After arriving in the country last March 20, Kathryn Bernardo along with Enrique Gil went straight from the airport to the house blessing of Julia Montes in Antipolo. The 15-year-old actress said she is proud of the achievements of her former Mara Clara co-star. “Way namin ito na ipakita kay Julia na super proud kami sa kanya so dumiretso na kami dito,” she said of her coming straight from the airport with her The Princess and I co-star Enrique.
Kathryn admitted she enjoyed her stay in the Kingdom of Bhutan, which is located near countries like Nepal, China, and India. “Almost two weeks kami sa Bhutan tapos nag-Bangkok din before kami dumating ng Manila. Sa taping halos everyday kaming magkakasama maghapon so parang makikilala mo talaga yung bawat tao, yung mga staff at directors namin. Mas nakilala ko talaga si Quen (Enrique’s nickname) sa taping namin ngayon,” she told.
The teen actress said that it was an unforgettable experience to shoot abroad in what is anticipated to be one of the Kapamilya network’s biggest and grandest teleseryes this year. “Kinakabahan ako (laughs). Pressured. Sana yung trust na yun huwag ma-break. Pinaghandaan namin ito. Before kami pumunta meron kaming parang workshops tapos nag-script reading kami. Pag punta dun sa set, ready na lahat. Mabilis yung bawat scene na nagagawa. Kasi limited lang yung time namin, half day lang kami kasi puro day effect. So yun yung hirap. Sa Bhutan konti lang yung Pinoy, wala masyado. Pero marami silang tourist na mga medyo matatanda na kasi yun yung place na pinupuntahan nila para mag-relax,” she said.
The pretty morena also admitted she feels challenged by her teleserye project after Mara Clara and Growing Up. “Super nahirapan ako kasi yung sa character hindi pa ako sanay na medyo comedy, ganyan so na-excite rin ako sa result kasi every scene binabantayan kami ni direk na super iba. So sana magustuhan nila kasi super pinaghirapan namin ito,” she added.
Kathryn said The Princess and I is going to be very different from her past projects because of the Bhutanese culture. “Parang first time ata natin na magte-taping na ibang environment. Makikita ng audience. Tapos yung ibang language, tapos yung mga costumes, and yung character ko as Mikai na very, very different from Mara. Iba talaga ito kasi yung story niya very light kasi gusto rin nila na magkaroon ng light sa primetime na hindi puro heavy yung story. So masasabi ko na super opposite ito from Mara and then yung story niya and environment, ibang-iba,” she revealed.
Kathryn said it has helped her character that she looks like the princess of Bhutan. “Sabi nila may ibang features ako na mukhang Bhutanese so sana mas makatulong yun para mas ma-appreciate ng tao yung show na ginawa namin,” she said.
Kathryn admitted she enjoyed her stay in the Kingdom of Bhutan, which is located near countries like Nepal, China, and India. “Almost two weeks kami sa Bhutan tapos nag-Bangkok din before kami dumating ng Manila. Sa taping halos everyday kaming magkakasama maghapon so parang makikilala mo talaga yung bawat tao, yung mga staff at directors namin. Mas nakilala ko talaga si Quen (Enrique’s nickname) sa taping namin ngayon,” she told.
The teen actress said that it was an unforgettable experience to shoot abroad in what is anticipated to be one of the Kapamilya network’s biggest and grandest teleseryes this year. “Kinakabahan ako (laughs). Pressured. Sana yung trust na yun huwag ma-break. Pinaghandaan namin ito. Before kami pumunta meron kaming parang workshops tapos nag-script reading kami. Pag punta dun sa set, ready na lahat. Mabilis yung bawat scene na nagagawa. Kasi limited lang yung time namin, half day lang kami kasi puro day effect. So yun yung hirap. Sa Bhutan konti lang yung Pinoy, wala masyado. Pero marami silang tourist na mga medyo matatanda na kasi yun yung place na pinupuntahan nila para mag-relax,” she said.
The pretty morena also admitted she feels challenged by her teleserye project after Mara Clara and Growing Up. “Super nahirapan ako kasi yung sa character hindi pa ako sanay na medyo comedy, ganyan so na-excite rin ako sa result kasi every scene binabantayan kami ni direk na super iba. So sana magustuhan nila kasi super pinaghirapan namin ito,” she added.
Kathryn said The Princess and I is going to be very different from her past projects because of the Bhutanese culture. “Parang first time ata natin na magte-taping na ibang environment. Makikita ng audience. Tapos yung ibang language, tapos yung mga costumes, and yung character ko as Mikai na very, very different from Mara. Iba talaga ito kasi yung story niya very light kasi gusto rin nila na magkaroon ng light sa primetime na hindi puro heavy yung story. So masasabi ko na super opposite ito from Mara and then yung story niya and environment, ibang-iba,” she revealed.
Kathryn said it has helped her character that she looks like the princess of Bhutan. “Sabi nila may ibang features ako na mukhang Bhutanese so sana mas makatulong yun para mas ma-appreciate ng tao yung show na ginawa namin,” she said.
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