Si multi-awarded actress Alessandra de Rossi at ang kuwento sa likod ng kanyang bagong pelikulang Firefly na kalahok sa 2023 Metro Manila Film Festival, ang pagiging in love niya sa paggawa ng pelikula, ang hindi niya pagkaroon ng ka-love team at eksenang iniiwasan niyang gawin hanggang ngayon alamin sa new episode ng Surprise Guest with Pia Arcangel.
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00:00 [music]
00:02 Hi everyone! New episode of Surprise Guest with Pia Arcangel,
00:06 which means another surprise conversation
00:09 that we will do today in this episode.
00:12 And I'm excited because every episode is a big surprise.
00:17 Okay, here it is. Our clues are coming.
00:20 Our first clue, multi-awarded film and TV actress.
00:25 Oh, exciting! Oh my, Valentina Gumanap!
00:31 I feel like I saw her recently in GMA, outside the studio.
00:38 Our next clue, my older sister who is also an artist.
00:43 Oh my, I know! Surprise guest, is that you, Alessandra?
00:49 Is that you? Yes!
00:52 Surprise!
00:54 Hi!
00:55 Sorry, there's one more clue that I was chasing.
00:59 I thought it was multi-awarded. I said, "Oh, it's me."
01:03 You guessed it right away.
01:06 You put three awards.
01:08 But it's multi-awarded.
01:10 Because if it's one, it's still award-winning.
01:14 Oh, is that so?
01:15 Yes, if it's two, it's still award-winning.
01:18 But if it's three, it's multi-awarded.
01:20 Oh, that's how it is?
01:22 Yes!
01:23 Hey, how are you, Alessandra? I guessed it right.
01:25 You know, when we saw each other outside the studio,
01:29 I said, "I feel like she'll be my surprise guest one of these days."
01:34 That's why I said, "You can go to Ms. Pia Arcangel."
01:37 But I only saw you last night.
01:39 So I said, "Hi, Ms. Pia!"
01:41 Hi, Alessandra! How are you?
01:43 First of all, congratulations because Firefly is part of the Metro Manila Film Fest.
01:49 Thank you, MMFF. I'm super happy because our movie is a fantasy.
01:56 Of course, feelings and fantasy.
01:58 But fantasy is better on the big screen, right?
02:02 Of course. When you watch it on the big screen, it's different.
02:05 And you also have a role as a kid in the film.
02:08 Yes, so the film is really for kids.
02:10 I'll say, "All ages are welcome."
02:12 We're the family movie. Come on!
02:16 In other words, we should be your first choice in the film fest.
02:19 Yes, we're the first on Christmas Day.
02:22 The story is really beautiful.
02:25 It's an adventure. So I think you should join us, guys.
02:29 What's the story of Firefly? Let's start there.
02:32 What's the story of Firefly?
02:33 We'll start with Ding Dong Dantes.
02:36 He's also in the casting. He's our storyteller.
02:39 He's holding the book of Alitap-Tap.
02:42 He's telling us how his mother made this magical island.
02:47 He'll go back to it for his entire journey.
02:50 It's beautiful. It's a very nice story. I promise.
02:53 So the story is about a kid named Ding Dong.
02:57 Yes, he's a kid named Ding Dong.
02:59 So I'm the mother of Ding Dong.
03:01 Can I say it?
03:02 Let's make it clear. Mother of the young Ding Dong.
03:05 Okay, okay.
03:07 Mother of the young Ding Dong.
03:10 How was your experience doing the film?
03:13 I saw from Cinema Mamnesa that they posted the whole process.
03:18 It was very exciting from the time it was conceptualized to the time you were actually shooting.
03:23 They were also very hands-on in filming and producing.
03:26 Yes, it was fun.
03:28 We shot in a basement.
03:30 So you can really feel the production design.
03:36 It was in the heat of the summer.
03:40 That's when it was 33-36 degrees here in the Philippines.
03:43 We were on top of a ship.
03:47 It was beautiful, but it was hot.
03:50 But it was fun because you can really feel the adventure.
03:57 It wasn't your first time doing an adventure project.
04:03 You were the one who found Valentina.
04:06 You've experienced that before.
04:08 But how was this experience different from the others?
04:10 I think my role here is a mother.
04:13 As Tulay, our director, said, I'm not a mother yet.
04:18 But I can convey the emotions of a mother.
04:22 The feeling that you don't want to get your child in danger,
04:25 but at the same time, you want to teach her what she wants.
04:30 She's that kind of mother.
04:32 I have a lot of emotions to open up.
04:34 I told her, "I don't want to relate to you."
04:36 I just thought of my birds.
04:39 I'm not a mother yet.
04:41 Not dogs, but birds?
04:43 Birds?
04:44 Birds, yes.
04:46 How many birds do you have?
04:48 Two.
04:49 What kind of birds are they? Parrot?
04:51 Anconur, the orange one.
04:53 And a big cat.
04:55 Piolo Pascual gave me that.
04:57 He destroyed our house, but we're okay.
05:02 He destroyed it because it wasn't caged.
05:05 It was flying.
05:06 Yes, it was flying.
05:07 He could take anything he wanted.
05:09 Table, chairs.
05:11 I changed the chairs.
05:12 They're now metal.
05:14 They used to be wood, so the sides are gone.
05:17 So there's no upholstered in your house anymore?
05:20 No, no.
05:21 The taste is changing.
05:23 I'm now in metal, marble.
05:26 It's hard to get.
05:27 Wait, why did Piolo give you a bird?
05:30 Did he know you like birds?
05:32 Or did he just think of it and he fell in love with you?
05:35 Because Kitten, my little bird,
05:38 there was a time when he was chasing my two hands.
05:43 So my fear was that I don't want to feel that there's a limit to our human nature.
05:51 I don't have wings.
05:54 I can't save him just in case.
05:57 So I joked to Papa Pina,
06:00 "Papa Pina, help me with this."
06:02 He said, "Why?"
06:03 "So that Kitten has a protector."
06:05 So it was just a joke because that bird is expensive.
06:09 So I said, "You buy it because you're rich."
06:12 So that's how he bought it.
06:14 Wow.
06:15 What else can we joke to Papa Pina?
06:17 Yes, I said, "House in love, beach house."
06:21 Yes, let's raise the price range.
06:24 I don't know if he's telling the truth.
06:26 What's the name of the cockatoo?
06:29 Poppy.
06:30 Because Papa Pina's name is Piper.
06:31 Kitten and Pa.
06:33 Kitten and Poppy.
06:34 But wait, did Kitten give you anything?
06:37 She just bought me something.
06:39 She said it's too small, I can't put it in.
06:41 I said, "I don't want a pet."
06:42 "I can't do that."
06:43 It's so annoying.
06:44 It's like it's been a week and it's still annoying.
06:45 So I thought maybe I should put it in a cage.
06:49 I felt sorry for it.
06:50 My mother-in-law came out, my instincts.
06:53 Yes, so that's where it was.
06:55 I said, "It's just here in the house so it can be free."
06:59 So they really don't have a cage?
07:00 Where do they sleep?
07:01 Do they know where they'll be put?
07:03 Yes, Kitten has a place where she's stuck.
07:07 She'll just go in there.
07:08 Poppy, since she arrived in a cage,
07:11 at night, she'll go in her cage.
07:13 But it's too long.
07:16 It's too long.
07:18 It's like there's a pig being slaughtered in our house.
07:21 It's like, "Oh my, no one's going to help you."
07:25 Oh my, she just doesn't want to sleep inside her room.
07:29 Yes, she just wants to play outside.
07:33 So because I have that, I can feel it.
07:38 Even if it's not planned.
07:40 So is that serious?
07:41 That's where you get your emotions to relate to?
07:45 Because Poppy's age, Wikipedia says,
07:50 is 65 years old.
07:52 So obviously, she'll outlive me.
07:56 So I have this, "Oh my goodness, what if I'm gone?"
08:01 It hurts, you know? It hurts to think about it.
08:06 What about Kitten?
08:08 She's 25 years old.
08:09 Oh, 25.
08:10 How old are they?
08:12 Kitten, how old are you?
08:13 Kitten, three. Poppy, one.
08:15 Poppy's a baby.
08:17 In the end, she's more afraid of Kitten.
08:20 So she can't protect Kitten, just in case.
08:25 So we need to tell Papa Pina,
08:27 "Maybe we can do another one?"
08:29 Yes, another one.
08:30 "Oh my, I'm going to go."
08:31 "I'm going to go."
08:32 Yes, so that it's direct.
08:34 "I'm going to go."
08:35 But Hedes, I heard from Direct Zig,
08:39 that one take from you is already a good take.
08:42 So maybe that's why your take is so good.
08:46 It's like you don't need to go deep.
08:49 It's right there on the surface.
08:51 That's what he told me.
08:52 My first take is always my best take.
08:54 Sometimes, he'll try to do two or three takes.
08:58 But it's always the first take.
09:00 I can't do it again.
09:01 I said, "Oh my, I'm so embarrassed."
09:03 Because he's like, "Maybe we can do another one?"
09:07 But I guess that's his best take.
09:10 That's what Zig told me.
09:12 I was thinking, "Oh, it's a good take already."
09:14 "So there's no more take 2."
09:16 That's what I was thinking.
09:18 But he wanted more.
09:20 So he did a take 2.
09:22 I thought he had a good BI.
09:25 He was going to get my shot in the first take.
09:28 But he still had more.
09:30 I'll just do it in the next one.
09:32 Was it your first time working together?
09:34 No.
09:35 We did two Wagas together.
09:36 Two?
09:37 Yes, two.
09:38 We did a film called Bambandi.
09:41 Cinema something.
09:42 I think it was Filipino.
09:45 He's on Netflix now.
09:47 He's the mother of my role.
09:49 And the boy.
09:52 As long as the child is young, it's okay.
09:56 Young mother.
09:57 I can do it.
09:58 I can do it with a 17-year-old child.
10:00 If there's someone who believes in me.
10:03 If there's someone who believes in you.
10:05 Maybe there's no one.
10:06 Maybe it's because of the issue.
10:08 Maybe you need a good prosthetic.
10:11 So they'll believe.
10:12 Right?
10:13 Because you're going to have a 17-year-old child.
10:16 I can't do it anymore, Miss Pia.
10:18 I can't.
10:19 I'm a different person now.
10:21 No, when we saw each other outside the studio,
10:24 I didn't think Alessandra was getting older.
10:26 I think I'm the only one who's getting older.
10:29 Maybe because you're facing the mirror.
10:31 No, I'm just staring at the mirror.
10:34 I can't watch myself.
10:36 I'm like, "I haven't watched 'Kita Kita' yet.
10:38 Go ahead and watch it."
10:39 Then when I watched it,
10:40 "You're so young."
10:41 I don't want to watch it anymore.
10:43 Really? You didn't watch 'Kita Kita' right away?
10:45 No, I watched it on premiere night.
10:47 That's it.
10:48 I didn't watch the other films.
10:51 I can only watch them again if I want to.
10:54 That's when I'll see,
10:56 "My face is so far away."
10:58 "Was it just five years?"
10:59 "Five years is so far away."
11:01 "Or is the light just beautiful?"
11:02 That's what I'll say.
11:03 I was so excited to watch 'Kita Kita'
11:08 when it came out.
11:10 But you know,
11:11 Igan, my partner last night,
11:13 he asked me if I could tell him
11:15 what happened in the ending.
11:17 Yes, spoiler!
11:19 I said, "Oh my gosh!"
11:21 I said, "It's been so long since I watched it."
11:24 Eventually,
11:25 I was so excited.
11:26 Actually, I haven't told him this yet.
11:28 I was so excited to know what the ending was.
11:30 So I waited, but eventually,
11:32 after a few years,
11:34 I finally watched it.
11:36 I should have told him about 'Firefly' first
11:39 so there wouldn't be any spoilers.
11:40 Yes, it's a spoiler.
11:42 But no, Alessandra,
11:43 they said,
11:44 when it comes to your acting,
11:45 the comments are always,
11:47 "Your acting is very subtle."
11:49 "The tiniest movements."
11:51 But you really feel the emotion.
11:55 So was it something that you consciously tried to do?
11:58 That you tried to convey all these emotions
12:00 with just the tiniest movements?
12:02 Or was it just a coincidence that this happens to be my style of acting?
12:06 Maybe.
12:08 Because we're used to it.
12:10 Filipinos are used to crying.
12:14 When you're a victim.
12:16 In real life,
12:17 when you're a victim,
12:19 you cry later on.
12:20 You're shocked.
12:21 So I was shocked.
12:23 The writers or whatever,
12:25 they were already there.
12:26 They were already there at 100%.
12:28 You know what happened?
12:29 You died.
12:30 When they said, "He's dead,"
12:31 you immediately cried.
12:32 It's like, "Wait, is this real?"
12:34 "Is this happening?"
12:36 So that's what I was thinking about
12:38 when I was doing that scene.
12:40 And then if it counts,
12:41 the crying,
12:42 it counts.
12:43 If it doesn't,
12:44 I'm sorry.
12:45 Let's just get it over with.
12:46 It's like that.
12:47 Because you have to absorb the truth first,
12:49 right?
12:50 Before you can get there.
12:51 In grief.
12:52 Because there are five stages, right?
12:54 Yes, there are five stages.
12:56 It's a long process.
12:58 Yes.
12:59 So for me,
13:00 when the lines or the situation or the scene
13:03 hit me,
13:04 I really react to what I'll feel
13:07 when that happens to me.
13:09 And maybe it's not acting,
13:12 but sometimes I think,
13:14 "If I need the technique."
13:15 Because sometimes,
13:17 they need the 100% right away
13:19 because it's cinematic.
13:20 Ah.
13:21 But when you started,
13:22 was that your starting point?
13:24 That your acting at the start
13:26 was always from 1 to 100 right away?
13:29 Because of course,
13:30 when you're new,
13:31 do you know what your real style of acting is?
13:33 What suits you best?
13:34 Maybe I have moments like that.
13:36 Like when I was young,
13:38 my mom was gone.
13:40 "Mom, mom!"
13:41 I would cry, "Mom!"
13:42 Right away.
13:43 But when you watch it,
13:46 or when there are moments
13:48 where what's happening in real life
13:50 is not happening in real life.
13:52 For example,
13:53 in soap operas,
13:54 there's a scene where there's a funeral.
13:56 A guest arrives.
13:57 The dead one cries.
13:59 But we don't have that kind of drama
14:01 in a funeral, right?
14:03 You're trying to be strong
14:04 because you have guests.
14:06 And you're thankful that they're there.
14:08 Something like that.
14:09 Like, "Ah, so that's how it is."
14:12 So he doesn't cry.
14:14 Interesting.
14:15 Ah.
14:16 So I'm always excited.
14:17 Maybe I like to observe.
14:19 And absorb.
14:20 I absorb everything.
14:22 So it's very realistic.
14:24 And maybe you don't realize
14:25 that you're observing already.
14:27 And you'll just use it eventually.
14:29 Yes, I don't know about that.
14:30 I don't know that part.
14:31 Sometimes, for example,
14:33 something happens to me,
14:34 I don't grieve properly.
14:38 For some reason,
14:39 I knocked down that emotion.
14:41 I don't want to face it.
14:42 Whatever, I'm busy.
14:43 Or I'm bored.
14:44 And you've forgotten about it.
14:46 And one day, there's a scene.
14:47 "Ah, I know this feeling."
14:49 "Yes, this is it!"
14:51 "It hurts."
14:52 "It hurts."
14:53 Like that.
14:54 Aw.
14:55 It's interesting how you describe it.
14:57 Because usually,
14:58 when we interview artists,
15:01 it's either the ones who are very schooled,
15:04 the ones who really studied.
15:06 Or the others,
15:07 it really just comes to them.
15:09 For you,
15:10 it seems like a combination of both, right?
15:12 We call it magic.
15:15 Because you don't know how it happened.
15:18 I like it when there's a cracking voice.
15:20 And it means that you're stopping the crying
15:23 instead of forcing it.
15:25 It's more natural to stop the crying
15:27 than to force it.
15:30 Because we're not in real life, right?
15:32 It's more like,
15:34 it stops.
15:35 And then it just flows.
15:37 And then you wipe it.
15:38 For others,
15:39 when one flows,
15:41 you don't know where to go even if it's that one.
15:45 I've seen it.
15:46 When I watch TV,
15:48 they wipe their tears.
15:50 That's not true.
15:51 It's not true.
15:52 In real life,
15:55 it's not like that.
15:56 It's like,
15:57 "Okay, I'm sorry.
15:58 I'll take your time."
15:59 Sometimes,
16:00 when I take my time,
16:01 the aliens feed me lines.
16:03 They think I forgot.
16:05 So I'm like, "Wait."
16:06 "I'm just taking a break."
16:07 "This is going to hurt."
16:08 "I'm going to say something."
16:09 Like that.
16:11 I'll look for that now when I watch a show or movie.
16:15 If the artist wipes their tears right away.
16:17 Alessandra, how many years have you been in the industry?
16:23 I think I've been in the industry since I was 25.
16:26 25?
16:27 Yes.
16:28 Papa Pinang celebrated his 25th anniversary in the showbiz.
16:31 I said,
16:32 "I think I'm going to be there too."
16:34 Because we were almost together.
16:36 Asusena was one month before Laga Rista,
16:39 the launching tale.
16:40 We launched at the same time.
16:42 Okay.
16:43 So,
16:44 Papa Pinang's career is as old as mine.
16:46 You're the same.
16:47 But how old were you when you started?
16:49 I think I was younger.
16:50 I think I was younger.
16:52 Maybe even younger.
16:54 How old were you when you started?
16:56 The truth is,
16:57 I started when I was 12.
17:00 That was in Star Circle batch 7.
17:02 But when I was young,
17:04 since I was the youngest of my siblings,
17:07 or at least, she was already one.
17:08 I was with her.
17:10 Sometimes, I was the first one to get dressed.
17:12 Sometimes, I was with her in the rehearsal.
17:14 But I didn't see myself.
17:16 To be honest, up to now,
17:18 I don't remember her.
17:19 I don't remember her memories.
17:21 I don't remember her faces,
17:22 her names,
17:23 or whatever it was.
17:24 I don't remember
17:26 the "I want to be an artist."
17:27 That's not true.
17:28 I just wanted to be an artist
17:29 because I'm a fan of Princess Sarah.
17:31 Carlos,
17:32 I really feel like I'm Princess Sarah.
17:34 She's really me.
17:36 And then one day, she was filmed.
17:39 And Camille Prats,
17:40 I was watching her on TV.
17:41 She's Princess Sarah?
17:43 No!
17:44 Wait a minute.
17:45 I'm going to be an artist.
17:47 I'm really ready this time.
17:48 Do Camille know about this?
17:50 Of course.
17:51 But I told her,
17:52 "I'm not your idol.
17:53 My idol is Princess Sarah."
17:55 Context.
17:56 There's a clarification.
17:58 Yes.
17:59 You might think it's the role.
18:01 Okay?
18:02 So when did you start on-cam?
18:05 You were 12 years old.
18:07 That was in Star Circle.
18:09 Yes.
18:10 And then after that,
18:12 of course, you were already in the awkward stage.
18:14 You couldn't be a kid.
18:16 You couldn't be a love teen.
18:18 So you were a bit frozen.
18:21 And then,
18:22 the Asusena came.
18:24 I was 16 years old
18:26 when I did Asusena.
18:27 Oh!
18:28 Or at least the second read.
18:29 Yes.
18:30 Isn't it a bit daunting
18:32 that at a very young age,
18:34 you worked with Carlitos Sigonrena?
18:36 I'm glad that he was the first director I liked.
18:39 Because we reached the date 60.
18:42 Six-zero?
18:44 Yes.
18:45 Yes.
18:46 We had a scene that was four days ahead of us.
18:48 For me,
18:50 I thought that's how filmmaking is.
18:53 And sometimes you hear people talking,
18:55 "I'm Carlitos."
18:57 "Me? Never."
18:59 And I was like, "What's the problem?"
19:01 In my mind.
19:02 My next film,
19:03 Joel Labangan,
19:04 is a 17-hole.
19:06 17 sequences straight.
19:08 And you're already there.
19:09 It's like,
19:10 they have different styles.
19:12 So I understood early on
19:14 that filmmakers
19:16 are not the same.
19:18 The next one,
19:20 Gil Cortez,
19:21 is the same.
19:22 He's not slow.
19:24 He's also fast.
19:26 He has a lot of shots.
19:27 And I was his favorite.
19:30 Wow, you have a lot of colleagues
19:33 at the very start of your career.
19:35 Yes.
19:36 In my mind,
19:37 I was thinking,
19:38 in America,
19:39 TV actors are different.
19:40 Movie actors are different.
19:41 I said,
19:42 "I'll just be a movie actress."
19:43 "I don't want to be a TV actor."
19:45 Because I don't want to.
19:47 I don't want to.
19:48 And then,
19:50 there were bold films.
19:51 That's what I wanted.
19:52 So I needed to be a TV actor at this point.
19:54 Yes.
19:55 And that's when
19:56 Latina entered.
19:57 She was the character
19:58 I was most proud of.
19:59 Miss Min Jin,
20:00 it wasn't Princess Sarah at all.
20:02 Yes,
20:06 you became a contrarian.
20:08 Yes.
20:09 Is it hard to be a contrarian?
20:12 It's easier than being a contrarian.
20:14 Because a contrarian
20:15 cries all day.
20:16 And then,
20:17 he has the most sequences.
20:19 And then,
20:20 he has to do the show.
20:21 He has to do it.
20:22 He has to do it.
20:23 It's his responsibility.
20:26 As a contrarian,
20:28 after a while,
20:29 I realized that
20:30 I'm getting sick.
20:32 For someone who doesn't get angry,
20:36 you're always angry.
20:37 And you're always shouting.
20:38 You don't have a voice.
20:40 Sometimes, I'm palpitating
20:42 before I take a scene.
20:43 Because you need to be at 150%
20:46 when you're acting.
20:47 So I said,
20:48 "I don't think you like me.
20:50 Sorry."
20:51 Yes.
20:52 It's hard.
20:53 Because you can't avoid
20:55 the character's emotions.
20:59 Yes.
21:00 Because I realized that
21:01 a few years ago,
21:03 during the pandemic,
21:04 when I was studying mental health,
21:06 I realized that
21:07 the brain doesn't know the difference
21:10 between imagination and reality.
21:12 So when you imagine
21:13 a beautiful photo,
21:15 your serotonin levels go up.
21:18 So when you imagine
21:21 you're angry,
21:22 you're shouting,
21:23 you're getting sick.
21:25 I was thinking that
21:26 I'm getting sick.
21:28 Oh no, sorry.
21:29 Yes.
21:30 Your chemical reaction is still the same,
21:33 whether it's just an imagination.
21:35 So for a long time,
21:37 I was carrying a lot of weight
21:40 that I wasn't aware of.
21:42 So does that mean now
21:43 that you're more careful
21:44 in choosing the roles?
21:46 Yes.
21:47 I don't want to be offered
21:49 a multiple personality disorder
21:52 that's a serious film.
21:54 I said, "Maybe I won't be back."
21:57 Wait.
21:59 Wait a minute.
22:02 So I need to reset my body.
22:06 Sometimes I feel like,
22:08 for example,
22:09 in Life Story,
22:10 it's a long story.
22:11 My best director, Joe Moan,
22:13 he cried for 30 years.
22:16 I cried for 3 days.
22:18 But when I woke up the next day,
22:20 I felt like I was being hit.
22:22 Everything was hurting.
22:23 It's like you're breaking up with your boyfriend
22:26 when you're filming.
22:27 Your body is so thin
22:29 that it's asking for rest
22:31 from sadness and anger.
22:34 I need to...
22:36 Now, I'm trying to meditate.
22:39 But sometimes,
22:40 when I feel like,
22:41 "Oh, my body is tired,"
22:43 I meditate for a while,
22:44 even for 5 minutes,
22:46 to reset my thoughts.
22:49 For example,
22:50 I'm on a beach,
22:51 the sun is setting,
22:52 it's beautiful.
22:53 Then I'm happy after.
22:55 We're honorable, bro.
22:57 At least your ability to reset is fast.
23:01 Yes.
23:02 I thought before it was too fast.
23:04 Like after cut,
23:05 I'll laugh.
23:06 Right?
23:07 I'm like that.
23:08 You thought so, right?
23:09 Sometimes,
23:10 Alex is like,
23:11 you're in a stand-up comedy,
23:12 your scene is heavy.
23:14 "Oh, I'm still here?"
23:15 Then suddenly, cut.
23:16 Right?
23:17 I thought that was it.
23:18 You're happy,
23:19 that's it.
23:20 But my tears are still flowing,
23:22 even though we're laughing.
23:24 So, it's like,
23:25 it's not recovering.
23:28 It's like,
23:29 you're still thinking about it,
23:30 you don't know.
23:31 I thought my brain was depressed,
23:32 I'm a depressed person.
23:34 Shucks, that's hard, right?
23:36 Yeah, because the next one is
23:37 "Through Night and Day,"
23:38 with Amanda.
23:39 I lost both of them.
23:41 I lost Amanda several times.
23:43 Because we edited it.
23:44 Of course, you're the director.
23:46 So, my brain saw
23:47 that I was dying many times.
23:50 Oh, yeah, that's hard.
23:53 Yeah.
23:54 So, after every film,
23:55 you need to debrief?
23:58 Yes, like that.
24:00 Or I talk to myself,
24:01 even if I'm just watching a video
24:03 on YouTube,
24:05 like a nervous system,
24:07 I'm just watching a video.
24:09 What is happening to me?
24:11 Like that.
24:12 Ah, okay, okay, I get it.
24:15 You know, I remember
24:16 you have a movie by Paolo Contis,
24:18 you went abroad.
24:20 Were you in Baguio?
24:22 Your father, Joey Marquez.
24:23 "Through Night and Day."
24:24 Yeah, "Through Night and Day."
24:25 I forgot the title.
24:26 But it was so heavy.
24:28 I watched it before I went to work.
24:31 And then,
24:32 because I went in the night, right?
24:34 When I went in, I said,
24:35 "Shucks."
24:37 Ian told me,
24:38 "Oh, are you okay?"
24:39 I said, "I'm so sad."
24:42 Right?
24:43 You're the ones watching it.
24:45 It lingers, right?
24:46 Yes.
24:47 We're always there.
24:49 Even if you say,
24:51 "Cut, we're eating."
24:53 Your sadness is still there.
24:55 Even my husband,
24:56 he just went in,
24:57 he said, "Why am I crying?"
24:58 I said, "Because it's making me cry."
25:00 That movie was amazing.
25:03 It took me a while to get over it.
25:05 Now I know that
25:06 there should be a reset.
25:08 Meditation is key.
25:09 Watch something funny like that.
25:11 Watch videos like that.
25:13 Okay, sure.
25:14 Now I know.
25:15 Wait, but Ale-
25:16 Can I call you Alex?
25:18 Because I was so shy earlier.
25:20 Ale-Sandra, Alex.
25:21 Okay, so can I call you Alex?
25:23 Yes.
25:24 Okay, so Alex,
25:26 you said earlier that
25:27 you had a period,
25:29 you started at 12,
25:30 but then you refrezed a bit
25:32 because you needed a love team,
25:34 but you were still too young
25:36 to have a love team.
25:37 But actually, now that I think about it,
25:38 you never had a love team.
25:41 Is that right?
25:42 Is that right?
25:43 Did you really write this?
25:49 Mr. Alvaro.
25:51 I feel like
25:57 when I was young,
25:58 my mom's stories were alive.
26:01 [music]
26:20 Mom, I hope I'll grow up too.
26:23 So that I'll have a child.
26:25 Maybe I'll be strong too.
26:28 [music]
26:35 You know what, my child?
26:37 You're brave.
26:38 You're braver than you think.
26:40 [music]
26:55 Remember this,
26:57 when you reach the island of the angels,
27:00 your wish will come true.
27:02 Can I wish that I'll be strong?
27:08 I'm looking for the island.
27:12 [music]
27:19 There it is.
27:21 [music]
27:30 Are you sure there's really an island?
27:32 I don't know.
27:34 Anton!
27:36 Wait!
27:41 Anton!
27:42 Hurry!
27:43 Sorry, Mom.
27:45 I'm still not strong enough.
27:49 This is the real island.
27:51 [music]
27:57 We're looking for it, Mom.
27:59 Of course,
28:00 we're the only ones left.
28:02 [music]
28:09 You said earlier that
28:11 you started at 12,
28:14 but you're refreezing a bit
28:16 because you need a love team,
28:18 but you're still too young to have one.
28:20 But now that I think about it,
28:22 you've never had a love team,
28:24 right?
28:25 Because I'm not good enough
28:27 for the standards of television.
28:29 I'm not good enough to be looked at.
28:31 I'm not courteous.
28:32 Who said that?
28:34 Let's fight.
28:35 All of them.
28:36 They all said, "You're not a star yet."
28:38 That's what they always say to me.
28:40 Is this serious?
28:41 Did they really say that to you?
28:42 Yes.
28:43 I've heard that I have a confident face.
28:46 I'm more of an oriental star.
28:49 Alex looks like a gangster.
28:52 Is this for real?
28:56 Okay, fine.
28:57 Then I realized that
28:58 I'm like this for a third party
29:00 who's been stolen.
29:02 That's all.
29:04 But I didn't have a love team.
29:06 I don't think I can do it.
29:08 [laughs]
29:10 I'll just be a member forever.
29:12 Why can't you do it?
29:14 Meaning the pressure of having to do projects
29:17 always with the same person?
29:19 Yes, maybe.
29:20 I won't be able to do it
29:22 because I have a restriction on intimacy.
29:24 I don't like kissing scenes.
29:26 I'm not saying that I never did it.
29:28 Of course, there are things that happened
29:30 that I can't know about.
29:33 But as much as possible,
29:35 I try to avoid them.
29:37 I'm on the side of love stories
29:40 that are deep
29:42 but don't have physical intimacy.
29:45 It's up to you.
29:46 It's simple.
29:47 Yes.
29:48 But aren't you glad that you can make that choice?
29:51 I'm sure a lot of them
29:53 feel like there is no choice to be made.
29:55 You have to say yes.
29:56 Yes.
29:57 I've talked to artists
29:59 who've been doing this for 6 hours.
30:02 Yesterday, at the love scene.
30:04 I understand you, Alex.
30:06 It's good.
30:07 [laughs]
30:08 Or sometimes,
30:09 you go to your friend's set
30:11 and you see that they're setting up the scene
30:13 that you know is expected.
30:15 You're like, "I have to go to that scene?"
30:17 "Are you okay?"
30:19 "I'm just high."
30:21 "You're crazy."
30:23 "I'm leaving."
30:24 [laughs]
30:26 But I'm glad that at an early age,
30:31 I was shouted at by the producer.
30:35 I don't like kissing scenes that are 3 years old.
30:39 I was shouted at for not being popular,
30:42 for being arrogant,
30:43 for being shy,
30:44 for not being able to do anything.
30:45 [sings]
30:47 So, it just hit me right away.
30:50 I was like, "Okay, I'll go through with it."
30:53 "I can do it."
30:54 "Just shout at me."
30:55 But I can't do it here.
30:57 I can't do it here.
30:58 Sorry.
30:59 Wow.
31:00 But it's good for you that you're able to
31:02 make that decision and stand by that decision.
31:05 Yes.
31:06 Yes.
31:07 As much as I can,
31:09 especially now that I have control over my films,
31:12 they'll say, "Alex, what's your limit?"
31:16 "As long as the screenshot is okay."
31:19 Because everyone can screenshot now, right?
31:21 They can be me.
31:23 And at the same time, I see, for example,
31:25 online platforms, right?
31:28 They're making collages of all the cases.
31:32 I'm like, "Oh, we're on the internet!"
31:35 You can't see anything.
31:37 It's everywhere.
31:38 It's not in the film anymore.
31:39 Yes, and then you just Google it and it'll come out.
31:44 Now, it's on your phone.
31:45 You can...
31:46 It's like, "Let's not go that far. Is it okay?"
31:50 So, it's okay if it's a small thing.
31:53 I hope it's not anymore.
31:54 But sometimes, it's okay if it's needed in the story.
31:56 It's like a copy.
31:57 And it's just one frame, right?
31:59 It's just one take.
32:01 It's just one take.
32:03 I'm still in the process of copying Papa P.
32:05 And then, there are some bones.
32:07 I'm taking the bones that are moving on my lips.
32:10 "Alex, don't do that!"
32:11 I'm like, "I'm sorry."
32:13 It's a good thing that the bird is still moving you.
32:18 It really loves me, I guess.
32:20 It accepts me, whatever I am.
32:22 That's the level of your friendship.
32:25 Alex, you mentioned earlier that when you started,
32:29 you were with your sister, Asunta.
32:32 Yes.
32:33 In the tapings.
32:34 Was it because you were ordered to be with her
32:36 or did you really want to be with her?
32:38 I wanted to be with her.
32:39 I was happy there.
32:40 I think that's why I became funny.
32:44 And Asunta is also a very funny person.
32:47 Because she grew up in Babulgam.
32:49 She was 9, I think.
32:51 Or 11.
32:52 I was 9, she was 11.
32:54 I think.
32:55 So, of course, I grew up with Michael V.
32:58 or Kiel Cassie.
32:59 Nawa-tawa.
33:00 I feel like I became a comedian deep inside.
33:02 Even though I wasn't with them,
33:04 I absorbed the fact that they were funny.
33:08 So, it's like,
33:10 you enjoyed being with her in the tapings.
33:13 Yes.
33:14 Super.
33:15 Super.
33:16 I wanted to be there for my sister.
33:19 I was happy there because they have a PlayStation.
33:22 Of course, when we were young, we were like that.
33:24 We were just like Kiel with a PlayStation and Michael V.
33:27 Like that.
33:28 Yes, and while she was working, you were there.
33:33 Yes, I was there.
33:35 You enjoyed it.
33:36 It's different from being at home.
33:38 I lacked talents.
33:39 Alex was the only one.
33:41 I was the only one who really stood out.
33:43 So, you can see on TV, I was so tiny.
33:46 But you were already an extra.
33:50 It was like that.
33:52 We were just like that.
33:54 Okay, and then when you told your mom that you wanted to be an actress,
33:59 was she okay with it?
34:00 No resistance?
34:01 No, she was like, "Go for it."
34:02 Because I was already working at GMA, right?
34:04 And then GMA, and then I was at the Artists' Center.
34:06 But I didn't get a band cap.
34:07 So, I was an extra.
34:10 Oh, okay.
34:11 That's why you auditioned for the other one.
34:13 Yes.
34:14 Yes.
34:15 Oh, okay.
34:16 And then, when you were both on TV,
34:18 was it hard?
34:19 Because there's a comparison.
34:20 Because, of course, your age gap was only a few years.
34:23 No.
34:24 Until now, there's still a gap.
34:25 Even if I watched a movie,
34:27 for example, the last one, "What If?"
34:29 The black house location.
34:32 Of course, it's a tourist destination now.
34:34 So, she booked it.
34:36 And then, we were like, "We'll follow you 4x4."
34:39 And then, her reply was,
34:40 "Why is La Zunta de Rossi in Bangka Punta?"
34:43 So, I was like, "Oh."
34:44 It's like, if I have an issue,
34:47 and now, she has an issue,
34:49 so, I really shouldn't have an issue.
34:50 There's really nothing.
34:51 I just laughed.
34:52 I'm just laughing.
34:53 And then, when I watch her old films,
34:55 her "Sampaiyat,"
34:56 I don't want to go there.
34:58 And then, when you go to an area like,
35:02 for example,
35:03 like OFW,
35:06 the ones that are like,
35:07 "They're watching TV,
35:08 and it's still La Zunta de Rossi."
35:09 Like that.
35:10 "They don't recognize you."
35:11 When you see that,
35:12 even if they don't recognize you,
35:13 just because of your face,
35:15 you'll still recognize them.
35:16 "La Zunta de Rossi."
35:17 You're not correcting them?
35:19 No, no.
35:21 It's okay?
35:22 It's okay.
35:23 "Can I take a picture of Ms. Azunta?"
35:25 "Yes, ma'am."
35:26 So, it's okay?
35:28 Until now, it's still like that.
35:30 Even if I go to a remote island,
35:32 and you feel like,
35:33 "Ah, there's no TV."
35:36 When you go in,
35:37 "Ah, Azunta de Rossi."
35:39 Then, you'll see the DVDs of the films.
35:41 You have a disclaimer right away.
35:48 In that part, yes.
35:50 Do you tell her
35:52 each time you're in a relationship with Azunta?
35:55 Sometimes.
35:56 When I remember,
35:57 sometimes we're together,
35:59 and someone approaches her,
36:01 and says,
36:02 "Ms. Alex,
36:04 can I take a picture of Azunta?"
36:06 Then, she says, "Okay."
36:08 Then, I'm like, "Jesus."
36:10 I said, "Maybe we're in a relationship with someone else."
36:13 How many years is your age gap?
36:16 One year.
36:17 Oh, so it's only one year.
36:19 That's why.
36:23 I'm like, "Mother,
36:25 on TV?"
36:26 I'm just kidding.
36:27 Oh, my. If she hears this episode,
36:30 we'll both be in trouble.
36:31 I'll just say, "Think about it."
36:34 Wait, until now,
36:37 you still see each other,
36:38 you still talk?
36:39 Yes.
36:40 Once a week,
36:42 or sometimes, if she's too busy,
36:43 once every two weeks,
36:44 she'll go to my house.
36:45 Because I need to bond with Fiore.
36:48 Because she's the one who knows me the best.
36:52 As her aunt and nanny.
36:54 Yes.
36:55 How old is Fiore?
36:57 She's 33.
36:58 She turned three on October 23.
37:00 Wow, she's already three years old.
37:02 That's cute.
37:03 So, do you enjoy being an aunt and nanny?
37:06 Yes, super.
37:09 And of course, it's a spoilsport for me.
37:11 I can see the toys.
37:12 I buy them before
37:14 everything.
37:15 But now, I buy them for a cheap price.
37:17 I buy them for 80 pesos.
37:19 Because she's a spoiled child.
37:21 I'm like, "Oh, I'll just buy this."
37:23 Because you don't notice it
37:26 after about two minutes.
37:28 Yes.
37:29 You save it for the future
37:31 when she's asking for bags,
37:33 clothes, and makeup.
37:34 Yes.
37:35 Yes.
37:36 But I enjoy it.
37:38 And maybe we're at that age
37:40 when our bodies are tired.
37:42 I'm not looking at her when she's tired.
37:43 I'm like, "I don't want to have a kid."
37:45 I'm like, "My own? Wait."
37:49 Actually, I'm asking you,
37:52 can you babysit,
37:53 for example, just the two of you?
37:55 Fiore?
37:56 As long as she doesn't cry.
37:57 Yes.
37:58 All day.
37:59 I can do that.
38:00 That's why Fiore is really attached to her mom.
38:02 Even now, when she's 33 years old,
38:04 because she's really terrible.
38:06 She can't say what she wants to say.
38:10 So, she'll shout.
38:11 Now, she can say whatever she wants to say.
38:14 She's calmer.
38:15 So, it's like,
38:17 she can communicate now.
38:19 Yes.
38:20 She gets it.
38:21 Before, when you kissed her,
38:23 she'd be like, "Eee!"
38:24 She'd cry.
38:26 I was like, "What's that?"
38:27 Now, when you kiss her,
38:28 she's like, "Okay."
38:29 "Okay."
38:31 "She's my friend now."
38:32 "She's really like me."
38:35 You have an understanding now.
38:40 Yes.
38:41 My mom said that when I was young,
38:42 I was born in the UK.
38:44 Where?
38:45 In the UK.
38:46 England.
38:47 Okay.
38:48 So, I look different compared to other babies.
38:51 Of course, I have a Filipino look.
38:53 And I have blonde hair.
38:54 Because it's like,
38:55 it's like a bald head.
38:56 So, people really make fun of me.
38:59 Even though, when I'm in the airplane,
39:01 the flight attendants,
39:02 they make fun of me.
39:03 Then, I really say,
39:05 "Leave the little girl alone."
39:07 I copy what my dad says.
39:10 "Just leave her alone."
39:12 I'm her.
39:13 I'm her.
39:14 I can imagine.
39:17 My mom would laugh at me.
39:19 She'd say,
39:20 "I was really spoiled when I was young."
39:22 "I wanted to see Fiore."
39:24 "She's the most annoying."
39:26 "Whenever she sees me, she's like, 'Ahh!'"
39:28 "She's like, 'Ahh!'"
39:30 "She's tiring after a while."
39:32 Yes.
39:33 When you make a movie,
39:35 from her perspective,
39:36 the camera,
39:37 all the people who come close to you,
39:38 I want to kiss them.
39:39 "You're so annoying."
39:41 Very, very understandable.
39:43 It's good that Ninang gets it.
39:45 Yes.
39:46 She listens to me.
39:48 Do you think she has an artistic gene?
39:52 I see her as a singer.
39:54 Ah, she has a beautiful voice.
39:55 Yes.
39:56 I said, "Oh!"
39:57 Because, I mean,
39:58 she's a good singer.
40:00 And her voice is higher than mine.
40:03 So, I see her voice is higher,
40:05 but she's still a todo.
40:07 She's always on the tone.
40:09 I said, "Oh, we have a singer in the family."
40:11 "Like a Mariah Carey."
40:13 "She can reach everything that we can't."
40:16 So, it's like a different experience
40:20 from her concert experience,
40:22 from your filmmaking,
40:23 from her concert.
40:24 Yes.
40:25 Yes.
40:26 That's how it is.
40:27 I hope she likes it.
40:28 But even if she doesn't,
40:29 don't.
40:30 You said, Alex,
40:32 that you've been in the industry
40:34 for the longest time.
40:35 Yes, in the industry.
40:36 At this point,
40:37 would you say that you're still
40:38 very much in love
40:39 with the art of filmmaking?
40:40 Yes.
40:41 The art of filmmaking, for sure.
40:43 I really love it.
40:44 The non-art of show business.
40:46 Just kidding.
40:47 The show part of the business,
40:49 I really don't like.
40:50 Meaning,
40:52 the gossip,
40:54 or, you know,
40:55 the...
40:56 Gossips,
40:57 or how we sometimes
40:58 trap each other
40:59 because one is more famous,
41:00 because one is more famous,
41:01 because one is more famous,
41:02 and the other is more important.
41:03 One is more important than the other.
41:04 One is more important than the other.
41:05 This is the budget of one,
41:06 and the other is just the other.
41:07 There's 500,000 pesos a day.
41:08 There's 500,000 pesos a day.
41:09 This is not fair.
41:10 This is not fair.
41:11 This is not fair.
41:12 Yes, of course.
41:13 You're always on set,
41:14 and you feel the disparity,
41:15 and you feel the disparity,
41:16 and you feel the disparity,
41:17 right?
41:18 Yes.
41:19 Yes.
41:20 But you can also see
41:21 the work's value.
41:22 Like,
41:23 "This is the only thing
41:24 I can make.
41:25 This is the only thing I can make.
41:26 This is replaceable.
41:27 This is replaceable.
41:28 If it's not available,
41:29 I can make another one."
41:30 But still,
41:32 the showbiz part,
41:33 the part where you're nice,
41:34 the part where you're nice,
41:35 and when you talk,
41:36 you're always home,
41:37 you're always home,
41:38 and that's always painful for me.
41:39 and that's always painful for me.
41:40 Every two weeks,
41:41 I have a showbiz schedule.
41:42 I have a showbiz schedule.
41:43 I have a showbiz schedule.
41:44 I always have one.
41:45 I always have one.
41:46 I always have one.
41:47 This is my last one.
41:48 I always have one.
41:49 This is my last one.
41:50 This is my last one.
41:51 I promise.
41:52 This is it.
41:53 Every two weeks?
41:54 Actually,
41:55 I want to ask you,
41:56 in 25 years,
41:57 was there ever a time
41:58 that you seriously considered
41:59 quitting showbiz?
42:00 was there ever a time
42:01 that you seriously considered quitting showbiz?
42:02 I'm not sure if I would've done it.
42:03 I'm not sure if I would've done it.
42:04 I'm not sure if I would've done it.
42:05 I'm not sure if I would've done it.
42:06 I'm not sure if I would've done it.
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43:51 I'm not sure if I would've done it.
43:54 I'm not sure if I would've done it.
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51:21 So, this is the "Dare".
51:23 So, I'm looking forward to catching the film.
51:25 Last but not least, your message to all those
51:27 who have been supporting you from the very beginning,
51:29 who have been supporting you from the very beginning,
51:31 from 25 years ago, until now.
51:33 What would you like to say to them?
51:35 Thank you.
51:37 If there's anyone listening to me,
51:39 If there's anyone listening to me,
51:41 I'll just say this.
51:43 Do not compromise your values
51:45 Do not compromise your values
51:47 for anything.
51:49 If you do, it's okay.
51:51 We won't see each other in the finals.
51:53 We won't see each other in the finals.
51:55 This is the best ever message
51:57 This is the best ever message
51:59 to all the fans and supporters.
52:01 So, we'll see each other in the finals.
52:05 So, we'll see each other in the finals.
52:07 Truthfully.
52:09 Alex, thank you so much.
52:11 Alex, thank you so much.
52:13 Thank you, Miss Lia.
52:15 Thank you. And I hope to see you again soon in person.
52:17 Yes.
52:19 I'll be there.
52:21 Definitely. I'll be there with my son,
52:23 my husband, and my mom.
52:25 It's for the whole family.
52:27 Don't be a spoiler.
52:29 I'll be the first one to see Egan.
52:31 I'll be the first one to see Egan.
52:33 Thank you.
52:35 Thank you.
52:37 This surprise was planned by the team of
52:39 Ronald Ramido and Orbee De Los Reyes.
52:41 Edited by Shirley Pagiligan.
52:43 With the amazing people, GMA Integrated News.
52:45 Don't forget to like and subscribe.
52:47 Till the next surprise.
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