Fast Talk with Boy Abunda: Gaano nga ba kahalaga ang awards sa isang artista? (Episode 267)
Aired (February 2, 2024): Ano ang opiniyon ni Janice De Belen tungkol sa pagtanggap ng award bilang isang artista sa industriya? #GMANetwork #GMADrama
Transcript
00:00 [MUSIC]
00:05 Let's talk about awards.
00:07 How important are they to you?
00:09 Awards, I've never really made it as my goal.
00:15 I just always do your 100% no matter what it is.
00:21 If you win an award for it, then thank you.
00:22 It's a bonus to me.
00:24 But you've done some materials that I think you've got a lot of nominations.
00:28 You're one of the most nominated actress.
00:31 I'm happy with that, Uncle Boy.
00:33 Because it is still a matter of taste.
00:36 Because of course, in those awards, there are jurors.
00:40 There are a pool of people who will watch your work.
00:45 They will choose and decide if they like it or not.
00:48 It's a matter of taste.
00:50 I'm already happy just to hear that I did a good job.
00:55 If I hear that more than once, it's like you were nominated, you won,
01:01 and then in your next project, you lost again.
01:03 It brings you down harder.
01:06 Even if you don't win, you're still nominated.
01:10 You still have a place to go.
01:12 Let's talk about where you are now as a woman.
01:17 Maybe I'm in a different phase of my life because I'm not getting any younger.
01:21 But it doesn't seem much different from the way it was 10 years ago.
01:27 Okay.
01:28 But what phase is that?
01:29 You have children.
01:31 You have work.
01:33 My children are all grown up.
01:35 My youngest is 25 years old.
01:39 Right?
01:39 So pretty soon, I'm going to be an empty nester.
01:44 I'm a grandma to four children.
01:47 So I'm good.
01:48 Okay.
01:49 This is not in the present tense.
01:50 This can be a question for your entire life.
01:53 How important is a man to the concept of happiness of Janice DiBellen?
01:59 Now, the only important man for me is my father, my sons, and my grandson.
02:07 That's it.
02:08 But there was a point—
02:09 Sometimes, the K-dramas, they're important to me.
02:15 But that's it.
02:17 Everybody wanted to be Janice DiBellen.
02:19 My God, I know.
02:20 Do you remember?
02:21 Yes.
02:21 I mean, "Agamulak," "Gabi Concepcion."
02:24 Yeah, people still tell me about that.
02:26 Up to this day?
02:27 Up to this day.
02:28 Right?
02:29 It's like, "Do they want me? Yes, they want to make me happy."
02:32 How were those times?
02:37 What was your view of men?
02:40 I don't have a view.
02:42 When I type them, they type me.
02:44 And of course, I'm happy.
02:48 I never had a very deep view of those things.
02:51 Oh, you didn't?
02:52 No.
02:53 I was just happy.
02:54 Of course, when I got married, it was different.
02:57 Because you feel like that's your true love, that's your forever.
03:01 And then, when it fails, then you try and love again, then it fails.
03:05 And, okay, maybe I should stop doing this.
03:10 Okay.
03:10 Because you're failing.
03:12 Maybe it's not for you.
03:14 If you were to write your epitaph, in the context of men?
03:20 "Ang kinaingitan."
03:25 No, because remember—
03:25 Hey, you said that, not me.
03:27 Me.
03:28 [Music]
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