Kim Domingo Nearly Resigned From 'Super Ma'am' Because Of Her Intense And Very Tiring Fight Scenes

KIM DOMINGO confesses that her fight scenes as Avenir in “Super Ma’am” are so intense and demanding that there are times when she feels so tired and wants to give up. “Sabi ko, patayin na lang sana ang character ko, pero mabuti na lang at nandiyan si Ate Marian (Rivera) to encourage me to go on,” she says. “Siya ang laging nagpapalakas ng loob ko at sinasabi sa aking kaya ko ang lahat. Mahirap lang sa umpisa, pero masasanay rin daw ako. Malaking bagay yung nandiyan siya to inspire me, cheer me up and boost my self confidence lalo na kapag sobrang pagod na ako at tinatamad nang mag-training for our action scenes.”

After doing “Mang Kepweng” with Vhong Navarro, Kim is happy to be part of another comedy movie, “Barbi D’Wonder Beki”. “Riot yung eksena namin dito ni Paolo Ballesteros na sine-seduce ko siya, without me knowing na bading pala siya.”

Going back to “Super Ma’am”, the show gets more intriguing and exciting with the addition of new characters who will play aswangs. The newly recruited actors who just joined the show include Diana Zubiri, Tetay and Epy Quizon. Wonder who among them will play aswangs. They will be additional enemies of “Super Ma’am” aside from the pesky Tamawos.

Meantime, Joyce Ching as the diwata, Dalikmata, has become human and her love story with Kristoffer Martin as Ace now has more possibility of being consummated. They come from two different worlds before so it’s a case of forbidden love, but now that Joyce has become human, their interrupted romance might just be lovelier the second time around.