{"id":214581,"date":"2019-05-16T05:15:40","date_gmt":"2019-05-16T09:15:40","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/canadianinquirer.net\/v1\/?p=214581"},"modified":"2019-05-16T05:15:40","modified_gmt":"2019-05-16T09:15:40","slug":"sue-ramirez-on-working-with-blanc7s-shinwoo-ang-bait-bait","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/canadianinquirer.net\/v1\/2019\/05\/16\/sue-ramirez-on-working-with-blanc7s-shinwoo-ang-bait-bait\/","title":{"rendered":"Sue Ramirez on working with BLANC7’s Shinwoo: ‘Ang bait-bait’"},"content":{"rendered":"
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FILE: Picture perfect view. Get to know Shine and Hyunwoo soon!!! @sunshinefamily2019 @springfilms #sueloveskorea (Photo<\/a>: sueannadoodles\/Instagram<\/a>)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Kapamilya actress Sue Ramirez has nothing but good words for K-pop idol Shinwoo as she shares her experience working with him on their upcoming movie.<\/p>\n

Sue spilled the deets in the press conference of “Sunshine Family” where she describes the kind of personality the K-pop idol has. Shinwoo was part of the seven-member boy group BLANC7 which disbanded in January 2019.<\/p>\n

“Ang bait-bait ni <\/i>Shinwoo, tapos ang<\/i> cute kasi nagpapaturo rin siya sa amin mag<\/i>-Tagalog at [kung] anu-anong kalokohan ang tinuturo namin sa kanya <\/i>(Shinwoo is very kind. He is also cute because he asks us to teach him how to speak Tagalog and we were teaching him different foolish stuff),” <\/i>the Filipina young star said.<\/p>\n

“It was a very fun experience and we got to sing together.\u00a0Meron po kaming ni-r<\/i>ecord na kanta\u00a0<\/i>in Korea\u00a0na magiging parte ng pelikula<\/i>\u00a0(We recorded a song in Korea which will be part of the movie) so it was a great experience,” she continued.<\/p>\n

Working with Shinwoo, Sue said, also enriched her knowledge about what Korean actors and actresses are like at work.<\/p>\n

Perhaps noticing her co-star’s actions at the filming location, Sue shared, “<\/i>Kung papaano sila sa<\/i> set na sobrang tahimik nila magtrabaho, na [kapag]<\/i> work, work talaga,<\/i> on time sila palagi <\/i>( They are very quiet while working in the set, that when it is work, they really work. They always arrive on time).”<\/i><\/p>\n

Sue also shared that she was already expecting some difficulties working with Shinwoo due to the difference in their nationalities. One struggle Sue has foreseen is the language barrier.<\/p>\n

“Malaking<\/i> factor kasi ‘yun<\/i> with ‘yung <\/i>workplace, kung papaano kayo mag<\/i>-communicate with each other. Siyempre iba ‘yung <\/i>culture, iba ‘yung<\/i> way of living talaga kumpara sa <\/i>Pilipinas at sa mga Koreano <\/i>(It is a big factor on how are you going to communicate with each other in the workplace. Of course, we have different cultures, we also have a different way of living, comparing those in the Philippines to Koreans),”<\/i> she said, adding, “Pero sobrang naging<\/i>\u00a0smooth\u00a0lang <\/i>(But it went smooth).”<\/p>\n

Last November 2018, Sue shared a photo of her and Shinwoo in a place she described as “picture perfect view.”<\/p>\n

“Get to know Shine and Hyunwoo soon,” the actress wrote in her caption.<\/p>\n

“Sunshine Family” tells a story of a Filipino family living in South Korea \u2014<\/b> Don and Sonya Mapalad, and their children Shine and Max. Major twists and turns in their lives occurred after Don and Sonya get involved in a hit-and-run accident.<\/p>\n

The film is a collaboration project between Film Line Pictures Production LTD. and Spring Films and is helmed by award-winning Korean director Kim Tai-Sik.<\/p>\n

Apart from Sue, veteran actors Nonie and Sharmaine Buencamino and child actor Marco Masa are also part of the cast.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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