In his 10 years in show biz, Jeric Gonzales has had to bear criticisms that his good looks and physique are the only things he got going for him. But he refused to take them to heart or let them dampen his hopes of winning acting awards one day. /PDI
“It has always been my dream to become an award-winning actor. I hoped to attend festivals to promote Filipino films abroad. I had no expectations. But luckily, my acting got recognized and managed to win awards. I’m very happy with how my career is going right now,” he said.Directed by Louie Ignacio, “Broken Blooms”—which opens in cinemas on Dec. 14—follows Jeremy and his tumultuous teenage marriage with Cynthia . Because of the pandemic, Jeremy loses his job.
Working with award-winning actresses like Therese and Jaclyn Jose also kept Jeric on his toes. “It’s a challenge … a good kind of pressure. Therese and Jaclyn have already proven their worth as actresses. And so, Direk Louie told me, ‘Dapat makasabay ka,’” Jeric said. “Working with them motivated me.”Jeric was Therese’s first onscreen kiss. And he made sure to make her feel comfortable. “At first I thought it was tough that I had to be his partner for her first kiss onscreen.
The awards he received for his performance in “Broken Blooms” was just the confidence boost he needed, going into the taping of GMA 7’s local adaptation of the hit K-Drama “Start-Up.”“I felt more confident because I was able to do a meaningful project, working with an award-winning cast, director and writer. I did my job well, so that’s a milestone in my career. Finishing the movie alone was an achievement for me,” Jeric said.
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