One on One With Dennis Trillo and Sam Milby | Esquire Philippines - video Dailymotion

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In a fun and candid conversation for Esquire Philippines, the lead stars of the movie "Everything About My Wife," Dennis Trillo and Sam Milby, engage in a lively one-on-one, sharing personal anecdotes and hidden talents. #EsquirePHVideo

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00:00I saw that you already have 18 major awards, is that right?

00:05I don't know.

00:06I checked your Wikipedia, 18.

00:08Wow, that's a lot. I'm not counting.

00:10I did my research, 18.

00:12That's what you were reading earlier.

00:14Hello everyone, I'm Dennis Trillo.

00:17And I'm Sam Milby.

00:18And today, we're doing Esquire Philippines one-on-one.

00:31Do you have any hidden vocal talents?

00:34Like beatboxing or yodeling that you've never shared with your fans?

00:40I wish.

00:42I really wish.

00:43Actually, I've always wanted to learn how to beatbox.

00:47I don't have that.

00:49Really? You've never tried?

00:51I tried. I tried and failed.

00:53It's not like that.

00:54You can sample it.

00:56Oh no, I failed.

00:59Really?

01:01I'll try.

01:03But I've always wanted to.

01:05You?

01:07My hidden vocal talent,

01:09I don't know if a lot of my fans know this,

01:11I really like to rap.

01:15No way!

01:17When I was young,

01:19that's what I studied.

01:21Rapping.

01:23Andrew E. Francis.

01:25He can rap as well.

01:27I can't.

01:29So,

01:31sample it.

01:33Sample?

01:35Here we go.

01:37Check this out, y'all.

01:55Sample?

02:07What's that?

02:09Rapper, rapper, bro.

02:11Huh?

02:13Brandy Samuel.

02:15Brandy Samuel.

02:17Okay.

02:19I don't know.

02:21I was like, are you freestyling right now?

02:24Memorize it.

02:26What's one musical instrument

02:28you wish you could master overnight?

02:30Piano.

02:32Hey, we're the same.

02:34Piano, really.

02:36Because I want to study music production here.

02:40And in music production,

02:42of course,

02:44in all the instruments

02:46that people use,

02:48in the digital audio workspace,

02:50you use the keyboard.

02:52Most of the time,

02:54biggest frustration.

02:56What's the weird food combination

02:58that you secretly love, but for others,

03:00it's super weird?

03:02Maybe this is something I recently discovered.

03:04Actually, my wife

03:06is the legend.

03:08For Sinigang,

03:10there's a dipping sauce

03:12with fish sauce

03:14and there's sugar.

03:16There's sugar?

03:18Yes.

03:21There's fish sauce and sugar.

03:23There's a lot of sugar.

03:25I don't know.

03:27It's a trip.

03:29It's okay.

03:31It's weird.

03:33Try it.

03:35I'll maybe try that.

03:37If you weren't in showbiz,

03:39what do you think

03:41you'd be doing right now?

03:43I think

03:45as a musician,

03:47I love music.

03:49It's my first passion.

03:51And this year,

03:53I want to do music production.

03:55I really want to,

03:57in terms of sound engineering,

03:59I want to even become

04:01color grading.

04:03I even have the controller for color grading.

04:05For movies?

04:07I do very basic

04:09video editing.

04:13Computers and tech stuff.

04:15I'm very introvert.

04:18I like to stay home a lot.

04:20So,

04:22what do you do?

04:24What's something

04:26you're really proud of?

04:28Yes,

04:30I saw

04:3218 major

04:34awards.

04:36I don't know.

04:38I checked your wikipedia.

04:40Wow, there's a lot.

04:42I did my research.

04:4418.

04:46Aside from the awards

04:48we receive from artists,

04:50I think having

04:52a complete family

04:54is the most important thing.

04:56At the end of the day,

04:58all the hard work you put in

05:00as an artist,

05:02whatever you do,

05:04you do it for the family.

05:06I think

05:08it's good to feel

05:10that you have someone

05:12who helps you.

05:15And maintain

05:17a happy life.

05:19Cheers!

05:21That's right.

05:23When you only live for yourself,

05:25it's not a habit.

05:27When you're serving other people,

05:29you're giving to them.

05:31You have a purpose

05:33in your family.

05:35That's important.

05:37Who is an actor

05:39you've worked with

05:41that has taught you a valuable lesson

05:43about the craft?

05:45Have you worked with a lot of people

05:47who teach you?

05:49Yes, a lot.

05:51I came from TVB.

05:53I was in the first season of TVB.

05:55It wasn't a search

05:57to become an artist.

05:59But when TVB House came out,

06:01all the housemates

06:03became artists.

06:05It was such a phenomenal show.

06:07I have no experience in acting

06:09or singing.

06:12It was just a few commercials.

06:14My first movie was Direk Cathy.

06:16Close to you.

06:18With Jonoid and Dea.

06:20I was so lucky

06:22that I was the first

06:24to work with them.

06:26It was the biggest love we met.

06:28At that time also,

06:30it was with Jonoid and Dea.

06:32For me,

06:34it was a learn as you go.

06:36I didn't know Tagalog.

06:38It was really a learn as I go.

06:40My first TV show was

06:42Maging Sino Ko.

06:44It was with Pip,

06:46Anne, Jonoid and Dea.

06:48It was more with

06:50Shinji Gutierrez.

06:52I was given

06:54such a big opportunity

06:56to work with

06:58veteran actors.

07:00People that I could learn

07:02so much from.

07:04I remember one thing

07:06that Direk Cathy said.

07:09New actors,

07:11they like big movements.

07:13As Direk Cathy said before,

07:15I know it's not an actor's perspective,

07:17but she said,

07:19sometimes less is more.

07:21Especially in movies,

07:23because it's a bigger screen.

07:25A small movement

07:27maximizes the big screen.

07:31The smaller the movement,

07:33sometimes it's more just...

07:35Don't do a lot of movements

07:37It's connecting

07:39with your co-actor also.

07:41Less is more.

07:43It's easy to remember.

07:45It's easy to apply.

07:47What's a skill

07:49you're trying to learn

07:51before and after?

07:53The one we talked about earlier,

07:55I'm also a frustrated guitarist.

07:57Although I know

07:59the basics of reading chords,

08:01but drums,

08:03plucking,

08:06it's hard.

08:08Guitar and piano,

08:10but I never tried the piano.

08:12I only tried the

08:14Simply Piano app.

08:18I have Playground

08:20or something.

08:24Simply Piano is also

08:26what we like.

08:28I don't have that.

08:30I need time.

08:36I was excited

08:38because I haven't worked with him yet.

08:40I remember

08:42the first time I worked with him.

08:44We did an ad with

08:46Ginger Latchian.

08:48It was a long time ago.

08:50It was in...

08:52Batangas?

08:54Pasig?

08:56Yes, I remember.

08:58In that open area.

09:00It was in different locations.

09:02It was on an island.

09:04We took pictures

09:06with plated cards.

09:08We did that.

09:10We were together.

09:12It was before

09:142006 or 2007.

09:18Before that,

09:20I did a close-up commercial.

09:24I also auditioned there.

09:28I was in the final casting.

09:30When I saw the commercial,

09:33I was like,

09:35he's the one who was removed.

09:39Those were our first encounters.

09:43I learned about my work.

09:45I said,

09:47I'm sure there's a lot to do.

09:49It's a long project.

09:51I was excited but a little intimidated

09:53because it was the last movie

09:55I watched with him.

09:57I was thinking,

09:59what if I pass?

10:01I was wrong.

10:03He's really good.

10:05He's a good guy.

10:07He's humble and down-to-earth.

10:09He's simple.

10:11He's generous.

10:13I was excited to work with him.

10:17Same feeling.

10:19I was really excited

10:21because it was my first time

10:23watching the original.

10:25It's a beautiful story.

10:28It's really a nice,

10:30cute story.

10:32I found the character

10:34different.

10:36Something I haven't done before.

10:38Challenging.

10:40I was able to do it well

10:42because it was a very challenging role for me.

10:44Very different.

10:46I was excited

10:48because the movie we did together,

10:50Jen,

10:52it did well.

10:54I enjoyed working with her.

10:56Director Lana.

10:58Yeah, Jun Lana.

11:00It was a lot of fun.

11:02And of course,

11:04the 18 multi-awarded Dennis Trillo.

11:08It was the first time

11:10we worked together.

11:12But when we were working,

11:14we were doing the workshops.

11:16He's not show-based.

11:18Just very genuine,

11:20very authentic,

11:22very down-to-earth.

11:25Alright, guys.

11:27Our movie,

11:29Everything About My Wife,

11:31is coming out this February 26.

11:33It's directed by Director Yael Torrido.

11:35Of course,

11:37with me, Dennis Trillo,

11:39and Jen Ricardo.

11:41This is under Creation Studios

11:43and GNA Films

11:45and also Glimmer Studios.

11:47Watch it

11:49on February 26.

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