Polo Ravales, may ibinunyag tungkol kay Dingdong Dantes noong ‘T.G.I.S.’ days nila

• Polo Ravales recalled his early acting days in T.G.I.S. during a recent interview
• He described his bond with Dingdong Dantes and their barkada off-cam
• The actor revealed that Dingdong even taught him how to drive
• Polo emphasized his commitment to giving 100 percent in every role he takes

Actor Polo Ravales looked back on his early years in show business and shared a heartfelt revelation about Dingdong Dantes during his guest appearance on Fast Talk with Boy Abunda on Tuesday, April 21.

Smiling as he reminisced, Polo spoke about his time in the youth-oriented show T.G.I.S., which aired from 1995 to 1999 and became one of his first major projects. He described the experience as both memorable and formative, especially because of the friendships he built on set.

"Alam mo, Tito Boy, kasi noong time na 'yun parang naglalaro lang kami, kasama ko si Dingdong Dantes," Polo said.

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He added that their bond extended beyond work, as they often spent time together as a group.

"Lahat kami friends, e Tito Boy," he shared.

Noting how their closeness made the experience even more special.

One of the most surprising revelations from Polo was about Dingdong’s generosity. He revealed that the actor played a big role in teaching him a life skill he still uses today.

"Dun din ako natutong mag-drive, parati ko ginagamit ang kotse ni Dingdong," he said.

Polo also shared how Dingdong and their co-star Dino Guevarra earned the trust of his mother whenever they went out.

"At si Dingdong and Dino 'yung passes ko sa Mom ko," he recalled.

Now a seasoned actor, Polo reflected on how his mindset has evolved over the years. He emphasized the importance of dedication in every role he takes on.

"When I do acting lalo na ngayon, when you get to be mature as an actor," he said.

He added that he always gives his best effort, regardless of the size of the role.

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"Kahit na maliit na eksena talagang you are gonna give your all," Polo said.

Dingdong Dantes is a 45-year-old Filipino actor, director, and television host widely known as the “Kapuso Primetime King” due to his long-standing success at GMA Network. Coming from a family rooted in public service, he is the eldest among five siblings. He is also one half of a well-known celebrity couple with his wife, Marian Rivera. Today, Dingdong continues to lead major projects, including the action-drama The Master Cutter, while serving as a Lieutenant Commander in the Philippine Navy Reserve.

In separate news, Dingdong Dantes recently shared a personal turning point that changed how he approached his career in showbiz. In an interview on KC After Hours hosted by Karmina Constantino, the actor recalled how financial struggles within his family motivated him to work harder. He explained that helping pay for his own tuition gave him a deeper sense of purpose and responsibility. This experience ultimately shaped his mindset, pushing him to take his career more seriously and value every opportunity he receives.

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Meanwhile, Max Collins revealed that she personally reached out to Marian Rivera before working with Dingdong Dantes on their upcoming project. The actress emphasized that she values respect and maintaining a good relationship with Marian, who showed support for the collaboration. Max also hinted that viewers may see romantic elements in The Master Cutter. The highly anticipated series is expected to deliver a mix of action, drama, comedy, and family-oriented storytelling for its audience.

Source: KAMI.com.gh