Naging cooperative at encouraging pa raw, Julia bigay na bigay kay Gerald

Gerald Anderson reveals sobrang inspired siya habang ginagawa ang kanyang soon-to-be released movie, Halik Sa Hangin co-starring him with JC de Vera and Julia Montes.

From the looks of it, pag-amin ni Gerald, it is the best role na kanyang ginampanan, after his award-winning movie, On The Job (OTJ).

While OTJ tested whatever knowhow he has about actions, his role of an adventurous young man, na magkakaroon ng maraming passionate and intimate scenes with Julia nasubukan naman ang ability niya sa pag-arte.

“Since Director Manny (Palo, his first to work with him) wants the best, actually not just from me but from Julia and JC too.

“I’m glad, though, na ‘di lang naging cooperative kundi encouraging si Julia. ‘Di siya nagpakita ng katiting man lamang na inhibitions sa mga delikadong eksena namin.

“Bigay na bigay siya.

“My God, I surely would want to work with her again,” ang napapalatak na wika ni Gerald.

Halik Sa Hangin, which also stars Ina Raymundo at Edu Manzano, is slated for showing January 28 in theaters nationwide. Enrico Santos wrote the story; script by Patric John Velancia.

Kaibigan nina Dingdong at Marian pinabulaanang umabot sa P100-M ang nagastos sa kasal

By the way, someone very close to newly wed Dingdong Dantes at Marian Rivera denied report na sponsored ang karamihan sa mga ginastos sa katatapos na kasal ng dalawa.

Balita nga kasing close to P100-M ang nagastos sa nabanggit na marangyang kasal ng dalawa.

Lalong hindi rin naman daw umabot sa ganitong halaga ang nabanggit na kasalan. Still malaki nga daw ang ginastos ni Dingdong at lahat ito ay siya ang gumastos.

It will be recalled that Dingdong and Marian encouraged all cash gifts intended for them na i-donate na lang sa foundation ni Dingdong na Yes! Pinoy.

Niño balak din ilagay sa business ang mga kikitain ng anak na si Alonzo

Just like him when he was at the height of his career bilang tinaguriang Child Wonder ng local showbiz, Niño Muhlach wants to prepare his son, Alonzo, who’s five years old and starting to make a name too as a child star, what will happen next, should, well, God willing, he (Alonzo) make it.

“Ako kasi, bata pa ako, binanggit na sa akin ng aking Dad (Alex Muhlach), na huwag akong umasa na panghabang buhay na ang kung anumang popularity ang aking tinatamasa.

“So, I should be prepared daw for that eventuality,” pahayag pa ni Niño. “As we all know, kanya-kanyang panahon ang pag-aartista.

“And thank God, young as I was then, I absorbed his pangaral,” dugtong pa niya.

He is just grateful daw that his Dad properly invested his earnings. And one of them is the Niño Apartelle, located in a prime area sa Quezon City.

On the first floor of the building, aside from other business establishments, ay isang bakeshop, which specializes in ensaymada, ang Muhlach’s Ensaymada.

“Well, I intend to do the same sa earnings ni Alonzo, if ever,” muli, pahayag ni Niño. “As it is, ‘di man siya mag-end as Child Wonder, like me, “sunud-sunod na ang kanyang projects.”

Alonzo is now a mainstay of the pre-teen prog­ram, Goin’ Bulilit. There are talks that Bossing Vic (Sotto) might produce a movie for him.

Alonzo together with fellow child star Ryzza Mae Dizon, appeared with Bossing Vic in the Me­tro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) entry, My Big Bossing.