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Julia Montes Stars in the PH Adaptation of Hit Japanese Drama 'Mother'
Julia Montes Stars in the PH Adaptation of Hit Japanese Drama 'Mother'
Grace Libero-Cruz
Published Jul 16, 2024 11:25 AM PHT
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Updated Jul 16, 2024 03:30 PM PHT
Julia Montes makes her primetime TV comeback with the Philippine adaptation of NIPPON TV’s Mother, which will be known locally by the title Saving Grace!
Julia Montes makes her primetime TV comeback with the Philippine adaptation of NIPPON TV’s Mother, which will be known locally by the title Saving Grace!
According to her interview with TV Patrol's MJ Felipe, this is really special to her because it was the last project she discussed with the late Dreamscape head Deo Endrinal. ''Yung plan for Saving Grace is really big, and 'yung story, ang ganda nu'ng story and ang ganda nu'ng lesson and story na gustong sabihin nu'ng serye,' she shared.
According to her interview with TV Patrol's MJ Felipe, this is really special to her because it was the last project she discussed with the late Dreamscape head Deo Endrinal. ''Yung plan for Saving Grace is really big, and 'yung story, ang ganda nu'ng story and ang ganda nu'ng lesson and story na gustong sabihin nu'ng serye,' she shared.
In the same interview, Julia also couldn't help but be emotional because of the project's connection with Deo Endrinal. She said, 'Special siya sa'kin kasi parang, siguro, tanggalin natin 'yung 'Grace' sa title. Saving Mara. Sinave ako ni Sir Deo... in many ways. Personal. Career. And I felt na ever since, isa si Sir Deo sa talagang naniwala sa kaya ko. Going back Mara Clara, never kong in-expect na ibibigay sa akin 'yung Clara role. But si Sir Deo, sabi niya, 'Hindi, kaya mo 'yan!' Siya 'yung laging nagpapaalala na kaya ko.'
In the same interview, Julia also couldn't help but be emotional because of the project's connection with Deo Endrinal. She said, 'Special siya sa'kin kasi parang, siguro, tanggalin natin 'yung 'Grace' sa title. Saving Mara. Sinave ako ni Sir Deo... in many ways. Personal. Career. And I felt na ever since, isa si Sir Deo sa talagang naniwala sa kaya ko. Going back Mara Clara, never kong in-expect na ibibigay sa akin 'yung Clara role. But si Sir Deo, sabi niya, 'Hindi, kaya mo 'yan!' Siya 'yung laging nagpapaalala na kaya ko.'
Once the project was pitched to her, Julia doubted whether she could pull it off or not, but she recalled how Deo Endrinal trusted her and told her she should do it. 'It's for you,' she recalled him telling her.
Once the project was pitched to her, Julia doubted whether she could pull it off or not, but she recalled how Deo Endrinal trusted her and told her she should do it. 'It's for you,' she recalled him telling her.
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The Japanese drama with a hint of suspense was originally released in 2010. Its plot revolves around a temporary elementary school teacher who finds out one of her students is being abused by her mother. She takes in the child and together they share new experiences, like mother and child.
The Japanese drama with a hint of suspense was originally released in 2010. Its plot revolves around a temporary elementary school teacher who finds out one of her students is being abused by her mother. She takes in the child and together they share new experiences, like mother and child.
The Philippines' Saving Grace, an ABS-CBN Studios offering under Dreamscape Entertainment production, marks the 10th international remake of Mother, Asia’s Most Exported Scripted Format.
The Philippines' Saving Grace, an ABS-CBN Studios offering under Dreamscape Entertainment production, marks the 10th international remake of Mother, Asia’s Most Exported Scripted Format.
Julia's last full teleserye was back in 2018 via the series Asintado. This was followed by the limited series 24/7 before the pandemic hit. She also had a stint in FPJ's Ang Probinsyano in 2021. On the big screen, Julia's last project was Five Breakups and a Romance with Alden Richards.
Julia's last full teleserye was back in 2018 via the series Asintado. This was followed by the limited series 24/7 before the pandemic hit. She also had a stint in FPJ's Ang Probinsyano in 2021. On the big screen, Julia's last project was Five Breakups and a Romance with Alden Richards.
Lead photo from Dreamscape Entertainment
Lead photo from Dreamscape Entertainment
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