Marco Gallo Says This Is The Worst Part Of Showbiz

Marco Gallo shared what he experienced being in the entertainment industry

Actor Marco Gallo revealed this is what he thinks is the worst part of being in show business.

Marco has established his name in the entertainment industry after a few years since he started his showbiz career. He has already done various acting projects on TV and the big screen.

During a recent press conference for his new movie, Men Are From Quezon City, Women Are From Alabang, with actress Heaven Peralejo who has been linked to him romantically for quite a while now, Marco was asked about the worst experience he had so far in the entertainment industry, based on the article in Bandera.

Marco Gallo that after a few years since he started his showbiz career, he still finds it hard to trust other people. It is because of his experience that keeps on repeating.

“It’s just hard to trust people in show business, definitely,” he said. He can say this because growing up in Italy, he had a normal student life and how he treated his classmates back then is also the treatment he gave to people he met in showbiz.

However, his kindness to other people is not being reciprocated and so he thinks this is the worst part of the industry.

“It’s like you give people the benefit of the doubt, you believe that they’re good people when actually, they’re not. And they just show their true colors. So I think that’s probably the worst part of being in this business,” Marco explained.

He added that until now, he is still trying to figure this out to the point that it made him sad thinking about this.

The actor also said that people come along the way and he has learned to let them go as time goes by and to cope with it, sometimes, he just has to cut people off. Initially, he would try to understand those people but eventually, it does not matter to him anymore.

“They just made me look bad, like, how unreliable I was or stuff like that. They would literally try to twist things around. It’s whatever, honestly,” Marco Gallo said.