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Heart: I respect Tita Anabelle

Posted on January 8, 2011

PNS — AND what can Heart Evangelista say to Annabelle Rama? “I understand where she’s coming from,” Heart says at the presscon of “Dwarfina.” “Pero wala naman akong magawa. It’s my mom’s decision. I guess ganun lang talaga si Tita Annabelle. Pag galit siya, talagang galit siya.”

She guested in “Showbiz Central” last Sunday. Did she meet Raymond Gutierrez? “No, hindi kami nagkita. But if I saw him, I’d greet him.”

What if she’d bump into Annabelle? “I don’t know,” she says with a shudder. “But I guess babatiin ko rin siya. I still respect her very much.”

How is it playing the role of a dwarf? “Mahirap, a real challenge. GMA built a set in Marilao for my special house and for the Duwende World. I have plenty of scenes na chroma for special effects and I’m just alone on the set pero kunwari kausap ko ang other characters. Paulit-ulit, kasi we have to make sure it’s synchronized with the shots of the actors na kunwari ka-interact ko. Sa ngayon, natutuwa pa ako. But siguro after two months of doing this, mabo-bore din ako. Sana huwag. But this is still easier to do than ‘Luna Mystica’ where I played dual roles at may prosthetics pa ako.”

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