The Mae Alviar-Cruz-helmed series will premiere on the streaming mammoth 72 hours before its television debut on A2Z Channel 11 and TV5.
ABS-CBN marked the Netflix debut of one of its biggest projects this year with an adorable showoff. It had its Eugenio Lopez Jr. (ELJ) building lit up in red and with the initials of the highly-anticipated primetime series. Last year, the network also pulled off the same gimmick by flashing the title of the Liza Soberano-led Netflix anime series, Trese, across the building.
Earlier, ABS-CBN Entertainment and the series’s production unit, teased netizens of a surprise.
“2loy-2loy ang surprises dahil something GOOD is about 2 light 2night. Abangan mamaya sa TV Patrol,” it said in a tweet.
That surprise turned out to be the said stunt the network made through lighting up ELJ Building.
ELJ BUILDING 😲🥺😍😍😍@bernardokath @imdanielpadilla
2G2BT NETFLIX PREMIERE#2GoodOnNetflix https://t.co/graIyzqPX6
— KaDreamers Rizal (@KaDsRizal) May 13, 2022
2 Good 2 Be True is Kathryn Bernardo and Daniel Padilla a.k.a. KathNiel’s first TV series in five years, after 2017’s La Luna Sangre.
It makes history to be the first Filipino series to stream in advance on the streaming mammoth, Netflix, on May 13. The series debuts on ABS-CBN’s Primetime Bida block on Monday, May 16.
The series is also notably KathNiel’s reunion project with the blockbuster director, Cruz-Alviar, who directed two of the onscreen couple’s biggest box office hits, Crazy Beautiful You (2015) and Can’t Help Falling in Love (2017). In the series, Bernardo plays the character of Ali, a hardworking nurse who crosses paths with Padilla’s character, Eloy, a law student who is striving to get his father out of prison.
Set to be broadcast on free TV, cable TV, and online via Kapamilya online Live (Facebook and Youtube), iWantTFC, and Netflix, the star-studded TV series, features an ensemble of seasoned and upcoming stars. Joining Bernardo and Padilla are Ronaldo Valdez, Romnick Sarmienta, Gelli de Belen, Gloria Diaz, Irma Adlawan, Earl Ignacio, Smokey Manoloto, Bianca de Vera, Pamu Pamurada, matt Evans, Yves Flores, Gillian Vicencio, Jenny Miller, Alyssa Mulach, Hyubs Azarcon, and Mary Joy Apostol.
