Director Mae Cruz Alviar says LizQuen 'leveled-up' in new movie

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<div><img src='' alt='102515-mae_main.jpg' width='400' height='290' align='left' border='0'>Director Mae Cruz Alviar remarked that she is satisfied and happy with the performances of Enrique Gil and Liza Soberano in their upcoming film <i>Everyday I Love You.</i> The blockbuster director said that the LizQuen pair definitely transformed in this film.</div><div><br/></div><div>'They did it well. They really delivered in this project. I am very happy with their performance <i>kahit na alam kong mahirap</i> for them. We were able to come up with something new and they have evolved from their past project.'</div><div><br/></div><div>She added, 'I can say that in this project, yes they've leveled up, yes they matured and one thing about them, what's unique about the love team, <i>kaya talaga nila 'yung</i> rom-drama (romantic-drama). They have that certain maturity <i>na kaya nila 'yung mas malalim.</i>'</div><div><br/></div><div>The director was all praises for how Liza managed to be convincing in her role as a 21-year old woman in the movie. 'Even she's still 17, she can hack those role<i>s na mas may hugot at mas may lalim</i>,' she said.</div><div><br/></div><div>Enrique also had to do some big adjustments in the movie. Direk Mae shared, 'First day<i> pa lang</i> <i>dumudugo na 'yung ilong niya, hirap na hirap siya</i> to keep still <i>kasi talagan</i>g as a person he's so energetic. [Sabi ko], 'First upright and then 'yung pagsalita mo don't eat your words, stop bobbing your head.' So it was very hard for him. But he was able to pull it off <i>kahit hirap na hirap siya </i>and he like the challenge he liked that he is playing somebody so different from him and <i>natutuwa ako na </i>when we were watching 'y<i>ung mga na</i>-shoot <i>na namin na</i> I am seeing the character and not the person.'</div><div><br/></div>

Director Mae Cruz Alviar commends the performance of LizQuen in 'Everyday I Love You'

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