Dolly de Leon shared a glimpse of the highly anticipated second season of Nine Perfect Strangers.
The Filipino actress stars in the show alongside Nicole Kidman, Henry Golding, Lena Olin, Annie Murphy, Christine Baranski, Lucas Englander, and King Princess, among others.
On her Instagram page, Dolly posted the official trailer for the series, which teases the story of nine people brought together "under bizarre circumstances for a healing retreat." In the upcoming season, Dolly portrays the role of Agnes, a former nun.
The Filipina Golden Globe nominee also posted the poster of the show on social media.
Celebrity friends and fans were quick to extend their congratulatory messages to Dolly.
"This is so inspiring and amazing to see! Thank you for brilliantly representing the 🇵🇭❤️ @dollyedeleon love you so much!!! ❤️❤️❤️" Iza Calzado commented.
"Wowowow! Congratulations!!! Haaay, can’t wait to watch it!❤️" one fan commented.
"This cast is amazing!!! Congratulations Ms. Dolly!" another fan wrote.
In a previous interview with ABS-CBN News, Dolly recalled the moment she was offered the role of Agnes in the series.
"Binasa ko 'yung script and I fell in love with the character immediately and that's primarily also why I said yes it. I love my character. Her name is Agnes, dating siya madre, pumasok siya sa wellness center ni Nicole Kidman para mag self-healing," she said.
The series was filmed over six months, from January to June of the previous year, in Munich, Germany and Austria.
Dolly remarked that working with Nicole, who is not only the lead star but also one of the producers of the show, was a surreal yet rewarding experience.
"She's super nice, warm and friendly. Hindi ko akalain na for someone with that stature, but hindi. She's very accessible, she's so much fun on the set, very in the moment siya when we're doing our scenes together," the actress relayed.
Dolly de Leon shares experience acting opposite Nicole Kidman in 'Nine Perfect Strangers'
Dolly described this as a valuable opportunity to highlight Filipino talent on the global stage.
"Importante sa akin na makita tayo sa world stage na makita ang Pinoy na marami tayong maambag sa industriya, na mahusay naman talaga tayo. We have so much talent here in the Philippines and I feel so proud na may representative tayo sa proyektong ito," she said.