Miss Delia Landagan, a true-blooded Noranian, at the Tokyo International Film Festival |
Delia in transit |
Delia outside a Cinema in Japan |
Ms. Delia Landagan with Sir Tito Valiente from Gawad URIAN, who is one of the TIFF journalists. |
Ms. Delia Landagan with Sir Tito Valiente from Gawad URIAN, who is one of the TIFF journalists. |
a philippine digest magazine column of ms. delia landagan in the year 2003 |
Film director Brillante Mendoza with Delia in the year 2015, at the 28th Tokyo International Film Festival wherein Noara Aunor films like Thy Womb, Taklub and Himala were shown. |
ROBERT: As a journalist based there in Japan, how would you define Nora Aunor's Superstar attributes and phenomena?
DELIA: As of now, I’m not that active in writing, though it’s my
passion and would like to go back into it again soon.
About Nora Aunor, She’s a living LEGEND, the Real ICON of
Philippine Cinema, PRIDE of Filipinos in the country and abroad.
ROBERT: How would you describe yourself as a Noranian? I mean, ikaw ba yung tipo ng Noranian na tahimik lang?
DELIA: Actually, as an avid FAN of the Superstar, I’m silent,
but that was before. Now, not that
silent anymore,....why ? Because whenever I hear or read something negative about Nora, I defend her by expressing my comments and opinions especially in the social media.
ROBERT: Ano ang naging reaksyon mo sa hindi pagkakasali ng pelikula ni Nora na "Isa Pang Bahaghari" sa Metro Manila Film Fest? Although next year ay isasali naman siya sa Summer Festival ng Metro Manila Film Fest, pero tipong mas nararapat siyang nakasali sa MMFF this December, di ba?
DELIA: I’m very disappointed for IPB (Isa Pang Bahaghari) not being selected in this
year’s MMFF since it’s the most qualified entry! POLITICS is the only reason I
can see.
DELIA: I saw Nora many times in person in her Superstar Show many years ago and
I met her once in her Greenhills mansion and she signed at the back of my own
picture because I did not have a copy of her picture. This time, when I come
home for a short vacation and meet her, of course, I will hug her and embrace
tightly, ..and maybe shouting ... “ Ate Guyyyyy, missed you soooo much for a very, very long time!"
DELIA: About Journalists here in Japan, I guess they’re doing
their job well.
DELIA: I find the scenario of Philippine Cinema today quite different compared to the era of NORA AUNOR, where I
belonged. Hahaha!
ROBERT: Sa palagay mo ba, dapat nang magbati-bati ang mga Vilmanians at Noranians?
DELIA: In the first place, Sir Robert, are “ NORANIANS “ and Vilmanians quarreling ? Whether there’s a friction between the two camps until
now, I think it’s not healthy anymore
for Nora and Vilma since there’s no rivalry anymore between them because Vilma
is already in the politics while NORA is
until now active in the industry and continuously reaping recognition and awards.
DELIA: Oh,, what a very difficult question ; since you’re asking about my other dreams ? ...
well, it has always been my dream to become a “ MILLIONAIRE NORANIAN “ because
I want to produce Films and Shows for Nora!
DELIA: For me, Japan, though a very expensive country, I find
living here comfortable and convenient because everything is in order and
organized. People are well disciplined because they are law-abiding citizens.
Many opportunities here, you just have to be hardworking and not
choosy to what job or work is available
for you so you lead a normal and happy life.
DELIA: Being passionate as a writer, I always want my articles to be published because it makes
me feel fulfilled and satisfied!
Thank you, Sir Robert for the opportunity (being a Noranian)
to be interviewed by a very good and intelligent Vilmanian blogger, like YOU!
----end of interview----
(blogged by robert manuguid silverio)
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