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Piolo Pascual humbled to work with Vic Sotto on MMFF entry 'The Kingdom'
Piolo Pascual humbled to work with Vic Sotto on MMFF entry 'The Kingdom'
Rhea Manila Santos
Published Dec 23, 2024 06:38 PM PHT

After working with Vic Sotto on their first Metro Manila Film Festival entry together, Piolo Pascualrecently shared on social media how he felt standing alongside one of the country’s blockbuster diols.
After working with Vic Sotto on their first Metro Manila Film Festival entry together, Piolo Pascualrecently shared on social media how he felt standing alongside one of the country’s blockbuster diols.
He wrote, “Thank you Lord for the chance to work with a living legend.. what a humbling and memorable experience to share the screen with the Bossing @vicsottoofficial ….dreams do come true:) looking forward to doing comedy next with you Sir:)”
He wrote, “Thank you Lord for the chance to work with a living legend.. what a humbling and memorable experience to share the screen with the Bossing @vicsottoofficial ….dreams do come true:) looking forward to doing comedy next with you Sir:)”
Even with his stature in showbiz, Piolo was not shy to show his admiration for the man everyone in the industry calls “bossing.”
Even with his stature in showbiz, Piolo was not shy to show his admiration for the man everyone in the industry calls “bossing.”
He also shares his favorite memory after shooting the epic action adventure film. The Kingdom, which is set in the fictional kingdom of Kalayaan, is meant to be an alternate version of the Philippines if the islands were never colonized.
He also shares his favorite memory after shooting the epic action adventure film. The Kingdom, which is set in the fictional kingdom of Kalayaan, is meant to be an alternate version of the Philippines if the islands were never colonized.
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“[My favorite memory is] being able to act alongside one of the pillars in the industry and giving life to a character that people will be able to relate to and being part of a project that is very ambitious and a milestone for Philippine cinema,” he admitted.
“[My favorite memory is] being able to act alongside one of the pillars in the industry and giving life to a character that people will be able to relate to and being part of a project that is very ambitious and a milestone for Philippine cinema,” he admitted.
Even with the year almost coming to an end, Piolo continues to prove that he is still one of the country’s most in demand artists, from starring in one of the highly anticipated MMFF entries The Kingdom to being launched as the face of various brands, which includes most recently an international brand.
Even with the year almost coming to an end, Piolo continues to prove that he is still one of the country’s most in demand artists, from starring in one of the highly anticipated MMFF entries The Kingdom to being launched as the face of various brands, which includes most recently an international brand.
”It’s really an honor to represent a brand that’s been around for as long as I can remember. I grew up wearing Lee and it’s always been a staple in my wardrobe,” he tells PUSH in an exclusive interview.
”It’s really an honor to represent a brand that’s been around for as long as I can remember. I grew up wearing Lee and it’s always been a staple in my wardrobe,” he tells PUSH in an exclusive interview.
When asked why he seems to look good in almost anything he wears through the year, the 47-year-old heartthrob says part of it is not limiting his wardrobe to specific styles. “I’d like to say I grow and mature with the way I dress up. But I’m also very open when it comes to what’s uso and what can fit me well. I dress up the way I do according to the occasion and I make sure to always express myself with the way I carry my clothes.”
When asked why he seems to look good in almost anything he wears through the year, the 47-year-old heartthrob says part of it is not limiting his wardrobe to specific styles. “I’d like to say I grow and mature with the way I dress up. But I’m also very open when it comes to what’s uso and what can fit me well. I dress up the way I do according to the occasion and I make sure to always express myself with the way I carry my clothes.”
Being the new brand endorser of Lee was an easy yes for Piolo. “Denim is a timeless part of our everyday lives. Denim for me is an easy choice because you can always pair it with anything. Honestly, I’m a denim person. So through the changing times, I also evolve and make sure that I’m up to date with the latest fashion. Jeans are definitely a staple because no matter the season, you can always wear one.”
Being the new brand endorser of Lee was an easy yes for Piolo. “Denim is a timeless part of our everyday lives. Denim for me is an easy choice because you can always pair it with anything. Honestly, I’m a denim person. So through the changing times, I also evolve and make sure that I’m up to date with the latest fashion. Jeans are definitely a staple because no matter the season, you can always wear one.”
The Kingdom star admits that he is already looking forward to what’s in store for him in the new year and shares why he has never been one to list down any resolutions. “What I look forward to being able to do is to work on more projects that speak of my passion and to challenge myself to grow more in my craft. I believe a resolution is something we can act on all year round and just a one time thing,” he said.
The Kingdom star admits that he is already looking forward to what’s in store for him in the new year and shares why he has never been one to list down any resolutions. “What I look forward to being able to do is to work on more projects that speak of my passion and to challenge myself to grow more in my craft. I believe a resolution is something we can act on all year round and just a one time thing,” he said.
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