ABS-CBN Primetime Bida "Walang Hanggan" star Coco Martin refused to be compared to fellow Kapamilya actor John Lloyd Cruz after several movie pundits noted similarities between the two actors who can both express emotions just with their eyes.
In an interview with “The Buzz” on Sunday, Martin said any actor would want to be recognized for his own talent and not because of similarities with other stars.
“Ako kasi 'yung tipo ng tao at artista na ayoko ikinukumpara sa kahit kanino kasi iba-iba naman kami bilang tao at iba iba rin naman yung ginagawa naming proyekto,” he said.
Martin and Cruz are among the more bankable leading men of their generation.
Martin, who started his career appearing in independent films, also refuses to feel pressured despite the high expectations for his upcoming movie “Born To Love You.”
“Hindi ako nag-e-expect ng mataas. Kung ano man kinalabasan nito, happy ako kasi gumawa ako ng isang magandang pelikula. Pero 'yung sinasabi nila na [kung sakaling] hindi kumita, e 'yun 'yun e, negosyo naman ito," he said.
“Basta ang responsibilidad ko, magawa ko ng tama 'yung trabaho ko. Pero 'yung bukod pa dun, ayaw ko nang isipin at problemahin kasi ayaw ko makadagdag sa alalahanin,” he said.
Meanwhile, the actor is elated that his television series “Walang Hanggan” is lording it over on primetime. It recently scored a whopping 41% based on the Kantar Media-TNS National Household Ratings.
“Sobra akong nagulat kasi siyempre sa hirap ng ratings ngayon, madaming network, mataas ang competition. Pero para ma-achieve mo 'yung ganong kataas na rating, sobrang nagpapasalamat talaga ako sa sumusuporta at sumusubaybay sa amin. Sobrang sarap kasi sulit ang paghihirap at pagpupuyat. Magsisilbing inspirasyon ito para mas pagbutihan pa namin,” he said.
“Ako kasi 'yung tipo ng tao at artista na ayoko ikinukumpara sa kahit kanino kasi iba-iba naman kami bilang tao at iba iba rin naman yung ginagawa naming proyekto,” he said.
Martin and Cruz are among the more bankable leading men of their generation.
Martin, who started his career appearing in independent films, also refuses to feel pressured despite the high expectations for his upcoming movie “Born To Love You.”
“Hindi ako nag-e-expect ng mataas. Kung ano man kinalabasan nito, happy ako kasi gumawa ako ng isang magandang pelikula. Pero 'yung sinasabi nila na [kung sakaling] hindi kumita, e 'yun 'yun e, negosyo naman ito," he said.
“Basta ang responsibilidad ko, magawa ko ng tama 'yung trabaho ko. Pero 'yung bukod pa dun, ayaw ko nang isipin at problemahin kasi ayaw ko makadagdag sa alalahanin,” he said.
Meanwhile, the actor is elated that his television series “Walang Hanggan” is lording it over on primetime. It recently scored a whopping 41% based on the Kantar Media-TNS National Household Ratings.
“Sobra akong nagulat kasi siyempre sa hirap ng ratings ngayon, madaming network, mataas ang competition. Pero para ma-achieve mo 'yung ganong kataas na rating, sobrang nagpapasalamat talaga ako sa sumusuporta at sumusubaybay sa amin. Sobrang sarap kasi sulit ang paghihirap at pagpupuyat. Magsisilbing inspirasyon ito para mas pagbutihan pa namin,” he said.
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