Markki Stroem on Inquirer ShowbizLive this July 4 | Inquirer Entertainment

Markki Stroem on Inquirer ShowbizLive this July 4

By: - Entertainment Correspondent
/ 11:12 AM July 03, 2018

Markki Stroem

Markki Stroem. Image: Instagram/@markkistroem

 

Kapamilya hunk singer Markki Stroem is set to delight his fans as he guests on Inquirer ShowbizLive on Wednesday, July 4.

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Although not too visible on television, Stroem however is juggling three movies as of present. He is part of “I Love You Hater” top-billed by Joshua Garcia and Julia Barretto, “Paano Ako Naging Lady” which used to be a stage play in which he had also been a cast and “Tres”, a movie by the Revilla brothers Jolo and Bryan.

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Stroem rose to fame when he joined “Pilipinas Got Talent” in its first season. The Filipino-Norwegian actor finished his school in Switzerland but established a career in showbiz in the Philippines.

A theater actor himself, he has done stage plays such as “Camp Rock the Musical” and “Kung Paano Ako Naging Leading Lady” among others. He also starred in a few movies such as “Raketeros”, “10,000 Hours” and “Ang Hapis at Himagsik ni Hermano Puli.”  /muf

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