Janice hindi epal, pakialamerang ina; Kaila umiyak sa sobrang kahihiyan
Kaila Estrada at Janice de Belen
TANDANG-TANDA pa ng Kapamilya actress na si Kaila Estrada ang araw nang umiiyak niyang tawagan ang kanyang nanay na si Janice de Belen.
Ito raw yung sobrang naapektuhan siya sa eksenang ginawa para sa isang acting project na feeling niya ay super “epic fail” dahil ilang beses pinaulit sa kanya ng direktor.
Ayon kay Kaila, napakalaking impluwensiya ni Janice sa pagpasok niya sa mundo ng showbiz at nagpapasalamat siya dahil palaging nandiyan ang ina para gabayan siya sa kanyang career.
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Ibinahagi ng aktres sa interview sa kanya ng mag-inang Donny Pangilinan at Maricel Laxa-Pangilinan para sa isang episode ng “Bida/Bida” ng Netflix Philippines, ang ilang advice sa kanya ni Janice when it comes to shooting difficult and intense scenes.
“Si Mama kasi she’s always there to help if we ask for it but she won’t like really involve herself.
“But then when I would ask her for advice with like how do I prepare for a scene like this, some scenes can seem really intimidating when you read them, di ba?” simulang chika ni Kaila.
Dugtong ng dalaga na nagmarka sa kanyang acting sa “Linlang” at “Can’t Buy Me Love”, “She’s always like, ‘Look into the core of your character. If you know your character then you’ll know what to do.'”
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Sabi naman ni Janice, hinahayaan lang niya ang anak sa mga diskarte nito sa pagiging aktres, basta lagi lang daw siyang nandiyan for guidance.
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“When I was younger, my parents were not actors so who would I ask? So I had to navigate myself. I’ve done things really badly, but you know you push on and then you do the best that you can.
“And that was my intention. I wanted her to grow, to navigate her way, and the thing I cannot teach is how to feel,” saad ng award-winning actress.
Reaksyon naman ni Kaila, “When she gives advice, it’s a bit on the tough side. She doesn’t coddle us. I would say na self-sufficient ako because she’s like that.
“There was this one scene that’s super memorable sa akin na I felt that I messed it up so I felt like I did really bad. The scene was taking forever.
“I was really crying then I called her up, ‘I’m so sorry this is so embarrassing.’ I felt like it failed,” aniya pa.
Payo ni Janice sa anak sa mga pagkakataong ganito, “I told her you’ll have good days. You’ll have bad days. That’s life, wala tayong magagawa. You know tomorrow is a new day.'”
Sey naman ni Kaila, “And that’s actually her answer for everything and then you think about it, what’s the point of dwelling on something that already happened, di ba? You just have to move on.”
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