace

Actor Kim Soo-hyun has reflected on his career in a new overseas interview as he accelerates his return to public activities, with appearances at two major awards shows and a fan meeting lined up in the coming months. His agency, Gold Medalist, shared clips Tuesday from an interview Kim gave to Indonesian broadcaster RCTI+, following his appearance on the network's 37th anniversary live special,…

Kim Soo-hyun says he's 'glad' he became an actor as comeback gathers pace

Actor Kim Soo-hyun expressed his satisfaction with his decision to become an actor in a recent interview, as he intensifies his comeback, according to overseas media. The actor recently appeared at two major award shows and plans to meet with fans in the upcoming months. His agency, Gold Medalist, released footage of the interview on Tuesday, which took place during RCTI+'s 37th anniversary live special in Jakarta on August 23.

Kim stated, "I feel like I made the right choice becoming an actor." He also suggested asking fans what kind of character he should play in future roles. The interview drew attention due to Kim's return to public life, following a year-long absence due to controversy surrounding his past relationship with the late actor Kim Sae-ron.

Kim maintained a cheerful tone during the interview, mentioning his desire to visit Bali and sharing some personal items he keeps in his bag. He appeared slimmer than before, but remained cheerful throughout the conversation.

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