Nagkuwento si Alessandra De Rossi sa kaniyang realization sa mga kontrabida role sa kaniyang naging guesting sa Surprise Guest with Pia Arcangel. Nagkakasakit na umano siya at kailangang i-prioritize ang kaniyang mental health dahil kailangan sa mga role nya na lagi siyang galit.
Mapapanood si Alessandra sa pelikulang "Firefly" na kalahok sa 2023 Metro Manila Film Festival.
Pakinggan ang buong episode:
Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3GRv67W
Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3NvE91R
Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/486IxwA
Mapapanood si Alessandra sa pelikulang "Firefly" na kalahok sa 2023 Metro Manila Film Festival.
Pakinggan ang buong episode:
Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3GRv67W
Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3NvE91R
Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/486IxwA
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00:00 Is it hard to be a villain?
00:02 It's easier than being a villain.
00:04 Because the villain cries all day.
00:06 He has the most sequences.
00:09 And then the show is up to him.
00:11 He has to do it.
00:14 It's his responsibility.
00:16 As for being a villain,
00:18 after a while, I realized that I'm getting sick.
00:22 For someone who doesn't get angry,
00:26 I'm always yelling and I don't have a voice.
00:30 Sometimes I'm palpitating before I take a scene
00:33 because I have to be at 150% of my full potential.
00:38 So I said, "I don't think I like this. Sorry."
00:42 It's hard.
00:44 Because you can't avoid
00:46 imbibing the character.
00:49 Yeah, because I realized a few years ago
00:53 during the pandemic when I started studying mental health,
00:57 there was no difference in the brain
01:00 in terms of imagination and reality.
01:02 So when you imagine a beautiful photo,
01:05 your serotonin levels go up.
01:08 So when you imagine you're angry, you're shouting,
01:14 my blood really goes down.
01:15 I was thinking that I was getting sick.
01:18 Oh no, sorry.
01:20 Your chemical reaction is still the same
01:24 whether it's just an imagination.
01:26 So for a long time,
01:28 I was just carrying a lot of weight
01:30 that I wasn't aware of.
01:32 So does that mean now that you're more careful
01:34 in choosing your roles?
01:36 Yes. I don't want to be like,
01:38 for example, someone offered me
01:40 a movie like "Psycho" or "Multiple Personality Disorder"
01:42 that's a serious film.
01:44 I said, "I might not be able to go back."
01:48 Wait.
01:50 Just a moment.
01:52 So I need to reset my body.
01:56 For example, I feel like,
01:58 don't worry, it's a long life story.
02:01 My boyfriend, the guest director,
02:03 he cried for 30 years.
02:06 I've been crying for 3 days.
02:08 But when I wake up, I feel like I was really hit.
02:11 It really hurts.
02:13 It's like you're breaking up with your boyfriend
02:15 when you're filming.
02:17 Your body is so sensitive
02:19 that it's asking for rest
02:21 from sadness and anger.
02:23 I need to...
02:25 Now, I'm trying to meditate.
02:29 But sometimes,
02:31 when I feel like my body is tired,
02:33 I meditate for a while,
02:35 even just for 5 minutes.
02:37 So I can reset my thoughts.
02:39 For example, I'm on a beach,
02:41 the sun is setting, it's beautiful.
02:43 Then I'm happy after.
02:45 We're on a honeymoon, Brie.
02:47 At least your ability to reset is fast.
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