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Edgar Allan, pahinga muna sa beki roles

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Edgar Allan

Edgar Allan

BAGO dumalo si Edgar Allan (EA) Guzman sa Gabi ng Parangal ng 43rd Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF), dumaan siya sa simbahan na lagi niyang pinupuntahan para dumalo ni Misa at ipinagdasal niyang sana ay may magandang regalo ang Diyos sa kanya.

Alam na nating tinanghal na Best Supporting Actor si EA sa pagganap niya bilang beki sa Deadma Walking sa katatapos na gabi ng parangal, kaya ngayon ay patuloy pa rin siyang nagpapasasalamat sa Diyos sa pagdinig ng kanyang dasal
Labis din ang pasasalamat niya sa kanyang producer na T-Rex Entertainment, kay Direk Julius Alfonso na gumabay sa kanya sa pagganap niya role bilang si Mark, and he shared the award to Joross Gamboa dahil natulungan din siya nito sa kanyang pagganap, kahit pareho naman silang beki sa story. Nagpasalamat din si EA sa lahat ng mga moviegoers at fans niya na todo-suporta sa pelikula na isa sa top entries ngayon sa MMFF. As of now, may mga naka-schedule pa rin silang block screening for the movie at nangako si EA na dadalo siya.

Pero ayaw na muna ni EA na gumanap ng beki role sa susunod niyang movie. Ayon sa manager niyang si Noel Ferrer, isi-savor muna ni EA ang kanyang napanalunang acting award mula sa todo niyang pagganap bilang beki. Siguro raw after one year, kung may bagong offer na maganda at iba ang story, tatanggapin niya.

Kaya back na muna si EA sa straight roles, tulad sa malapit nang matapos na romantic-comedy series kasama sina Heart Evangelista, Alexander Lee at Goon Woo, na lalaking-lalaki naman siyang in love na in love kay Gia (Heart).

Sa fan page ni EA, nag-post ang kanyang fans ng: “I you haven’t watched MMFF Best Supporting Actor Edgar Allan Guzman yet in “#DeadmaWalking then you are missing out on his funny ang impressive perrormances!”

Muli, congratulations EA!



Source: Balita

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