The world premiere of Hello, Love, Again on Tuesday, November 12, was an emotional night for Alden Richards and Kathryn Bernardo, as the two stars couldn’t help but shed tears while watching their highly anticipated film for the first time. The emotional moment was shared on social media by Sparkle, Alden and Kathryn’s talent management, with a touching video of the two sharing a hug and wiping away their tears after the screening.
"Alden Richards and Kathryn Bernardo shed tears at the world premiere of Hello, Love, Again," the post's caption read, encapsulating the powerful connection the actors felt toward their characters and the story. It’s clear that the journey of Joy and Ethan–the roles they’ve portrayed–resonated deeply with the two stars, further amplifying the emotional weight of the film.
A Star-Studded Premiere
The premiere night took place at SM Megamall Cinema 3, where a mix of cast members, filmmakers, and stars from both GMA and ABS-CBN gathered to celebrate the film’s launch. Alongside Alden and Kathryn were their co-stars Lovely Abella, Maymay Entrata, Joross Gamboa, Valerie Concepcion, Kakai Bautista, and Jameson Blake. Director Cathy Garcia-Sampana, who brought the film to life, was also in attendance, along with their families and close industry friends.
Other notable personalities spotted at the event included Barbie Forteza, Jak Roberto, Kyline Alcantara, and Francine Diaz, among others, all showing their support for the highly anticipated sequel to Hello, Love, Goodbye. The premiere was a celebration not just of the film, but of the unity between Filipino stars and the strength of Filipino cinema.
A Global Story of Love
Hello, Love, Again continues the story of Joy and Ethan five years after their last encounter, with Joy now living in Canada. Fans can look forward to another emotional rollercoaster as the characters face new challenges in their relationship. The film will premiere on November 13 in cinemas nationwide and will also be shown internationally, including in North America, the Middle East, and Asia Pacific. It will even be screened at the Asian World Film Festival in Los Angeles, expanding its reach and connecting with global audiences.
