{"id":53062,"date":"2015-06-25T17:30:47","date_gmt":"2015-06-25T09:30:47","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/canadianinquirer.net\/v1\/?p=53062"},"modified":"2015-06-25T17:30:47","modified_gmt":"2015-06-25T09:30:47","slug":"from-one-claudia-to-another-jean-garcia-gives-advice-to-angelica-panganiban","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/canadianinquirer.net\/v1\/2015\/06\/25\/from-one-claudia-to-another-jean-garcia-gives-advice-to-angelica-panganiban\/","title":{"rendered":"From one Claudia to another: Jean Garcia gives advice to Angelica Panganiban"},"content":{"rendered":"
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The Two Claudias: Angelica Panganiban (left) and Jean Garcia (@iamangelicap \/ @chic2garcia \/ Instagram)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

MANILA — For the first time since the ABS-CBN primetime hit “Pangako Sa’Yo” reboot premiered, Kapuso actress Jean Garcia — the original Claudia Buenavista back in 2000 — finally spoke about the remake.<\/p>\n

In an interview with the Philippine Entertainment Portal (PEP.ph) during a press conference for her GMA7 show “Fully Loaded Afternoon,” Jean said she hasn’t spoken about “Pangako Sa’Yo” to show respect to her current network.<\/p>\n

“In respect to GMA, I think pangit naman siguro na magsasalita pa ako na hindi ko naman show, \u2018di ba?\u00a0Kaya hindi rin ako masyado nagsasalita<\/em>,” she said. “Pero ako,<\/em> I wish them well.\u00a0Siyempre show din namin \u2018yan.<\/em> Successful \u2018yan.<\/em>”<\/p>\n

(In respect to GMA, I think it wouldn’t be so nice if I say anything about it even if it’s not my show, right? So I don’t talk about it. But as for me, I wish them well. Of course, that used to be our show, too. It was very successful.)<\/p>\n

“I also want them to be successful,” Jean said, adding that she meant what she said in all sincerity.<\/p>\n

When asked about her thoughts on Angelica Panganiban’s performance as Claudia, Jean admitted that she hasn’t seen a single episode of the show because of her hectic schedule.<\/p>\n

“Ang sa akin lang, ang masasabi ko, <\/em>Angelica Panganiban is a good actress,” Jean said. “So, I guess, kailangan lang natin siyang bigyan ng pagkakataon.<\/em>”<\/p>\n

(For me, all I can say is that Angelica Panganiban is a good actress. So, I guess, we just need to give her a chance.)<\/p>\n

She also believes that ABS-CBN has what it takes to make the new ‘Pangako’ as successful as the original.<\/p>\n

“Ang ABS-CBN, nagawa nga nila yung ‘Pangako’ na very successful before. So, I guess magiging okay din ito… Magaling naman ang ABS, magaling ang GMA, kaya sila tumatagal nang ganito.\u00a0So, at least, alam nila yung ginagawa nila.<\/em>”<\/p>\n

(ABS-CBN was able to make ‘Pangako’ very successful before, so I guess this [remake] will be okay, too… ABS-CBN is great, GMA is great. That’s why they’ve lasted this long in this industry. They know what they’re doing.)<\/p>\n

Jean also shared some words of wisdom for Angelica in a footage from PEP.ph:\u00a0“Angelica, just be yourself, magaling kang artista.\u00a0Mahalin mo ang ginagawa mo.<\/em> [Be] passionate about your character.\u00a0Enjoy-in mo lang siya<\/em> and everything will be good.\u00a0Good things happened. So, sana maging maayos.<\/em>”<\/p>\n

(Angelica, just be yourself, you’re a good actress. Love what you do. Be passionate about your character. Enjoy the character and everything will be good. Good things happened [in the past]. So, I hope this goes well.)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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