JAKE CUENCA |
The Kapamilya star Jake Cuenca becomes bolder in his acting
in terms of his role nowadays.
What kind of film did he do? Is Jake’s grandmother approving
the decisions he made?
Excited to know more about Jake Cuenca? Well, check out the
story below!
After playing an incestuous father in the Cinemalaya film “Nuwebe,”
Jake Cuenca will star as a gay rebel who has an intimate relationship with his
comrade (played by Joem Bascon) in Joel Lamangan’s “Lihis” according to the
latest celebrity update.
It’s Jake’s way of giving viewers a choice other than
run-of-the-mill stories of kilig, comedy and horror.
“Not for anything [but] I just want
people to evolve already. It’s about time that we try to make movies that are
interesting like the ones in the States,” he said.
As we all know that Jake’s chiseled body can be seen on many
billboards along EDSA and he’s mighty proud of them.
However, not everyone approves it including his grandmother
Dona Elvira Morato-Cuenca. Jake’s grandmother is the sister of Manoling Morato –
former MTRCB (Movie and Television Review and Classification Board) chairman.
In fact, there was an instance in 2012 when Dona Elvira
visited Jake in the hospital when he got sick due to over fatigue from a taping
in Baguio according to Jake’s manager Neil De Guia. Neil also added that Dona
Elvira disapproved of Jake’s revealing billboards.
That’s the reason why Jake was so surprised when his
watchful grandmother graced the screening of “nuwebe” which shows Jake doing
intimate scenes.
“To my
family, please don’t hate me,” Jake said half-jokingly.
Fortunately, Dona Elvira and his brother Manoling saw how Jake
has matured as an actor via “Nuwebe” according to Neil.
Meanwhile, the film is based on a true story, Jake played
Moises, a father who abused his own daughter multiple times. His incestuous act
led to the pregnancy of his nine years old daughter.
But Jake tried to sympathize with his character.
“I hope people will learn from the
movie and see that it’s all real. It’s a true story. I have some sympathy for
the dad but what he did was bad,” he said.
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