Please do greet everyone first. Yes, hello, friends. How are you?
Who have seen Perfect Husband? Really? Because it seems like they pointed their hand hesitantly.
Because theyíve seen it only once. Maybe higher their hands the more times theyíve seen it.
Who have seen it more than once?
More than twice?
You donít have to tell me. More than three times?
Excuse me, you in black shirt. You have a husband, and saw it three times, do you want to have a second husband?
Itís because sheís experienced having a husband, thatís why she feels this is the perfect movie for her.
Thatís smart. Right. Moving along.
Agreed. Agreed. And here we have Bunga. How are you?
Hi, Iím good. You can imagine, look at her body but she actually has 2 children.
Gotta keep motivated. Maíam, 2 thatís known you mean?
Writers and their snarky remarks.
She is literally young mom. Yes, really young mom.
How are you, Bunga? - Good Can you tell us who do you play here?
I play Dita, Amanda Rawlesí sister, whoís also a mom to her
because in this story their momís gone. Right? Whereís their mom?
In heaven, I think. You should ask me Yeah, sheís the one who wrote it
Right. Why ask her.. So why is their mom gone?
Because Iím your mother, kid. Okay, okay, donít argue. This is a test.
So, I play Dita. Sheís good, sheís a super sister for Ayla.
Okay.. and here we also have Amanda Rawles. Amandatic, give around of applause.
Amanda, can you tell us who do you play in this film?
In this film, I play Ayla. A teenager whoís in her unstable state, stubborn,
And searching for identity, trying to enjoy her love life with her boyfriend
Which ended up being disturbed by the father because it turns out
I was being set up with a pilot--> And it turns out the pilot is Dimas Anggara
Why so shy all of the sudden, you werenít in the backstage.
Dimas, can you greet our friends, Dimsky Lovers.
Hi, good evening, everyone.
Have you all eaten? No? Thatís why there is no spirit.
Keep the spirit!
Okay, can Dimas, Amanda, Bunga and Tisa greet our friends at home, or on the way
Whoís now maybe watching our Facebook live?
Can you say hi? Thereís the camera,
Hi
If you didnít get the chance to come here, you can catch us live on Bukalapakís facebook.
And now I think weíll go chat it up
Chatting with everyone Oh with everyone? I thought just me.
Okay, so weíll talk to.. Mami (Tissa) first.
Because Mami is the most.. The oldest.
Well I didnít want to say ìthe oldestî. I meant, the most understanding with life.
Weíre talking about the novel adaptation trend.
Lately there are a lot of film from novel adaptation.
Recently there is Dilan, then Friends But Married, and now Perfect Husband
Itís like Itís trending
And as filmmaker seeing these trends, do you think thereís a development in Indonesian cinema through the years?
For me as a creative, this pattern came unintentionally
So the first time the Screenplay Films producer, Mr. Sukhdev Singh
chose The Perfect Husband to be adapted into film, it was way before Dilan or others was even in production
The Perfect Husband was in talk since last year.
So Mr. Sukhdev received several novels then,
and he picked The Perfect Husband as one of the first to be adapted.
Well, actually itís the second, because the first was Promise. That was from novel too.
Yes, and that happens to be with Amanda and Dimas too.
Oh so this is like a bundling package. Thatís right, a bundling.
So I think this is just a moment,
Because itís like, maybe producers have the same feeling or sense of business and of creative.
So if we say oh itís trending, and The Perfect Husband is following the trend
But we have actually been talking about it since long time ago.
So actually The Perfect Husband is the pioneer..
Well no, it was actually Promise.
Well, actually the pioneer is maybe my producer.
So he wanted to bring back, to see how the synergy between printed and visual.
Because itís like there is this gap, usually readers are not watchers.
Because the needs to buy books and go to the cinemas is different,
The needs of time, concentration, and the money is different.
So he thought why canít we synergize them?
Because both the making of novel or film go through the same creative process,
So with that thought he brought back this synergy, and Thank God itís a success.
Alright, a round of applause for Mami please..
So now, we look from the actorsí POV,
Maybe from Dimas, as Arsen the Pilot,
Facing this trend.. how many films have you made?
My first film. The first one.
In the year of 2018 you mean? Letís say, more than 10 films? Yep.
So how do you face this novel adaptation trend? Your past films werenít from novels, right.
Honestly, at first I also thought, because most people who read books and watch the adaptation would think ìoh, the novel is betterî
Because they have their own imagination, right.
So at first I was like, is this gonna be exactly like the novel or?
But it turns out from Screenplay informed that, itís just an adaptation,
The structure, the premise, then we develop from there.
Which if people read the novel then watch the film, theyíd feel differently.
So I said, okay, can you tell me the story?
Then they told me the screenplay, and I was intrigued.
The comedy is there, but the moral message is very strong.
Because the family bond is very strong in this.
So I said yes but like by the way who do I play here? At first I didnít know..
Do I play Ayla? Turns out not..
Deep down inside perhaps you wanted to?
I mean.. didnít you look at me? Joking.. joking.
Oh no, netizen. Do not. Right.
Then after that I was told I was gonna play Arsen, and asked did I want to be Ando? Oh no, no. Arsen is good.
Ando is way too young for you, right?
FinallyÖ Finally... See the world is round and karma moves fast.
So, then? Ah, I donít want to.
Okay, so then I heard the story and was intrigued, I liked it,
By the way, how about the novel?
And they told me the story on the novel, and I thought oh yeah, it is quite different
If people watch the film but donít read the book, theyíd still understand the story and vice versa.
Because the premise is the same, but on the film it develops differently.
But there is a connection between the two, right.
And for Amanda, how many films have you made?
If Iím not mistaken, this is my 7th film.
Amazing. And how do you face this trend? Still the same question..
I happen to have been in 3 films adapted from books.
I feel like adaptation films, especially from bestseller books,
The readers would get more excited knowing it would be made into a movie.
I feel like it would get more enthusiasts if there is a book already before the film,
Because they know, and excited to see the visual version
I feel like the euphoria increases for adaptation films.
And for The Perfect Husband, like Dimas said, it is pretty different
Like on the book, I was supposed to be in college, but in film Iím still in high school.
And the character develops differently, like Ayla is more tomboy
So itís pretty different, and I think itís not a problem because
There are a lot of feedbacks from the audience, who read the book,
They said itís different, but I really enjoyed the movie.
But as long as we can pack it well, people will also enjoy the movie.
Amazing. She should run for the office next year, yeah
Thank you. Thank you. Oh, not me? No, no... Okay, from Bunga, how is it?
This is my first film after a long hiatus
After becoming a mom, right? After becoming the perfect wife..
So yeah, itís my first one after a long time. And I was actually told to just read the script,
But I got a chance to look that the book is different from the screenplay.
And Aylaís older sibling was supposed to be Eza, the boyfriend.
But they switched it so she has a sister. They said it doesnít really fit if Ayla has an older brother.
Because it has to be from female POV, right.
I saw the result is very different.
And after I saw the reviews, from ones who read the book, they said the movie was way better.
Because they can see how the real story is, the characters
And the structureÖ we can have our own imagination. In the book itís not well developed, right.
But on the film, we watch it filled with music, actors, everything, itís like very different.
And I want to ask our friends here, who have read the book first before watching the film?
And read the book after watching the film?
Are both interesting? Interesting.
Can you imagine these people here playing Arsen, Ayla, and Dita? Are they like them?
Can you imagine it? No? But you must be excited to know these 3 play them right.
Are you more excited about the book or the movie?
Straight to the point. Both of them.
But the book is good too. But there are a lot of changes on the movie. Itís more interesting.
We move on to the next question, it was mentioned that from book to film, has a big challenge
Especially for character development, and if there is indeed twists and changes,
How do you develop the character and find the chemistry. We can start with Dimas,
To be honestÖ Is it a burden? Yeah
Did you feel disappointed with Arsen from the film after reading the book?
Every person who read the book has their own view on the characters,
And for me personally, the character is almost the same with the film Iíve been in,
But I have to make something different here, so people donít see it all just the same.
Fortunately for me, I have a childhood best friend whoís an actual pilot.
So evidently I asked him a lot of questions. And I jokingly said ìbut do I really take you for an inspiration for this role?î
ìBecause I know you very well inside and outî
But is the real pilot and Arsen has the same character, like did you base it all on him?
Yes, I based it all on him starting from his hairstyle, the way he walks when heís in uniform,
He said it himself that when he wears uniform and when heís outside is very different.
I didnít believe him so I went to his house when heís about to fly
And he was telling the truth. Everything from the way he walks changed.
Like an alter ego? Yeah, he also admitted that a uniform brings oneís prestige to life.
It was true. To me every person who wears uniform just looks like .. ìwowî Very prestige
So yeah, in the end I based the looks on him
And our director also happen to have a pilot friend, so he had him come over,
We met and chatted, and he told me that a captain wears his watch on his right wrist.
That was kinda hard for me, but I tried to adjust to that
And I ended up asking other people to put the watch on my wrist because I canít
Who did you ask, Ayla? No. Sheís stingy. Sheíd never want to help me. (joke)
But on the film their chemistry is very spot on, right? Ö Then what?
Yeah, so I learned a lot from that and asked a lot of questions to our director.
Like, can I ask something, can Arsenís voice in this scene be like a little bit more calm?
He was like oh okay, but if you change the voice itís gonna change your character too.
I was like oh yeah okay, I tried to study it too.
Even though on the field, sometimes Iíd bring back myself on takes.
But Dimas was proven to be a success right? Give a round of applause to Arsen.
Now Ayla.. Ayla with Aylaís character.. Oh wait, I keep thinking of (Amanda as) Ayla.
Yes, Amanda and Ayla.. Is Aylaís character just like Amandaís on the daily?
No. Not at all?
Very differentÖ It is different, right?
Yes, different. Amanda in real life is good, and careless on the film, and Dimas is the other way around.
Sheís playing favorites, Dim.
Yes, it is out on public now.
So you have totally different character?
Yes, very different from myself or any other characters that Iíve played previously.
Iíve never got this kind of role before, so for this film it is very challenging for me
To play this character that is so new to me
And to develop the character, because this film is not exactly as the novel
So I didnít get to like read the novel and follow the character from the novel
And I also got the chance to ask our director, Rudy Aryanto,
So what kind of character that you want?
And he said Just like you
Because it is indeed her real character No!
I said, is there a film that can be a reference to me?
And he said yes, later, later.. He didnít want to answer
Because apparently he wanted me to explore myself in my imagination when I read the script.
So the character could expand, and not like any other characters in other films.
Like I make Ayla, I mean I explore her character on my own
So for this film, I just work based on script and exploring my own imagination.
Okay, amazingÖ The hardest scene on the film?
The hardest scene? When I have to slap Arsen
Wasnít that what you wanted?
It was hard because he was like, his eyes were likeÖ
Okay then, letís see it live now
Everyone was like I was afraid sheíd punch me instead of slap
It took about 5 or 3 takes Was that on purpose? That was my improvisation.
There were lots of retakes, and he just surrendered because had to slap 5 times
Surrender because I was being slapped What did I say?
Oh no, I meant that he surrendered about being slapped
And then thereíd come out a soundtrack like ìlook at the markÖî (an old song)
You just gave away your age Right. Only Dimas and Mami who laughed.
Oh no, no, I donít understand Me too, I didnít know, I laughed out of respect
And now Bunga. Your character is very motherly
Thatís right. That is so me.
Why are you laughing? Seriously, Iím very motherlyÖ
And protecting her sister, did that really come out of your heart or?
Me and Amanda just met. So when I was shooting, I literally just know her
With Dimas or the others, I have worked with.. yeah, and already sick of them (joke)
But with Amanda, I literally just met.
So at first we were kind of awkward, right? At first yeah.
To the point we were like, wanted to chat but feel awkward.
She looked awkward, so I looked awkward too, right?
So eventually for few days we were told to talk with each other
And finally we clicked. We vent, gossip, talk about clothes, shopping. So finally we really connected.
So here looking at the actors, they have totally different character from the roles they play?
She really emphasis on the ìveryî
Okay so now we as Mami, as a writer, written on the novel, adapted into a movie,
Looking at the characters of these 3, they need an adjustment too, right 224 00:20:59 --> 00:21:02 Well, how much adjustment is happening in this visualization of the story into the movie
Especially with the characters that seems to have a chemistry with you.
Fortunately for me when writing the script, I have discussed it first with the director and the producers
This character will be played by A, this character will be played by B,
And, to be honest, really helped me a lot in writing because-->
Did you get to choose too?
I didnít choose, but sometimes my producer like to ask for my options
So we talked it over with the director too
What helped me writing this is, I know whoís going to play the characters, Arsen is Dimas, and Ayla-->
Well, one thing, why we switched Ezaís character that was supposed to be Aylaís brother,
Because the agreement from me, my producer, and my director,
This film is about Ayla, about a girl whoís trying to rebel
Because her teenage days are being destroyed by forced marriage
So this has to be delivered by a femaleís POV.
According to the book, she vents to her brother, meanwhile the brother has a wife,
It felt so unfortunate, we felt itís so unfortunate for the brotherís wife to be a waste,
Meanwhile we wanted this film to be different, we wanted for people out there to resonated with Ayla
And with looking at the scenes with like her father, theyíd feel ìoh, so thatís whatís going to happen if this happensî
Theyíd feel the moral message, and law of cause and effect
So we decided to switch it, so Aylaís older sibling is the woman, that is Dita.
And it so happens that Bunga is the kind of person you know
They said sheís calm, sweet, so it really fits this character.
And we feel between Ayla and her sister, thereíd be so much touching scenes thatís very natural
And very human. Itís very natural for a younger sister to vent to her older sister,
Because they feel like they only have a father, they donít have a mother,
ìSo who else can I ask? I donít have a role modelî
So perhaps thatís what makes this film to be more lively.
People feel this is very natural because they feel like one day they could be Ayla
Amazing. Now talking about the film itself,
This is a film about forced marriage, Ayla is forced to be married with her future husband named Arsen
But Ayla already has a boyfriend. Does he go to the same school?
With Ando? No. Ando is supposed to be in college, but because he enjoys being a performer,
And he feels like he has rich parents, so he doesnít take his study seriously.
And this is the phase where the highlight is a rebellious girl who feels no one loves her when sheís forced into marriage
Yeah, yeah, itís like ìwhy does no one understand me? Iím only on the 12th gradeî
Anyone feel that way? Anyone has experienced that?
Anyone wants to be matched? With Arsen, you want?
Do you want? One of them (the audience) could be available.
has Ayla been matched? Ayla or Amanda? --> Amanda
No, never. Alhamdulillah I have not.
Do you have a boyfriend? Yes Approved by your parents? Yes
Who? Someone
Whereís the boyfriend? Somewhere
And what about Dimas, have your parents ever said that youíre already a certain age,
Let us match you with a friendís daughter, pretty, kind. Sure, mom.
Well, heís been expecting it.
You got it wrong, the dialogue should be like this ìdad, Iím already at this age, why havenít you tried to match me with someone?î
My family happens to be very liberal. Very open.
So like, there is no gap between me and my parents. Itís like weíre friends.
In the past I actually asked for it
Feeling desperate? No, just testing my parents.
Did they end up looking for it?
My father just laughed. And my momís like oh really? But she didnít find me anyone either
My parents think like if we find someone for you but you donít like her, weíd be embarrassed with our friends,
But if you want us to introduce you, weíd introduce you.
Can you give a message to our friends, is it better to be matched or look for ourselves, from this film?
To be frank, look for ourselves, because weíd know each other better
But if we ask our parents to introduce us to someone is great too
Because the family bond would be tighter. And theyíd know her better.
So there is Bibit (pedigree), Bebet (rank) and Bobot (quality, also means weight), but not fat I mean
Donít look at me when you say fat (jokingly) I didnít
Wait, I want to correct something. This film is actually not about forced marriage.
Itíll be revealed later, and one thing I can tell is that,
For people whoíve never seen it, youíve never seen it right?
So thereís Aylaís dialogue that says ìwe are not being matched, we just fall in love a bit lateî
So the point is theyíre meant to be together,
But they just fall in love a bit late, and the father got there first.
This is the last question, for everyone here, for Mami, Dimas, Amanda, and Bunga
Back to the novel adaptation into film, Dimas has also mentioned about audienceí expectations
Especially now in Indonesia is very critical.
And the critics are not directly, but through social media.
Because to be honest the netizen are usually mean The netizen are always right.
The readers expectation are very high right,
So far the reviews are good, but if there is a disappointing review
Like if someone prefers the book than the movie, they think the execution are not good. How do you respond to that?
Who should answer first? Everyone can. --> Iíll go first..
For me, as a writer, my response is thatís only natural.
I mean, first, each person has different expectations,
Secondly, the imaginations are also different.
Perhaps people who say that, their imaginations is way beyond our standard.
So thatís only natural. But the main thing is, we made this full hearted, each actors are very-->
like Bunga and Amanda theyíre still bonding till now,
so itís not like after we wrapped, executed, premiered, showing on the cinemas and thatís it, see you next project. No, itís not like that.
For me, as a writer, my response is thatís only natural.
I mean, first, each person has different expectations,
Secondly, the imaginations are also different.
Perhaps people who say that, their imaginations is way beyond our standard.
So thatís only natural. But the main thing is, we made this full hearted, each actors are very-->
like Bunga and Amanda theyíre still bonding till now,
so itís not like after we wrapped, executed, premiered, showing on the cinemas and thatís it, see you next project.
No, itís not like that.
We really did it with full hearted, we even get carried away outside, like there is who get carried away in friendship.
And we feel here from the producer, the actors, director, writer, even extras on locations, they all have done their best.
So whatever response people have to this film, we wonít change what weíve made.
Amazing. A round of applause for Mami, please. And what about from Bunga?
More or less the same answer as Mami.
Most important is weíve done our best, weíve given our best for this film
For criticisms or comments out there that is different from us, thatís fair.
And even can be inputs for us as actors. As a team we feel if thereís no critics thereís no flavor
it can motivate us. So for me thatís very reasonable.
And for Amanda, if thereís either positive or negative critics,
Actually Mami Tisa have said it all.
The point is, everyone has different imaginations, and thereís no way us actors can fulfill all their expectations,
we have our own imagination too.
So I have a message for readers who want to watch adaptation film,
do not expect the film will be 100% as the novel because it wonít be. And be more open minded to see the film.
So donít feel like this has to suit my expectations, it has to suit my imaginations
Thatís impossible because everyone has different imaginations
And just enjoy. So donít be too serious. Just enjoy it.
And what about Dimas? You seem to be immune to netizenís comments. Especially from the gossip accounts.
Fortunately Iíve never read comments
But I think criticism can do good for us, because if weíre not being criticized, weíd feel arrogant.
So itís better there is critics, so thereís something we can learn. Because life always has pro and contra.
But beyond that, we only create something, we only want to entertain people in their spare time
And our hope is that people who watch it would feel entertained.
The point is haters is the real lovers, right?
The more they criticize means theyíve watched it, right?
Okay, a round of applause of them.
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