Japanese actor-producer Jacky Woo to resume showbiz career in PH

Japanese actor-producer Jacky Woo has arrived in the country to resume his showbiz career.

During an intimate chat with members of the entertainment press at Eastwood Quezon City recently, Jacky said that he’s excited to make a career in the Philippines.

“Until now I cannot forget that movie. It’s a beautiful movie. I really hope to work with her soon,” he said.

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