
During the interview portion with event host/translator Sam Oh, Min Ho shared that he has been getting a lot of requests from his Filipino fans to visit the Philippines. So when he was offered to be a Bench endorser, he immediately accepted it because he believes in the brand’s stature in the fashion industry. But more importantly, he was thrilled because it would finally give him the chance to meet his Filipino supporters.
On a personal note, Min Ho went on to describe his life back in Korea. Contrary to popular belief, he enjoys experiencing a sense of normalcy when he's away from the spotlight. During his free time, he loves watching movies, going for walks, staying at home, and playing video games. His favorite cartoon character is Ryo Saeba from the City Hunter manga.
When asked about his dream roles, Min Ho explained that his last two projects City Hunter and Faith were a bit heavy. As such, he'd like to take it easy next year and do more carefree roles. He doesn't mind if it's a movie or a TV series as long as it's a good project. Aside from acting, he admitted that one of his greatest frustrations is dancing.

For the last part, the five winners of that “Act That Scene” were also invited on stage. They were female fans who sent in a video reenactment of a dramatic scene of Min Ho's leading lady in City Hunter. Min Ho was obviously entertained by the entries because he was really smiling a lot while watching the video previews. But for the winning entry, he chose the one from a 16-year-old, adding that the girl showed the right emotions and gave attention to details by showing shots of her hands and shoes in the video.
(Banner photo courtesy of Sany Chua with Instagram photos from Rachelle Siazon)