Aldo Sapulette's Story of Closeness with Pevita Pearce, Acting Together in the Film 'SRI ASIH'

Kapanlagi.com - Indonesia has a lot of talent in the acting world, like Aldo Sapulette. This young actor has been involved in several titles, whether it's soap operas, films, or web series. His career began when he played in the soap opera produced by SinemaArt; Anak Masjid.

Among the titles he has played in, the Jakarta-born actor, born on June 12, 2003, stated that the soap opera Roda-Roda Gila and the film Sri Asih were the most memorable because of the many interesting and valuable experiences that shaped him in the world of acting.

"In the soap opera Roda-Roda Gila, I played as Junior Roberts' best friend, Deva. I learned a lot from Junior Roberts to further develop myself," said Aldo Sapulette when met in Jakarta, Saturday (12/8/2023).

1. Learn a Lot from Pevita Pearce to Jefri Nichol

Aldo Sapulette and Jefri Nichol (Photo Credit: instagram.com/aldo_sapulette_

Aldo also admitted to learning a lot of new things from figures like Pevita Pearce to Jefri Nichol. As is known, they were involved in shooting together in the movie SRI ASIH.

"My role in the film Sri Asih is as Alana's younger brother played by Pevita Pearce. It's a big responsibility for me. I try my best to give the best. In Sri Asih, all the actors are great. There are Reza Rahadian, Christine Hakim, Jefri Nichol, Pevita Pearce, and others. I learned a lot from Kak Pevita. I also learned a lot from Bang Jefri Nichol," he said.

2. Closeness with Pevita Pearce

Aldo Sapulette and Pevita Pearce (Photo Credit: instagram.com/aldo_sapulette_

Aldo is quite close to Pevita Pearce during the film shooting process to build chemistry as siblings. Besides talking about roles and the world of acting in general, Aldo and Pevita also talk a lot about investment.

"Memorable experience with Kak Pevita, she is very humble, she is willing to embrace. She is already more senior but not arrogant, teaching, sharing experiences about the entertainment world. Many memorable things," he concluded.

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