Family Movie of 2013 "My Little Bossings"
Cast: Vic Sotto, Kris Aquino, James “Bimby” Aquino Yap, Ryzza Mae Dizon and Aiza Seguerra
Cast: Vic Sotto, Kris Aquino, James “Bimby” Aquino Yap, Ryzza Mae Dizon and Aiza Seguerra
To every family who is looking for a fun to watch to spend their holiday time,
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MMFF Entry to 2013 "My Little Bossings" is a great choice! Starring box-office stars Vic Sotto and Kris Aquino, along with Ryzza Mae Dizon and James “Bimby” Aquino Yap, the movie produced jointly by OctoArts Films, M-Zet Films, APT Entertainment and Kris Aquino Productions, promises to warm the hearts of every audience and bring fun and laughter, with lessons, too, that can be learned by the entire family—young and old alike.
My Little Bossings has been generating a lot of buzz among the public prompting showbiz observers to predict its runaway win at the box-office. They credit this much excitement for the film to Ryzza and Bimby, whose chemistry has been rousing the curiosity of the moviegoers.
Ryzza Mae and Bimby have struck up an extraordinary chemistry when they started working together. Director Marlon Rivera saw this right off the bat and the numerous actors, staff and crew working with the two kids in this film have been treated to so much fun witnessing this outstanding rapport between the very down-to-earth Ryzza Mae and the “socially elite” Bimby.
“Ryzza does not speak much English while Bimby does not speak much Tagalog. Sobrang cute nila lalo na kapag nag-uusap na silang dalawa. Sa bandang huli, Ryzza ends up teaching Bimby Tagalog words while Bimby teaches Ryzza English words,” producer Boss Orly llacad of OctoArts Films tells.
Boss Orly says this outstanding chemistry between the two kids have been exciting the viewers. ‘This is perhaps the reason why there is much excitement about the movie this early. We’re very happy with the public’s curiosity for the two child superstars,” he said.
Vic Sotto, for his part, is very happy with the way the movie is turning out to be. “Nakakatuwa talaga yung dalawang bata. They complement each other so well. You can see that when you watch the movie. Nagtuturuan, nagtatawanan, sabay napapagod, sabay nagugutom. Masaya lang kami sa set. Para lang kaming laging naglalaro,” he said.
My Little Bossings also stars Aiza Seguerra, Jaclyn Jose, Jose Manalo, Paolo Ballesteros, Barbie Forteza, Neil Coleta, and Neil Sese from the direction of Marlon Rivera. Story and screenplay by Bibeth Orteza.
Vic plays the role Torky Villanueva who works as a bookeeper for the millionaire cash management specialist Baba Atienza (Kris). Because of some conflict in her business, Baba entrusts her son Justin (Bimby) to Torky’s care for fear of her life. In the meantime, Torky’s niece Ice (Aiza) who lives in the same house with him, is involved in an advocacy for street children where street kid Ching (Ryzza ) becomes her special ward. Ice brings Ching home when the orphanage closed down. The fun begins when all these people start living in one roof while they each tackle his respective personal dilemma.
My Little Bossings starts showing on Christmas Day as an entry to the 2013 MMFF. It is brought to you by the biggest movie production outfits in the country—OctoArts Films, M-Zet Films, APT Entertainment and Kris Aquino Productions.
My Little Bossings has been generating a lot of buzz among the public prompting showbiz observers to predict its runaway win at the box-office. They credit this much excitement for the film to Ryzza and Bimby, whose chemistry has been rousing the curiosity of the moviegoers.
Ryzza Mae and Bimby have struck up an extraordinary chemistry when they started working together. Director Marlon Rivera saw this right off the bat and the numerous actors, staff and crew working with the two kids in this film have been treated to so much fun witnessing this outstanding rapport between the very down-to-earth Ryzza Mae and the “socially elite” Bimby.
“Ryzza does not speak much English while Bimby does not speak much Tagalog. Sobrang cute nila lalo na kapag nag-uusap na silang dalawa. Sa bandang huli, Ryzza ends up teaching Bimby Tagalog words while Bimby teaches Ryzza English words,” producer Boss Orly llacad of OctoArts Films tells.
Boss Orly says this outstanding chemistry between the two kids have been exciting the viewers. ‘This is perhaps the reason why there is much excitement about the movie this early. We’re very happy with the public’s curiosity for the two child superstars,” he said.
Vic Sotto, for his part, is very happy with the way the movie is turning out to be. “Nakakatuwa talaga yung dalawang bata. They complement each other so well. You can see that when you watch the movie. Nagtuturuan, nagtatawanan, sabay napapagod, sabay nagugutom. Masaya lang kami sa set. Para lang kaming laging naglalaro,” he said.
My Little Bossings also stars Aiza Seguerra, Jaclyn Jose, Jose Manalo, Paolo Ballesteros, Barbie Forteza, Neil Coleta, and Neil Sese from the direction of Marlon Rivera. Story and screenplay by Bibeth Orteza.
Vic plays the role Torky Villanueva who works as a bookeeper for the millionaire cash management specialist Baba Atienza (Kris). Because of some conflict in her business, Baba entrusts her son Justin (Bimby) to Torky’s care for fear of her life. In the meantime, Torky’s niece Ice (Aiza) who lives in the same house with him, is involved in an advocacy for street children where street kid Ching (Ryzza ) becomes her special ward. Ice brings Ching home when the orphanage closed down. The fun begins when all these people start living in one roof while they each tackle his respective personal dilemma.
My Little Bossings starts showing on Christmas Day as an entry to the 2013 MMFF. It is brought to you by the biggest movie production outfits in the country—OctoArts Films, M-Zet Films, APT Entertainment and Kris Aquino Productions.
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