LOOK: Kris Aquino's 'Crazy Rich Asians' role immortalized in painting | Inquirer Entertainment

LOOK: Kris Aquino’s ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ role immortalized in painting

By: - Reporter
/ 03:34 PM August 24, 2018

Image: Instagram/@juansarte

The “Crazy Rich Asians” fever is just starting in the Philippines, but one artist seemed to be in awe of one character portrayed by no less than the Queen of All Media, Kris Aquino.

A young artist named Denver Balbaboco immortalized Aquino’s character as the Malay Princess Intan in the romantic-comedy flick. He painted the media personality wearing the yellow Michael Cinco creation she wore in “Crazy Rich Asians.”

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” It is really amusing to know that the role was given to a legit rich Asian who happens to be the daughter of our former President and former Senator,” Balbaboco wrote on Instagram last Aug. 16. “So technically, Kris Aquino will be there as herself, bringing glamor from afar.”

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Aquino revealed in August 2017 that she was indeed part of the movie adaptation of the best-selling novel. She even defended her role numerous times as she has a less than five-minute screen exposure.

“I felt when auditioning for this that there was absolutely nothing left to lose [and] whether I was included or not — I gave it my very best,” Aquino said of the time she was auditioning for a role in the film. 

“Crazy Rich Asians” is currently showing in theaters since its release to Filipino audiences on Wednesday.  /ra

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