The main cast of Star Cinema's newest flick, "Everyday I Love You", Liza Soberano, Enrique Gil, Gerald Anderson and the director Mae Cruz-Alviar were all present when we visit the set in Valenzuela for a bloggers conference.
"Honestly, pinakamahirap para sa akin kasi palagi akong tulog, lalo sa kagaya kong parang may ADHD [laughs], yun po talaga may time nga po na nakatulog na talaga ako then pag gising ko, tulog scene pa din ang gagawin ko."
When they are asked about the experience doing the movie, they all shared that they each had a hard time doing it, because the character they are all portraying are far from their personality and handled more mature roles.
"Nahirapan po talaga ako, ibang-iba po kasi ito dun sa mga nagawa ko na before and romance drama po kasi ito so most of the time, lahat po ng scene halos lahat mahirap mo talaga, at yung character na hinihingi sa movie is far from my personality" Liza shared. "But with the help of our director po, we all made it."
On the other hand Enrique equally challenge on his role because he has to be composed and do more mature attitude.
"Palagi po akong pinapaalalahanan ni direk, kasi as you all know malikot po kasi talaga ko eh, parang kiti-kiti so dito wala po kayong makikitang side ko na ganun and I have to do it with perfection po talaga."
Also Gerald shared that the most diffucult scenes are the ones lying on the bed and sleeping hehehe..
Also Gerald shared that the most diffucult scenes are the ones lying on the bed and sleeping hehehe..
"Honestly, pinakamahirap para sa akin kasi palagi akong tulog, lalo sa kagaya kong parang may ADHD [laughs], yun po talaga may time nga po na nakatulog na talaga ako then pag gising ko, tulog scene pa din ang gagawin ko."
According to the full trailer, which was launch last Friday, Enrique plays the role of a dedicated TV producer. Then he see Liza as Audrey in Bacolod, were he has to work to prove to his mother about handling a business. He finds Audrey interesting and captures riding a scooter and talking to herself, without any permission. From there the rest of the story is all we should watch out for.
Director Mae Cruz-Alviar, shared that the movie title is not always the theme song alone. It is the time, in which the content of the song should follows the meaning of the movie.
"Tapos napo tayo dun sa mga title na movie na yun din ang title ng theme song, ngayon po the title of the kvie is independent whatever the theme song maybe."
Right after the bloggers conference ended direk Mae stated that they wanted to give the audience something new, especially more mature from the LizQuen ove team that we saw in the movie "She's The One", "Just The Way You Are" and teleserye "Forevemore".
"Everyday I Love You" showing in theaters nationwide on October 28, 2015.
"Tapos napo tayo dun sa mga title na movie na yun din ang title ng theme song, ngayon po the title of the kvie is independent whatever the theme song maybe."
Right after the bloggers conference ended direk Mae stated that they wanted to give the audience something new, especially more mature from the LizQuen ove team that we saw in the movie "She's The One", "Just The Way You Are" and teleserye "Forevemore".
"Everyday I Love You" showing in theaters nationwide on October 28, 2015.
