LOOK: Dolly de Leon, Kathryn Bernardo bond in ‘fun, casual meetup’
Kathryn Bernardo, Dolly de Leon and director Petersen Vargas. Image: Instagram/@starcinema
Dolly de Leon and Kathryn Bernardo finally met each other, almost a month after they announced their upcoming movie together, “A Very Good Girl.”
The award-winning actresses bonded over dinner along with director Petersen Vargas, who will helm the dark comedy film, as seen on Star Cinema’s Instagram page on Friday, April 21. They were also joined by Carmi Raymundo, the creative manager for “A Very Good Girl.”
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In a separate Instagram post, De Leon can be seen welcoming Bernardo with a hug when the latter arrived at the restaurant. The two of them then appeared to have had a fun conversation with the production team.
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Vargas, De Leon and Bernardo also gave glimpses of their meeting through their respective Instagram pages.
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Fans gushed over the actresses’ meeting as they looked forward to seeing the upcoming film.
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Image: Instagram/@starcinema
Both De Leon and Bernardo earlier expressed excitement over working on one project together. De Leon described the younger actress as a “very good and kind person,” while Bernardo said she considered it an honor to work alongside the “Triangle of Sadness” star.
“A Very Good Girl,” which is slated for a 2023 release, will have Marionne Dominique Mancol as its screenwriter and Daniel Saniana as its creative supervisor. Further details about the cast, plot and premiere date have yet to be disclosed as of this writing. /ra
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