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Those who’ve watched ‘Hello, Love, Goodbye’ are already asking for a sequel

Those who’ve watched ‘Hello, Love, Goodbye’ are already asking for a sequel

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Kathryn Bernardo and Alden Richards portray overseas Filipino workers in Hong Kong in ‘Hello, Love, Goodbye.’ ABS-CBN Films

MANILA — The first wave of moviegoers who saw “Hello, Love, Goodbye” on its opening day are already asking for a sequel, with many admittedly surprised by the chemistry of first-time co-stars Kathryn Bernardo and Alden Richards.

On Twitter, first reactions to the Cathy Garcia-Molina film praised several of its aspects -- from the casting and cinematography to the screenplay of Carmi Raymundo.

Notably common among those who shared their sentiments was the clamor for a sequel, with many — no spoilers here — bringing up the fate of the lead characters.

Set in Hong Kong, “Hello, Love, Goodbye” follows the love story of Joy (Bernardo), a domestic helper, and Ethan (Richards), a bartender, as they both grapple with the challenges faced by Filipino workers abroad.

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Weeks before the premiere of the film, on the morning program “Umagang Kay Ganda,” Bernardo and Richards already expressed interest in reuniting for a sequel.

“Game,” Richards said, agreeing with Bernardo’s condition that it would be helmed by Garcia-Molina anew, and with Raymundo returning as the writer.

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While the film’s opening-day gross of P34 million — a record for a local film this year — is an encouraging number for greenlighting a sequel, there is Garcia-Molina’s participation to consider.

The blockbuster director has referred to “Hello, Love, Goodbye” as her last project with Bernardo, her long-time ward and collaborator since 2013’s “Got to Believe,” as she counts down to her last few films before her retirement.

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