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“It’s the best expression for me” — Bonnie Loo says about her crying scenes in new Mediacorp drama, The Sky Is Still Blue

SINGAPORE: In Mediacorp’s newest series, The Sky Is Still Blue, Bonnie Loo plays a money-worshipping ex-girlfriend to the character of co-actor James Seah. Bonnie Loo has the role of an internet celebrity, and she is a money digger.

The actress said about her role: It is really challenging. Although I don’t have many roles, I have a lot of emotions. Crying scenes… Also, she’s a very emotional person.” 

Bonnie also shared that when she received the news about this drama, she was unfortunately experiencing an emotionally unstable state. She added: “After getting the script, I really cried badly… I wondered why I couldn’t escape this situation both on and off the screen.” 

The actress admitted that all her emotions had come together and was quite depressed. 

“Then I received this role, and I thought about bringing things from real life into the play, at least it would be helpful to the play,” she declared. 

She then expressed her experience during filming and if someone became aware of her true emotions. 

“I really had such an emotional outburst from the first scene to the last scene. I cried a lot,” she said. 

She added: “That emotion is valid in the play, so other people probably did not think there was anything wrong. But privately, I was scared. At that time, I really needed to cry. This is the best expression for me. After crying, I am tired and want to sleep. It’s not bad, haha!” 

The drama series, The Sky Is Still Blue is about a daughter of a tech firm CEO who wins her father’s heart to support an HTB with her friends to help bankrupts to start fresh. As they overcome difficulties along the way, they mature and find the true meaning of life.

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