Dingdong Dantes, may pagninilay sa gitna ng world premiere ng 'Remember'

• Kapuso Primetime King Dingdong Dantes reflected on the world premiere of his newest movie, Remember, directed by Mae Cruz-Alviar
• Dingdong shared that he fell in love with the film's narrative the first time he read the script
• The actor gave a special shoutout to their filming team in Quebec, reminiscing about braving changing weather and sharing laughs as well
• Dingdong uploaded a 16-photo behind-the-scenes carousel set to Ben&Ben's 'Araw-Araw'

Dingdong Dantes made sure to honor the team behind his and Marian Rivera's latest project on the night of its big debut.

Taking to his verified Instagram account @dongdantes, the award-winning actor posted a 16-slide carousel giving fans an intimate peek behind the scenes of his newest film, Remember, helmed by filmmaker Mae Cruz-Alviar.

Set to Ben&Ben’s melodious hit 'Araw-Araw,' the photo series chronicled their production journey in Canada, featuring candid snapshots of Direk Mae behind the monitor, crew members sharing lighthearted laughs in open parks, and Dingdong posing in a Barong Tagalog as well.

Opening his post, Dingdong expressed his eagerness to finally watch the finished work surrounded by family and peers on premiere night:

"Tonight is the world premiere of Remember. I loved this story when I first read the script, and I’m excited to sit in the theater with people who are dear to us, especially the people I got to make it with."

Dingdong dedicated a warm tribute to the staff and local production crew who worked tirelessly throughout their filming schedule in Quebec, Canada.

"To our hardworking team in Quebec, when those scenes come up tonight, I’ll be thinking about how much fun we had on our side of the camera. We worked through heat, cold, and rain together, with a little ice cream on the side and plenty of laughter between takes."

He humorously looked back on how they managed to squeeze in small personal errands despite long filming days:

"And of course, we somehow managed to squeeze in those ten-minute shopping runs on our breaks. ✌️ You made those days far from home feel easy."

Closing his tribute, the actor extended a grateful sign-off to everyone who poured their heart into the project: "Salamat sa inyong lahat."

The behind-the-scenes snapshots highlighted the close camaraderie shared across the set.

In one photo, Dingdong took a smiling selfie with Zia Grace in a wheelchair, while another slide showed the entire team crammed into an elevator surrounded by mountains of luggage.

From walking down historic cobblestone alleys to capturing dramatic takes outside monumental stone basilicas, the collection showed the blend of hard work and joy that shaped the film.

Celebrity peers and fans rushed to the post's comments section to congratulate Dingdong, Marian, and Direk Mae on the movie's premiere, praising Dingdong’s thoughtfulness toward the crew.

Dingdong Dantes is a prominent Filipino actor, television host, and producer, widely regarded as one of the most respected leading men in Philippine entertainment. He rose to fame after starring in hit GMA Network teleseryes such as Anna Karenina, Sana Ay Ikaw Na Nga, and Marimar, where he played the iconic role of Sergio. Over the years, Dingdong showcased his versatility through critically acclaimed performances in drama series like Alyas Robin Hood, The Unmarried Wife, and Royal Blood, as well as films such as One More Try and Rewind. His work has earned him multiple awards and recognition for both his acting skills and professionalism. Beyond acting, Dingdong is married to fellow actress Marian Rivera, and they are considered one of the most influential celebrity couples in the country, with two children, Zia and Sixto.

As previously reported by KAMI, Dingdong Dantes looked back on his ten-year friendship with Max Collins as they work together again. The actor recalled working with Max in her early days, saying he knew then she would be a great actress. The two stars are currently sharing the screen in the series The Master Cutter, now streaming on Netflix. Max Collins responded to the post afterwards.

Meanwhile, Dingdong Dantes emphasized the importance of work-life balance during a media event. He encouraged Filipinos to treat weekends as time for rest, family, and personal well-being. The actor shared that despite his busy career, he still makes time to personally bring and pick up his children from school when possible. He also highlighted the importance of maintaining good health.

Source: KAMI.com.gh