Indonesian Film Debut, Anna Jobling Groomed for 3 Hours Every Day for Ghost Role

Anna Jobling (Virgilery / VOI)

JAKARTA - Celebrity from Malaysia, Anna Jobling made her debut in playing horror films in Indonesia in the film Lembayung directed by Baim Wong as a ghost named Tantri.

Anna said that to play this figure, she had to print her face first and then makeup for almost 3 hours.

"Before we make this film, I have to print, and it takes about two hours to dress up, two hours almost three hours every day," said Anna Jobling in the Kuningan area, South Jakarta, Friday, September 13.

In addition to dressing up, Anna also needs extra time to wash or even open the costumes she uses in this film.

Therefore, he will be the first and last person on set.

"And then to wash or open the costume it takes about an hour or half an hour. So, Anna will be on set first and finally go home," he said.

Then Anna admitted that she felt dependent on playing films in Indonesia which became her first film as well.

"Why did Anna choose to play movies here, because this is a challenge for Anna, because Anna has never played a film in Malaysia. So, this is Anna's first film actually," he said.

For him this is a fortune in itself for him. Moreover, he can meet players who are very open and kind to him.

"So, this is one of the sustenance for Anna and Anna is grateful to have the opportunity to work here with casts, crews, directors, excellent production, and not to make Anna feel afraid they make me feel this is my house," he said.

"If Anna doesn't know anything Anna can ask them and they really help me, so I'm very grateful," he said.