Boy Abunda hindi naniniwalang imbiyerna sa kanya si Paul Soriano, wala ring isyu kay Vanessa Hudgens: You know what she said, ‘I love your energy’
Vanessa Hudgens at Boy Abunda
ISA-ISANG sinagot at ipinaliwanag ng King of Talk na si Boy Abunda ang mga isyu at intriga tungkol sa naging interview niya sa Filipino-American Hollywood star na si Vanessa Hudgens.
Sa episode ng “Fast Talk with Boy Abunda”, nilinaw ng premyadong TV host ang chika na na-offend umano si Vanessa sa kanyang biglaang fast talk segment sa presscon nito kamakailan.
Bukod dito, may tsismis pa na naloka at naimbiyerna raw si direk Paul Soriano dahil nagtanong siya kay Vanessa ng mga questions na wala sa script.
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Present si Paul sa kontrobersyal na mediacon ni Vanessa dahil siya ang nagdirek ng film documentary ng international actress na kinunan dito sa Pilipinas para balikan ang kanyang pinanggalingan.
“Na-upset daw si direk Paul that caused for some of the one-on-one interviews to be shortened. Hindi ko po alam ‘yon,” ang simulang pahayag ni Tito Boy.
Sa katunayan, nagpaalam pa siya nang maayos kay Direk Paul na may-ari ng TEN17P Productions, pagkatapos ng interview niya kay Vanessa.
“Kaya hindi po ako naniniwala that he had an issue with me because he could have called me out, if he was bothered, if he was pissed with Fast Talk, I would have felt it,” paliwanag pa niya.
Totoong wala sa script ang pa-fast talk niya kay Vanessa pero in fairness totoo ang sinabi niya na ang mga tao sa venue ng mediacon ang sumigaw at humiling nito sa kanya.
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Naging curious din umano si Vanessa kung ano ang “Fast Talk.” At matapos niyang ipaliwanag sa aktres kung papaano ang takbo ng naturang paraan ng interview, ginawa na niya ito.
“Si Vanessa Hudgens, nagtanong. ‘Boy, what is Fast Talk?’ Very quickly, ipinaliwanag ko na po, ‘It’s rapid-fire questioning, and then you tell me the first thing that comes to mind,’ so tinuloy ko na po.
“There was no indicator that Vanessa Hudgens was offended. She was having fun. The vibe was happy. Walang indication that she was offended. And I would know because I’ve been interviewing people for over 30 years,” depensa pa ng Kapuso host.
“People who have worked with me, alam ho nila that I work hard on a script. A script is not what is written, a script is what is discussed among writers. Ano ba ang intensyon ng interview na ito?
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“I was to discuss kung ano na ang mga Tagalog words ang kanyang natutunan, her Philippine experience, and that she just came from the Palace where she was appointed as honorary global tourism ambassador of the Philippines.
“Lahat po ‘yan na nasa program flow, I covered. But an interview is more than just what is provided in a program flow,” aniya pa.
“Ano ho ba ang interview? May program flow, meron kaming research. That’s the whole interview. Did I go off-script? Hindi ho. I work hard on my interviews,” dagdag pa ni Tito Boy.
Lahad pa niya, may na-receive siyang mensahe mula sa team ni Vanessa, “I got their text message from a reliable person from their team that they were happy hindi lang doon sa media conference.
“They were very happy with Vanessa’s visit to the Philippines and how it was handled. They were very happy about it. And in particular, they had no complaints and they were very happy with our interview during the media conference.
“I said goodbye to Vanessa. I went to Vanessa, ‘Vanessa, thank you for the opportunity.’ You know what she said? ‘Boy, I love your energy.’
“Which I thought was a wonderful comment from a wonderful, bright intelligent girl. Maraming salamat Tita Gina, Stella (nanay at kapatid ni Vanessa). Vanessa, mabuhay ka, thank you very much!” ang mensahe ni Tito Boy sa Hollywood actress.
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