SEMPAT VAKUM 3 TAHUN DARI DUNIA AKTING, CHRIS LAURENT BONGKAR ALASAN KEMBALI! | STAR UPDATE — Transcript

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1. 0:04Then
2. 0:07let's go.
3. 0:08>> Okay.
4. 0:09What’s on your agenda for today over
5. 0:12there?
6. 0:13>> Trying to join a tournament.
7. 0:15>> Adel, you sound a bit nasal, but it
8. 0:18still sounds great.
9. 0:19>> Lately
10. 0:21>> it’s been quite busy because I’ve been
11. 0:24shooting and getting home pretty late
12. 0:26since the project is horror-themed.
13. 0:29So, I can’t really get home early.
14. 0:31>> Oh, right, that’s true. So, how long
15. 0:34have you been into padel?
16. 0:36>> Padel? Since maybe last year, I think.
17. 0:39But I was most active from January of
18. 0:42this year until, uh, last August.
19. 0:44Then in September, filming started, so
20. 0:46just once a week. Just once a week.
21. 0:48>> What do you feel after playing padel?
22. 0:51Is it like
23. 0:52>> uh, it’s just fun, it’s intense, you get
24. 0:55to meet friends, and the games are fun.
25. 0:58Sometimes, you can play hard, do smashes
26. 1:00, or just play around with the ball,
27. 1:01right. So it’s just fun and exciting.
28. 1:03But with this tournament, is it more
29. 1:05like what? An adrenaline rush?
30. 1:07>> Yes.
31. 1:07>> I’m nervous, honestly, really nervous.
32. 1:10You're nervous.
33. 1:11>> Why? Scared?
34. 1:13>> Uh, if I lose because the opponent is
35. 1:15skilled,
36. 1:16>> like their level is above ours, I’m fine
37. 1:18with that, like, "Yeah, they’re really
38. 1:19good." But sometimes in tournaments or
39. 1:21things like this, I tend to make my own
40. 1:24errors.
41. 1:25So losing to myself is what really
42. 1:27annoys me.
43. 1:28So, I need to join tournaments often so
44. 1:30my mental game gets built up.
45. 1:32How do you prepare for tournaments like
46. 1:34this?
47. 1:36>> Honestly, right now I have no
48. 1:37preparation because I’m filming, but
49. 1:39since I registered two months ago and
50. 1:41the shooting schedule came up suddenly,
51. 1:43I couldn't say no.
52. 1:44Whatever, just go with the flow, the
53. 1:46important thing is we just join.
54. 1:47>> Have you ever been injured, brother? As
55. 1:49for
56. 1:49>> praise be to God, until today, no.
57. 1:51Heaven forbid.
58. 1:53>> I'm so afraid of things like getting hit
59. 1:55in the eye.
60. 1:58If it hits the eye, or usually things
61. 2:00like ankles or knees, oh no, I hope not
62. 2:03.
63. 2:04>> You just got married in 2024, right?
64. 2:07>> And you're busy filming now, how is your
65. 2:12wife? Does she follow you around?
66. 2:16>> She actually joined in on padel too.
67. 2:17>> Oh, really?
68. 2:18>> It’s the only sport she likes; it turns
69. 2:20out she never really liked sports before
70. 2:22, but when she tried padel, I said, "
71. 2:23Okay, let's support it."
72. 2:25So every weekend, on Sundays, I always
73. 2:27ask for a day off. We go to church, and
74. 2:30then either at night or in the morning
75. 2:31we play padel; we just switch whichever
76. 2:33comes first.
77. 2:35So on Sundays, we play together, like a
78. 2:37mixed-doubles game.
79. 2:38>> So it's also quality time for just the
80. 2:40two of us.
81. 2:40>> Yeah. There’s more time to be together,
82. 2:42right. After padel, we definitely eat.
83. 2:44It disappears.
84. 2:46>> It disappears. It seems like a calorie
85. 2:48deficit. But how is your wife? Does she
86. 2:50start feeling lonely being left alone
87. 2:52from Monday to Saturday?
88. 2:55Sunday
89. 2:56>> My wife also, uh, works, you know.
90. 3:00For me, she’s a career woman too, like
91. 3:02nine-to-five.
92. 3:04She works, she’s busy, so it’s not like
93. 3:06...Since we don't have kids yet, we're
94. 3:07both still busy with our own things.
95. 3:11Later, if God wills, if God trusts us
96. 3:12with a child, well, we don’t know what
97. 3:14the future holds.
98. 3:16Will she keep working or stay at home to
99. 3:18be a homemaker for ten years?
100. 3:20>> Are you postponing it, or just letting
101. 3:23it flow?
102. 3:23>> Just letting it flow. So, if we aren’t
103. 3:25blessed with one yet, we’ll just enjoy
104. 3:26traveling together to our heart’s
105. 3:27content. Because if we have kids, more
106. 3:29time will be dedicated to the children,
107. 3:31right?
108. 3:33So, does that mean your quality time is
109. 3:37only on Sundays?
110. 3:40>> But when shooting, I don't always come
111. 3:42home late; it depends on the scene
112. 3:44requirements.
113. 3:45If the schedule is light, I can get home
114. 3:47early, so we can have dinner together or
115. 3:49go out somewhere. Don't let it reach 140
116. 3:52kilos, though.
117. 3:53>> It’s not certain, but with my wife, do
118. 3:57we work out together or what do we like
119. 4:01?
120. 4:03We enjoy eating, looking for viral or
121. 4:06busy food spots; that's our thing.
122. 4:10>> That’s dangerous.
123. 4:11>> If you don't balance it with exercise,
124. 4:12it's dangerous.
125. 4:13>> Why, did you gain weight after getting
126. 4:15married?
127. 4:16>> I did, I did. After I got married, I
128. 4:18weighed 88 kilos, now it's 80, it's
129. 4:20started to go down, but I still need to
130. 4:23get to 76.
131. 4:26Still need to lose about 4 or 5 kilos
132. 4:28more to get back to how I was, are you
133. 4:30on a diet?
134. 4:31>> Not really, I just watch my diet, like
135. 4:34using better rice, cooking at home,
136. 4:37using low-sugar options; for the side
137. 4:39dishes, it's free.
138. 4:42>> And you don't eat at night?
139. 4:44>> Was that advice from a doctor to get
140. 4:45down to that weight?
141. 4:48>> Why, was there input from a doctor to
142. 4:50drop down to 76, or is that just...?
143. 4:52>> No? It’s just that ideally, for shooting
144. 4:55back in the day, my weight range was 76
145. 4:58to 78. You're a bit chubby now.
146. 5:00>> A little bit, yeah.
147. 5:02>> You've been acting in films and soap
148. 5:03operas for a long time, haven't you?
149. 5:06Do you see any significant differences
150. 5:09now?
151. 5:10Maybe back then, juniors used to
152. 5:13approach seniors first, but now they
153. 5:16don't?
154. 5:18Hmm. I don't dare to say.
155. 5:22It's different.
156. 5:23In my early days, we still had seniority
157. 5:26, and there was no social media.
158. 5:29>> It wasn't seniority in a bad way, we
159. 5:31just respected the seniors more. Because
160. 5:33there was no social media, there was
161. 5:35only one benchmark: experience. Nowadays
162. 5:37, they have many benchmarks, like
163. 5:40followers, insights, and so on. So there
164. 5:42are many benchmarks now. I can’t really
165. 5:45comment because all aspects now support
166. 5:47each other.
167. 5:49>> But have you ever felt the solidarity—
168. 5:51or what was it called again?
169. 5:53Seniority.
170. 5:54>> Maybe when I was filming back then, it
171. 5:56was like...
172. 5:56>> The seniority wasn't about bullying, but
173. 5:58we were more respectful and showed more
174. 5:59deference. They had been shooting much
175. 6:01longer than us, after all. I mean, we
176. 6:02can't just, let's say, talk like "you
177. 6:04and I" so casually, that's impossible.
178. 6:06Or joke around, poking or pushing each
179. 6:09other, that's impossible; there's a gap
180. 6:11there, we have to be more respectful.
181. 6:14But Sof, what if you've already gotten
182. 6:15to know them like family?
183. 6:17Like we consider them our older siblings
184. 6:19or fathers on set? Did you
185. 6:22>> ever feel, you know, maybe when you were
186. 6:24starting out, did you get bullied?
187. 6:27>> No, I wasn't bullied. Not bullied, but
188. 6:30>> did you have any unpleasant experiences
189. 6:31? If
190. 6:31>> we're often quiet, it's because it feels
191. 6:33awkward, not knowing where to start.
192. 6:34Especially since I've been watching them
193. 6:35on TV since I was a kid.
194. 6:37But it turns out, after meeting for a
195. 6:39few days or weeks, they started chatting
196. 6:40with me, saying, "Don't be shy, come
197. 6:42here." So in the end, rather than acting
198. 6:44like a know-it-all or butting in, it
199. 6:46would be worse and even weirder.
200. 6:49But you still feel comfortable in the
201. 6:51acting world until now, right?
202. 6:53>> Oh, definitely, it's still fun and still
203. 6:55safe.
204. 6:56Plus, now there are more platforms, not
205. 6:59just soap operas, but also web series,
206. 7:02movies, and collaborations with OTT
207. 7:05platforms; there are many options now,
208. 7:08not just daily soap operas or FTVs.
209. 7:12>> But did you ever have a vacuum period?
210. 7:15From
211. 7:15>> I was on a break for 3 years.
212. 7:17>> 3 years?
213. 7:18>> 3 years. Well, that's, don't, don't do
214. 7:20that.
215. 7:22It's dangerous, dangerous for your
216. 7:23career.
217. 7:25>> My body, you know, my physical condition
218. 7:27.
219. 7:27>> Yeah, I think I got too fat, that's all
220. 7:28.
221. 7:30Do you still want a specific project or
222. 7:33are you interested in a certain
223. 7:34character?
224. 7:38>> Not really, I'm not as driven as I was
225. 7:40when I was young; if I get an offer now
226. 7:41, I check if it's good, then I'll take
227. 7:43it.
228. 7:45>> But what about your wife? Does she have
229. 7:47rules like, you can't take certain roles
230. 7:50or ones that are too...
231. 7:52>> No. I'm the one who holds myself back.
232. 7:54Series are more vulgar nowadays, right?
233. 7:57So if there's a series with scenes like
234. 7:59that, I think I'll pass, I don't need to
235. 8:00ask for permission.
236. 8:01It's just something we've already agreed
237. 8:03on.
238. 8:04If it's a soap opera, even the most
239. 8:06romantic scene is just holding hands,
240. 8:08because there's the KPI censorship,
241. 8:09right?
242. 8:11>> So you committed to that yourself, even
243. 8:13without her asking for those rules?
244. 8:16>> If life is already trouble-free, don't
245. 8:18create problems; just stay calm and
246. 8:20don't stir things up.
247. 8:22>> But if there are scenes that stir things
248. 8:23up, can I ask to change them?
249. 8:25I'd say "You're really looking for
250. 8:26trouble," because in this...
251. 8:28>> Reading the script, that's how it's
252. 8:29supposed to be, but if I say that, I'm
253. 8:30really looking for trouble.
254. 8:32>> Brother, can I have a little...
255. 8:34>> What does he actually bring with him?
256. 8:36There's this.
257. 8:37>> What?
258. 8:38>> Something profound, right?
259. 8:40A lucky charm, a charm.