Liza Soberano, lead voice sa upcoming DreamWorks animated film

• Liza Soberano stars as the lead voice alongside H.E.R. in DreamWorks Animation’s Forgotten Island, marking a major milestone in her career
• According to the trailer, the film follows two best friends who discover a magical portal into a fantastical world inspired by Filipino folklore, testing their friendship along the way
• On Instagram, Liza shared her excitement for the project, posting photos with her co-stars and expressing pride in the team and the celebration of Filipino culture
• The film’s voice cast also includes Lea Salonga, Dolly de Leon, Manny Jacinto, and Jo Koy, adding star power to the project

Liza Soberano is taking her career to new heights with a starring role in DreamWorks Animation’s upcoming original feature, Forgotten Island. This follows her acclaimed debut in Lisa Frankenstein and marks a major milestone for the Filipino-American actress on the international stage.

DreamWorks recently released the first trailer for Forgotten Island, introducing audiences to a vibrant story set in the 1990s. The film follows best friends Jo and Raissa—voiced by H.E.R and Liza—who are facing life after high school. Their final night together, spent eating junk food and singing karaoke, turns into an extraordinary adventure when they stumble upon a magical portal.

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The portal leads them into a fantastical world inspired by Filipino folklore, populated by mystical creatures, shapeshifters, witches, and other legendary beings. As Jo and Raissa navigate these strange lands, their friendship is tested, and they must work together to find a way home while facing both allies and adversaries.

On Thursday, March 26, Liza shared her excitement about the project on Instagram, posting several photos with her co-stars. She wrote, “Cheeky little appreciation post for @forgottenislandmovie, I have so much love for the whole team behind this project.”

“I’m so so so honored and proud to be a part of such an amazing film that showcases Filipino culture and talent!! Did everyone like the trailer?” she added.

The voice cast also features well-known performers such as Lea Salonga, Dolly de Leon, Manny Jacinto, and Jo Koy, adding even more star power to the film.

Forgotten Island highlights not only an adventurous story but also Filipino cultural heritage, offering audiences a glimpse into folklore and traditions while delivering a universal tale of friendship, courage, and discovery. Fans have already reacted positively to the trailer, praising both the animation and the performances.

For Liza, this role represents a significant achievement. It is an opportunity to shine internationally while celebrating her Filipino roots, bringing local culture to a global platform. With the film’s release on the horizon, anticipation is building for what promises to be a landmark animated feature.

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Watch the trailer below:

Liza Soberano is an actress, singer, endorser, and model. She has starred in various TV series and movies, including Forevermore, Dolce Amore, and Bagani. The actress left her home talent center, ABS-CBN’s Star Magic, to pursue a career in Hollywood.

Recently, Ogie Diaz revealed that ABS-CBN fully paid for Liza’s first house as part of a contract renewal deal. She repaid it gradually through automatic deductions from her talent fees for each episode she filmed. Mama Ogs had to convince a hesitant Liza to invest in property instead of renting. The veteran manager praised the network for the interest-free arrangement that secured the star’s financial future early.

Earlier, Ogie defended Liza after a netizen criticized her on social media. The netizen demanded that Liza reprimand fans allegedly attacking her daughter, who is linked to Enrique Gil. Ogie questioned how the netizen could be sure the attackers were really Liza’s fans and said the actress cannot control online behavior. He advised focusing on one’s own actions instead of telling Liza what to do.

Source: KAMI.com.gh