Marco Gallo ilang beses nang sinaksak sa likod ng mga traydor sa showbiz
Marco Gallo at Heaven Peralejo
HANGGANG ngayon ay hirap na hirap pa rin ang Viva Artists Agency (VAA) talent na si Marco Gallo na magtiwala sa mga taga-showbiz.
Yan ang inamin ng Filipino-Italian actor nang makachikahan ng ilang members ng showbiz press para sa promo ng bagong pelikula niyang “Men Are From Quezon City, Women Are From Alabang” kasama ang rumored girlfriend niyang si Heaven Peralejo.
Isa sa mga naitanong sa binata ay kung ano masasabi niyang pinakamasamang experience niya mula nang sumabak siya sa entertainment industry.
“I think the worst is and, until today, I really find it hard to do and to get used to it is trusting people in show business.
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“It’s just hard to trust people in show business, definitely,” simulang rebelasyon ni Marco.
“Why do I say that? I came from Italy, I was a student there. I just had a normal life.
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“And how I treated my classmates and friends at that time, that’s how I try to treat people that I meet in show business,” aniya pa.
Pagpapatuloy ng binata, “But then, almost every single time, I just got stabbed in the back or, like, I hear people talking about me and other stuff.
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“It’s like you give people the benefit of the doubt, you believe that they’re good people when actually, they’re not. And they just show their true colors.
“So I think that’s probably the worst part of being in this business,” paliwanag ni Marco.
Chika pa ng aktor, “I think that’s what I’m still trying to figure out because I always have a hard time with that and I end up being sad about it.
“It’s like life, people come along your way and you just let them go. You get used to it. I think the way I cope with it, really, is just cut people off.
“Before, I try to understand why they would do that, but it doesn’t matter anymore. Like, if you want to be part of my life, then be in it. If not, f*ck off.
“They just made me look bad, like, how unreliable I was or stuff like that. They would literally try to twist things around. It’s whatever, honestly.
“If people close to me know me, that’s what matters to me, and I’ll be there for the ones that wanna be in my life,” ang sabi pa ni Marco Gallo.
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