After12 years, award-winning actress Hilda Koronel returns to the Philippines to shoot a historical film entitled 'Sisa.'
Dec 21, 2024 04:30 PMAlthough Hilda lives abroad for almost 20 years, she expressed that she never misses acting. Her last film was The Mistress in 2012.After12 years, award-winning actress Hilda Koronel returns to the Philippines to shoot a historical film entitled"Sisa.""I'm going to do a historical thriller. It's called Sisa. They believe it's all about Jose Rizal's 'Sisa,' but it's not. It's an original story. Interesting," said Hilda.
"Maraming ita-tackle rito na stories, and it's a very interesting story. Relevant pa rin and you have a bit of history. Mga twist and turn namin very interesting," Hilda said. "They listen naman, and we collaborate. So I internalize, and I get into my role as anybody. Pagpapasok na ako ng kotse, 'Sisa' na ako.
Although Hilda lives abroad for almost 20 years, she expressed that she never misses acting. Her last film was The Mistress in 2012. She revealed she never had a showbiz crush. However, she almost got into serious relationships with her leading men."I won't tell."
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