“Sa eksena wala siyang vanity, he just gives what the scenes require him to do,” Ramos added. He’s just himself,” Rhian praised the actor whom she also admires and commended his authenticity and passion for their every scene. “He is very humble, after what the challenging times he was in, never mo mararamdaman sa kanya na may tinatago siya. “JM is the guy version of me,” Rhian said, and for her, it is how the actor treated her during their scenes that she would never forget.
“’Pag ‘di ko ina-appreciate, mabilis akong bumagsak dahil wala akong pinapahalagahang bagay,” JM discerned about the cause of his past pitfall.Īsked what is unforgettable about Rhian, the actor said none is forgettable because their developed friendship and experience is one he would always treasure.
JM promised to never disappear again in the spotlight, and he is thankful to many opportunities for him despite his stumble. “I still feel nervous up until now,” JM said of his movie comeback after taking a hiatus from showbiz in 2015-his last big-screen appearance was in the 2015 drama Tandem and the 2014 romantic-comedy That Thing Called Tadhana. Rhian Ramos and JM de Guzman star in a film described by its director Joel Ruiz as a contemporary urban love story about letting go.īrought by TBA Studios, the outfit behind the films I’m Drunk, I Love You and Goyo: Ang Batang Heneral presents a movie that tells the story of Lio (De Guzman), a shy and inclusive young guy who finds it difficult to connect with other people for he has face blindness, a cognitive disorder characterized by an inability to recognize faces, then he falls in love with Shana (Ramos), a beautiful free spirit who has a skeleton in the closet.
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