Ricky Lee, the genius behind Nora Aunor's internationally-acclaimed film Himala, is supposed to write the Superstar's "talambuhay."
The project, at present, is shelved. "Kasi ang sabi ni Kuya Ricky, sinabi sa akin na hindi niya puwedeng magawa ang isang libro nang walang end. Kasi ang sabi niya, 'Gagawin ko iyan pagka may...' ewan ko kung ano ang ibig niyang sabihin, pero patuloy pa rin daw kasi ang makulay na nangyayari sa buhay ko, yung gano'n...Kaya hindi niya alam kung saan niya tatapusin. Pero definitely, kung may isusulat man sa aking [biography] si Kuya Ricky, [okay yun]..."
PEP EXCLUSIVE: Nora Aunor assures the public that her "rebelde" days are over
This comeback means so much to Nora Aunor.
She herself sees this as a golden opportunity to start anew and be comfortable with the milieu to which she turned her back almost eight years ago.
But, "Wala," she said twice when asked about her expectations.
In an exclusive interview held earlier today, August 2, she told PEP.ph (Philippine Entertainment Portal) and YES! magazine that she wasn't thinking about anything while on board her plane.
"Sabi ko nga, bago pa ako umakyat, nasa airport pa lang kami, wala akong nararamdaman, sa totoo lang. Wala akong naramdaman. Walang reaksiyon sa sarili ko," began Ate Guy (her nickname).
But reality sank in the minute they arrived at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport.
She continued, "Nung bago ako bumaba at nung papalapit na yung ano dito, parang nag-umpisa na ba yung pagkaba ng didbdib ko na, siyempre, nag-aalala ako kung papano'ng tanggap nila dahil sa tagal ng hindi ako umuwi nga rito.
"Siyempre iniisip ko kung, 'Ano kaya? Ganun pa rin? O mayro'n pa ring mga tao na magmamahal?' Gano'n..."
Assurance prevailed over apprehension after finding out that people were still excited to see her.
Smiling, the 58-year-old actress exclaimed, "Kaya nga lang, nagulat ako nung pagbaba ko ng ano...Sa loob pa lang ng eroplano, may nagbalita na maraming tao, andun yung mga fans.
"Saka lang ako naniwala na ganun nga...Talagang natuwa po ako dahil sa magpahanggang ngayon ay ipinakita pa rin yung respeto at pagmamahal talaga ng mga tao sa akin, lalo sa press at sa mga fans."
WHAT TOOK HER SO LONG? The Noranians waited two years before this comeback materialized.
It will be recalled that as early as 2009, reports claimed that she was set to do a digital film with Celso Ad. Castillo as director.
In February 2010, she flew to Japan and underwent a cosmetic/beauty enhancement operation, which was cited as a preparation for her impending return.
Her supposed November 2010 trip back to Manila got postponed twice, until finally, at 3:00 this morning, Nora arrived.
She recounted, "Alam mo, may mga insidente kasi na dapat na may mga binalak ka 'tapos naudlot.
"Yung pagkaudlot na 'yon, nagbigay ng pagkakataon na mas maganda yung kahihinatnan nung mga ano na 'yon, ng mga nangyayari ngayon.
"Kaya, actually nung unang balak kong pumunta rito, ang talagang dadalawin...Wala akong inisip na may press, may ano...Kasi ang naipangako ko lang sa sarili ko, uuwi ako para sa kapatid ko, si Buboy, na talagang dadalawin ko sa Antipolo nga dahil matagal ko na ring [hindi nakikita].
"Maliban dun kay Buboy...Pero yung priority ko talaga, si Buboy. Siyempre, yung mga kapatid kong iba at mga anak ko."
The press conference, she said, was an add-on.
Reposted From PEP (Philippine Entertainment Portal)
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