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BEA BINENE AND WILBERT ROSS GET CLOSE WHILE FILMING 'GOLDEN SCENERY OF TOMORROW

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October 25, 2025

Bea Binene and Wilbert Ross have grown closer since working on the romantic series “Golden Scenery of Tomorrow.” The Viva One series, produced by Studio Viva in cooperation with OC Records, is an adaptation of the bestselling Wattpad novel by Gwy Saludes.

- By CHARMIE JOY PAGULONG

BEA BINENE AND WILBERT ROSS GET CLOSE WHILE FILMING 'GOLDEN SCENERY OF TOMORROW

Photo captions: The cast of Viva One's 'Golden Scenery of Tomorrow' with director Victor Villanueva (fifth from left) during the presscon.

“Golden Scenery of Tomorrow” is the fifth installment of the phenomenal “University Series” after “The Rain in España,” “Safe Skies Archer,” “Chasing in the Wild” and “Avenues of the Diamond.” The latest offering is helmed by Victor Villanueva (“Patay Na Si Hesus” and “Kidnap for Romance”).

“We're friends,” Bea stated during the presscon when asked about the nature of their relationship. “I think with Wilbert, especially in this series, we got to know each other more. And I think we're still getting to know each other more. But I admit, we became closer while working on this series.”

“Are we opposites? Parang sakto lang. It depends. He's into arts, ako po, medyo maarte lang. He's also into a healthy lifestyle, ako medyo lang. But I think there are things we'll agree on,” added she.

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