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Alex Brosas·8 April 2025, 9:50 pm·1 MIN READ

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Richard Gutierrrez says no mission impossible for Incognito team

Richard Gutierrez admits that taping for Incognito was a big challenge for the whole cast composed of Ian Veneracion, Kaila Estrada, Baron Geisler, Maris Racal, Anthony Jennings and Daniel Padilla.

“Everyday was very challenging. We have to adapt. We have to survive and do our job the best way we can,” Gutierrez said during the mid-season mediacon titled “Nihon Saga” for the show Monday, 7 April.

Taping for two locations, one in Japan and the other in Itogon, Benguet l, make the cast’s work a tad more challenging. More so as they were made to endure in extreme weather conditions.

The cast brave the ultra cold weather in Japan which director Lester Pimentel Ong revealed in his Instagram post made the taping “Ten times more difficult.”

“Mahirap talaga ang weather conditions. When your hands get wet, that’s it. We have to use waterproof gloves, waterproof shoes and everything. It was hard. There’s a lot of challenging conditions but we were able to manage,” Gutierrez, who plays Jose Bonifacio, son of a military general who was discharged from service because of his involvement in mutiny.

“We experienced legit snow fall. Maybe he chose the place which had the most snow because we really wanted to capture a different terrain. Hats off to our group because they went through a lot, managing all the equipments, the camera and the lenses. With that kind of weather conditions, it’s really challenging for everyone,” he added.

For Gutierrez, no task is mission impossible.

“I think a mission is impossible if you do it alone. But if you’re with a team, with a unit, anything is possible,” he said.