- Angel Locsin noted that she never entertained any Network transfer offer because ABS-CBN remained loyal to her.
- Locsin shared that Amy Austria influenced her acting style.
- She, then, admitted that she didn’t understand the passion behind the craft of acting.
Angel Locsin is celebrating her 12th year with ABS-CBN this year. She explained why she remained loyal to the Network. She also revealed that she used to have the “pera-pera” mentality during the start of her career.
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Angel explained her loyalty to ABS-CBN.
Locsin noted that she never entertained any network transfer offer because ABS-CBN remained loyal to her.
“Kasi they’re very loyal sa akin, eh. Di ko naramdaman na hindi genuine yung concern nila sa akin. I don’t know, maybe, kapag nararamdaman mo kasing may loyalty rin sa’yo yung tao, binabalik mo yung loyalty, eh. So ganun lang din sa akin and hangga’t kailangan ako, andito pa naman ako.”
Angel revealed her past mentality.
Locsin shared that Amy Austria influenced her acting style while they were taping for Mulawin. She shared that Austria cried while they were recording a voice over for the series. Amy later told her that it is her responsibility to make the viewers feel her emotions.
Locsin, then, admitted that she didn’t understand the passion behind the craft of acting.
“Ako, pera-pera lang naman ako nung umpisa, e. Nung pumasok ako, hindi ko talaga naiintindihan yung passion sa pag-aartista. Ako, gusto ko lang makaipon.”
“Nakita ko habang ino-observe ko siya, mayroon siyang kodigo everyday. May sarili siyang breakdown. Sinusulat niya kung saan nanggaling ang emosyon niya, saan pupunta kaya pag tinawag siya sa set, alam niya kung ano yung pinanggalingan niya, alam niya kung ano ang pupuntahan niya.
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“Alam na rin niya ang linya niya. Alam na niya kung anong mangyayari sa eksena. Siya yung unang nag-inspire sa akin na pag-aralan itong trabaho na mahal na mahal ko.”
