Actor Park Min Jae of South Korea died on November 29 while visiting China. A rising star, the 32-year-old was well-known for his parts in several well-liked K-dramas.
Park Min Jae, a South Korean actor, died recently from a heart attack. At the time of his death on November 29, the K-drama actor was travelling across China. According to an update provided by his agency, his funeral is scheduled for December 4.
However, the gifted actor Park Min Jae, who loved performing and always gave it his all, has gone to heaven. We sincerely appreciate all of your love and support for Park Min Jae. We shall always remember him as a Big Title actor, even though we can no longer see him perform. His agency posted a message on social media on Monday, wishing him rest in peace.
Park Min Jae – Life and Career
Having appeared in a number of popular series, including Tomorrow, Little Women, Call It Love, The Korea-Khitan War, Mr. LEE, and Bo-ra! Deborah, the 32-year-old was regarded as a “rising star” in the Korean film business.
This came just a few weeks after Song Jae-lim, another South Korean actor, was discovered dead in his Seoul residence. A message was discovered at his flat in mid-November, according to police sources, and an investigation is still ongoing. A friend who had been by to have lunch with the star discovered the 39-year-old. No evidence of foul play was found.
Song debuted in the 2009 motion picture “Actresses.” Playing a royal guard in the 2012 television smash “Moon Embracing the Sun,” a fantasy drama about the romance between a female shaman and a mediaeval Korean king, catapulted him to popularity. A supporting role in this year’s streaming drama “Queen Woo,” another fantasy drama involving deadly power struggles among royals in an ancient kingdom, and her appearance in the 2014 celebrity reality show “We Got Married” are also noteworthy.
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