MANILA — For seasoned actors Charo Santos and Boots Anson, a successful career in show business depends on their dedication, individuality, and passion for their work.
The cast of the upcoming movie “Until She Remembers” recently expressed their thoughts on how performers may survive and distinguish out in a competitive and content-rich profession in a video with Ogie Diaz.
Anson herself counseled actors to be passionate about their craft.
The two celebrities also discussed their impending parts in the Cannes-winning film “Until She Remembers,” which is directed by Brillante Mendoza, in the video.
Both Santos and Anson-Roa reflected on how the entertainment landscape has evolved, from traditional film and television to digital platforms and streaming services. They encouraged younger artists to embrace new technologies while remaining grounded in the fundamentals of acting, storytelling, and audience connection.
“Until She Remembers” premieres in Philippine theaters on February 25 and stars Barbie Forteza, Angel Aquino, Albert Martinez, Eric Quizon, Vince Rillon, and Erlinda Villalobos.
Speaking at a special forum hosted by a leading media organization, the two icons emphasized the importance of dedication, adaptability, and integrity as pillars of career longevity.
Boots Anson-Roa, known for her extensive film and television work over more than five decades, added that passion and humility are equally important.
The discussion also touched on work-life balance, resilience, and navigating challenges in a competitive industry. Both artists underscored that mental strength and professionalism are as crucial as talent.
Santos and Anson-Roa also encouraged mentorship, emphasizing that experienced artists have a responsibility to guide the next generation. “We stand on the shoulders of those who came before us,” Santos said. “And it’s our duty to lift up those who come after.”
Together, Charo Santos and Boots Anson-Roa represent not only enduring success but also a commitment to uplifting Philippine arts and culture. Their stories serve as a roadmap for aspiring actors and creatives, demonstrating that a successful career is built on talent, hard work, adaptability, and a strong moral compass.
