Lea Salonga Reacts To Angel Aquino, Tony Labrusca's Daring Scenes

Lea Salonga wrote something about the daring scenes of Angel Aquino and Tony Labrusca in ‘Glorious’

Singer-actress Lea Salonga reacted to the sizzling scenes of Angel Aquino and Tony Labrusca in their daring movie Glorious.

This unlikely tandem caught the attention of many people as they portrayed the characters of Glory (Angel) and Niko (Tony) who have a May-December love affair.

In a previous article, it was mentioned that netizens created a buzz about the daring scenes of the movie.

Angel and Tony in Glorious — (file photo)

The movie teaser of Glorious went viral as it captured the attention of many netizens.

In line with the recent release of the teaser, Lea Salonga did not keep her silence also regarding the scenes of the movie.

The Broadway star wrote something about it on her Facebook Page. For Lea, the trailer of Glorious is the sexiest she has ever seen.

In addition, the award-winning theater actress said that there is more than just the love scenes.

“But, beyond the love scenes its protagonists do, allow it to begin a conversation about seeing older women and younger men on screen,” Lea Salonga said.

She also said that Tony and Angel are both beautiful. With this, the singer-actress wished that he movie will be a big hit.

Here is the post of the Lea.

“So, I just saw the sexiest movie trailer I’ve seen in a long time (it’s reached over 1M views in the last 3 hours, so far). But, beyond the love scenes its protagonists do, allow it to begin a conversation about seeing older women and younger men on screen. Given how utterly beautiful both Angel Aquino and Tony Labrusca are, I am all for it, and wish for their movie Glorious to be a massive hit.”

Lea also tackled the issue about the May-December love affair.

Here is what she said to those who are making a big fuss about this kind of relationship.

“As well as a conversation about older men + younger women versus older women + younger men in society. Why do we not make a fuss over the former, and all the fuss about the latter? Shall we discuss?”