Christian Bables biglang sikat!

Pinagkaguluhan si Christian Bables nang ma­kita siya ng moviegoers sa sinehan ng isang mall sa Quezon City noong Miyerkules.

Nag-unahan ang mga tao sa pagpapakuha ng litrato kasama ang BFF ni Paolo Ballesteros sa Die Beautiful.

Malaking tulong kay Christian ang transgender woman role niya sa Die Beautiful dahil nakilala siya ng publiko at nag-win pa ng acting award.

Utang na loob ni Christian ang lahat sa mag-asawang Jun Lana at Perci Intalan na ipinagkatiwala sa kanya ang role ni Barbs sa Die Beautiful. Kung hindi sa break na ibinigay sa kanya ng mag-dyowa, nameless pa rin si Christian sa showbiz.

Bit player inutusan pang mag-sinungaling dalawang aso tinigok sa pelikula, aktor napaiyak!

Japo Parcero ang name ng bit player na umapir sa Oro at nagsabi na dalawa at hindi isang aso lamang ang kinatay para sa eksena ng pelikula.

Matutuwa ang Philippine Animal Welfare So­ciety (PAWS) sa paglantad ni Parcero dahil malaking tulong ito para sa kaso na balak nila na isampa laban sa producer at direktor ng Oro.

Detalyado ang kuwento ni Parcero tungkol sa karanasan niya sa shooting ng Oro at ito ang bahagi ng kanyang mga nasaksihan:

“At the after party attended at by the entire crew and cast, I was made aware that A DOG WAS KILLED IN THE SHOOT. In fact, two dogs died, one accidentally and one deliberately. The production bought the first dog, and the owner, in his excitement to deliver the dog and receive his payment, tied the dog in a sack and unknowingly killed him by suffocation.

“ The production, bent on shooting the scene which apparently was in the script, bought another dog for butchering. That night at the after party, the story relayed to me was that the actor was asked to bludgeon the dog to death. Someone said he was even reduced to tears by the end of the scene because he also didn’t want to do it, he was just following directives.

“I also learned that there was a great delay to the shoot because the lead actress, after knowing what they planned to do, stood her ground and threatened to refuse shooting if they killed an animal. I don’t know how they were able to convince the ENTIRE CAST AND CREW to ever agree to such an unspeakable act, but the words often used that night were ‘for authenticity’ and ‘we believed in the vision’.

“I was downright shocked and sickened when it finally dawned on me that I unwittingly became part of a film that killed an innocent creature. I cried and I cursed. By then I didn’t know how to tackle it. Here they were, celebrating the victory of becoming part of MMFF.

‘At the expense of two dogs’ lives’, a voice in my head screams.

“In a few moments, they gathered us and inconspicuously asked us never to tell anyone about the incident. That we have to LIE about it. It was unacceptable.

“I still didn’t know if I should express my indignation right there and then, when the director and producer, the main proponents of the act, were there. I decided to back down and contemplate about it.

“I excused myself early from the party and went home. That was the last time I saw all of them for a long time. I wasn’t invited to any press events, to their float parade, and even to the premiere. I already suspected why. I never really hid how I felt so it was not such a riddle.”