Celebrity Pilar Pilapil flies to London to shoot film

Manila, Philippines - artists Pilar Weir flew to London last Thursday to make a film about migration, as well as carjacking and stabbing incident passed in April of last year is still ongoing.
Dyke formerly called Fil-Brit filmmaker Jowee Morel, director of the movie "Leon Calderon" to postpone the removal of at least a week, so you can participate in management and other personal property. This request was granted.
But next week delay does not hold because the cost of production lots.
Weir emerged a major role in 'Leon Calderon. "
"Well, when I was in London, police investigators can still talk to me," says Weir hours before they boarded the plane.
"I think Jowee start shooting, so I must be there soon. First I had at least stay a little longer in the Philippines to participate in the study and some personal things like my family, but Jowee asked me just fly to London.
"I am also nursing asthma, but it's all right now. Jowee is very keen. I could do it in time to shoot, so I should be in place at any time," says Weir.
Actress left the country with his wife, Bernie Penas consistent and stay with a British friend of Morel, Simon Luckin.
According to Weir that is excited and nervous on 35mm film in London. "It's my first time to shoot in London. And I'm just getting nervous, because I would be in the company of international artists that are very professional, as I imagined, especially when it Jowee explain things about with it, "laughed with.
The film is offered embankment the day she was kidnapped, threatened and stabbed near death.
First it was reported that he had sustained seven stab wounds, but Weir revealed he suffered 10 stab wounds instead.
Weir that recovery from trauma and physical pain suffered, and is ready to work again.
Working with Virginia McKenna
In "Leon Calderon" path is set up, Hollywood and award-winning British actress Virginia McKenna, who was nominated for Best Actor Golden Globe for the film "Born Free" in 1966. He also was named Best Actor at the British music Laurence Olivier Awards in 1979 for "The King and I" opposite Yul Brynner as his.
McKenna is the latest Hollywood Capers "Sliding Doors" with Gwyneth Paltrow in 1998.
According to McKenna Weir is also producing "Leon Calderon" free, as well as the screenplay was written by Morel himself.
"I'm very honored to do business with such a large screen, such as Virginia McKenna, who according to the Italian artist Marco Russo Di Chiara, whom I met recently is much appreciated and popular in America and especially in Europe, "says Weir.
He added that most of the Hollywood production team, trained as Christopher Woollard, who was technical advisor to film classics like "Interview with vampire" and "Lord of the Rings."
McKenna, according to Weir, all ready to face the camera. Morel just met her last week to inform her of her role as an old woman who likes Leon Calderon much.
"People tell me that I should talk extensively with Virginia McKenna, because, like me, he runs a basis for environmental protection and care of animals. But I just play by ear first, "says Weir.
Before Weir went to London, he had dinner with her daughter Pia and her husband Dyke Gerry Gonzalo their children in tow.

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