Liza Soberano thanks cast, crew after ‘Lisa Frankenstein’ premiere
Liza Soberano radiates gratitude after ‘Lisa Frankenstein’ premiere
Liza Soberano’s Hollywood film debut reignited her passion for acting, a sentiment she recently shared in an American podcast. Reflecting on her experience, she once again expressed her gratitude for being part of such a milestone alongside what she described as “amazing talent.”
“I’m an I.P. Intuitive person, and I just know everyone is going to love this film,” she wrote in the caption.
Portraying “Taffy” in “Lisa Frankenstein,” the Filipino American actress fondly recalled the vibrant atmosphere of the premiere, labeling it a “special night” characterized by camaraderie and a celebration of artistic endeavor.
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She lavished praise on director Zelda Williams, co-stars Cole Sprouse and Kathryn Newton, acknowledging their dedication and talent in “killing this one” and also commended the film’s unique fusion of horror and comedy, dubbing it a “wonderfully bonkers” project.
“Words cannot even express how happy I am to be part of your vision, [Zelda Williams], thank you for seeing potential in me even when I had doubts,” the caption reads. “You were the heart of this film, and we couldn’t have done it without you!! Diablo, thank you for creating the masterpiece that is Lisa Frankenstein. I had so much fun entering your quirky little universe.”
The lead star of “Alone/Together” also extended her gratitude to Focus Features, stating, “Thank you for the opportunity; I hope we made you proud!”
During one of her interviews at the premiere, as captured by Mama’s Geeky on YouTube, the “Forevermore” talent shared that it’s a perfect film she shouldn’t miss being a part of and the bond that they created on set was something else.
Still on her “Lisa Frankenstein” premiere high, Soberano remarked, “Can we just freeze time? I want this memory to last a lifetime” on a caption from a reel posted today, Feb. 8.
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The film is currently screening in both the US and the Philippines.
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