Anne Curtis will play a spoiled brat in The Wedding

The "dyosa" of Philippine television Anne Curtis is all set to make her primetime TV comeback as she topbills the light romance teleserye The Wedding, which will soon air on ABS-CBN.

After portraying a goddess in the fantaserye Dyosa, Anne will soon appear as a girl who is dreaming about the day when she will finally walk down the aisle as a bride.

When PEP (Philippine Entertainment Portal) talked with Anne Curtis during her recent pictorial at the ABS-CBN compound, she said that her character Candice De Menes is actually a spoiled brat who manipulates people so she can get what she wants.

"Isa siyang spoiled brat na may pangarap na wedding. In love siya sa concept ng wedding...ever since bagets siya she's the flower girl, naging bridesmaid hanggang sa madami na din nanligaw. But then eventually her parents, will have a problem and when they separate, maghahanap siya ng way na magreconcile yung parents niya."

She is paired with two leading men in this original TV series: Derek Ramsay and Zanjoe Marudo.

Anne laughingly recalls that she had some difficulty getting Dyosa out of her system. "Minsan nga nagkakamali ako kasi di ba si Zanjoe kasama ko sa Dyosa," narrates Anne. "Mars yung pangalan niya dun. Marlon siya dito pero minsan natatawag ko siyang Mars so cut na agad yun. Nasasabi ko na lang, ‘Candice ka na hindi ka si Dyosa.'"

The actress further described her character Candice by saying, "Naghahanap ako ng way na magreconcile yung parents ko so gagamitin ko siya [Marlon]. Nakakatawa yung character ko dito, in fairness hindi siya yung typical na pasweet, maldita talaga siya, spoiled brat na gagawin lahat. In the end, maiintindihan mo kung bakit niya ginagawa itong mga bagay na ‘to."

The Wedding is helmed by multi-awarded director Jeffrey Jetturian.

SYNOPSIS. In this new TV series, Anne plays the role of Candice De Menes, a loving daughter who will do everything to prevent her parents from separating. In her desperate attempt to save her parents' relationship, she will scheme her engagement to Marlon (Zanjoe Marudo), a poor engineer working for her father.

Candice's initial scheme develops into a full-fledged whirlwind romance leading to preparations for a real wedding to prove the true love they have found.

But what if Candice's first and great love Warren (Derek Ramsay), the Mr. Right she has waited for so long, returns to claim her back?

What will Candice choose: a love worth fighting for or a love worth waiting for?

The Wedding boasts of an original story, witty sense of humor, and fresh take on love. It also stars Eula Valdez, Michael De Mesa, Alwyn Uytingco, Mich Dulce, Irma Adlawan, among others.