Judy Ann’s 1st project for 2020 is giving her a ‘stomachache’ | Inquirer Entertainment

Judy Ann’s 1st project for 2020 is giving her a ‘stomachache’

/ 05:30 AM January 18, 2020

Judy Ann Santos

Judy Ann Santos

Judy Ann Santos said merely thinking about her next movie project gives her a stomachache.

The actress is set to star in the biopic of Regal Entertainment matriarch Lily Monteverde. The project, which will be shot later this year, will be directed by Erik Matti and produced by Monteverde’s son, Dondon.

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“It terrifies me, although I know I’m going to have fun doing it. Why she handpicked me for the role is something I don’t understand,” Juday told Inquirer Entertainment. “She is one of the pillars of the local movie industry. I owe to her what I have right now. I have to give my best to this project.”

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Juday first appeared on the big screen in Regal’s “Kaming Mga Ulila,” released in 1986. She has been a “Regal baby” ever since.

“I love her. If she feels that I’m the perfect person to play her, then maybe she sees in me something that I don’t. I have full trust in her and my director,” said the Cairo fest and MMFF best actress winner. “It’s hard because I know I will be judged based on my performance here. Everybody knows Mother Lily—how she talks and walks, how she dresses up, how she is when she’s happy and when she’s angry.”

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This was why Juday said she couldn’t be “too complacent … I have to study her really well. This is the first challenge the universe has given me for 2020. Let’s see if I could do it.”—MARINEL R. CRUZ

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