Due to insistent public demand,” the hit Thai movie that paved the way for Thai superstar Mario Maurer to capture the hearts of Filipinos. It will be shown on Sunday’s Best, after “Gandang Gabi Vice.” The film follows the journey of Shone (Mario), a campus heartthrob who became the first and greatest love of an ordinary school girl. Aside from the re-run of “Crazy Little Thing Called Love,” Mario is set to give his fans a bigger treat with the nationwide release of his highly anticipated first Filipino-Thai film from Star Cinema, “Suddenly It’s Magic,” where he is co-starred with Kapamilya actress Erich Gonzales. Under the direction of Rory B. Quintos, “Suddenly It’s Magic” is feel-good new-age fairytale of a Thai superstar named Marcus (Mario) and a romantically jaded Filipina baker Joey (Erich), who are both bound to spark ‘magic’ in each other’s lives. Don’t miss the re-run of “Crazy Little Thing Called Love” this Sunday (October 14) on ABS-CBN’s Sunday’s Best, after “Gandang Gabi Vice.” Also watch out for the nationwide release of “Suddenly It’s Magic” on October 31. For more updates about “Suddenly It’s Magic,” simply visit www.StarCinema.com.ph,http://facebook.com/StarCinema and http://twitter.com/StarCinema.
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