Vivamax sexy actresses Angeli Khang and Robb Guinto feel pressured, but at the same time, grateful to be entrusted by Viva Films to help entice people to go back to cinemas through their R-16 film “Unang Tikim.”
Vivamax stars Angeli Khang and Robb Guinto feel pressured, but at the same time, grateful to be entrusted by Viva Films to help entice people to go back to the cinemas through their R-16 film ‘Unang Tikim.’MANILA, Philippines —
“That’s why when there was a scene or an acting part where the director was not satisfied, it was OK for us to do that scene again, kahit ilang take yan.” “Especially with the first few intimate scenes, we would just laugh around,” shared Robb. “For me, when I learned that I would be working with Angeli, there were really no adjustments for both of us because we are very comfortable working together aside from that she is my friend.”
When queried if there’s a difference in doing a kissing or steamy scene with a girl or a guy, Angeli said there’s none. “Because it’s work,” she replied.Robb explained, “You know your limitations with each other. You know the things that are not allowed. Pakiramdaman, eh. If you feel that your female co-star is uncomfortable, when she’s struggling with the kissing scene, you have to adjust. Because you’ll feel that she’s not able to execute it.
Meanwhile, Angeli and Robb shared an encounter with a fan who has been “very generous and supportive” of them.
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