After the trailer of the controversial movie *Maid in Malacañang* was released, many netizens were waiting to see how Kris Aquino would react, especially since the character of her mother, former President Cory Aquino, is played by veteran actress Giselle Sanchez.

In recent years, Kris has been known as an outspoken personality in showbiz and politics, which is why many are waiting to see how she will accept her mother’s interpretation in the movie. Kris has expressed her strong stance on her family’s legacy on several occasions, so it is not surprising that Giselle’s portrayal of Cory Aquino has become a matter of public interest.

According to some reliable sources, Kris Aquino was not happy with some scenes in the trailer that seemed to show an unusual version of history. There are reports that Kris could not believe how her mother was portrayed in the movie, especially when it contradicted what she knew to be true.

Although Kris has remained quiet on social media, many netizens are waiting to see if she will release a statement regarding the movie. Some of her close friends say that she is busy with her treatment and prefers not to get involved in these matters for now.

Meanwhile, Giselle Sanchez has already given her statement and said that she just did her job as an actress. She also insisted that her performance was only based on the script given to her.

As the official release of the movie approaches, there will definitely be more reactions from different camps. Will Kris Aquino give her opinion in the coming days? Let’s stay tuned!

Kris Aquino fans debunk Cory scene in ‘Maid in Malacañang’ trailer
The official fan page of actress Kris Aquino debunked a scene in the trailer of the highly controversial film “Maid in Malacañang,” about the last 72 hours of the Marcoses before they fled Malacañang for Hawaii.

In the trailer, it can be seen that a yellow-clad lady, presumed to be Kris’ mother Pres. Corazon “Cory” Aquino, tells a person she’s talking to on the phone to get the Marcoses out of the Philippines.

Kris Aquino World, the official Twitter fan site of the “Queen of All Media,” denied that such a scene happened in real life. The fan site, which has been acknowledged by Kris herself as her official fan page, posted a part of the “People Power: An Eyewitness History” book that said that Cory was willing to give the Marcoses two more days in the country to spend in their hometown Paoay.

“FOR YOUR INFORMATION,” the fan page captioned the post. In page 240 of the book, former Supreme Court Associate Justice Cecilia Muñoz Palma wrote that she was with Cory Aquino when US Ambassador Stephen Bosworth called Cory on the phone.

“On Tuesday evening, I was with Cory in the home of her sister, Josephine Reyes. There Cory received the phone call from US Ambassador Bosworth, telling her that Marcos was ready to leave but was asking to stay for at least two days in Paoay, his home in the North,” Palma wrote.

“Cory’s initial reaction was: ‘Poor man, let us give him two days.’ But we did not agree with that idea. We thought that given the chance, Marcos may regroup his forces or extend his stay indefinitely,” Palma added.

Palma then said that Cory called Bosworth, saying that she couldn’t grant Marcos’ request.

“Cory then called Ambassador Bosworth to say that she could not grant the request. Marcos should just leave the country,” Palma said.

“When Ambassador Bosworth called her back, it was to say that Marcos had left. Cool as always, Cory turned to us after she put the phone down. She said simply: ‘Marcos has left.’ She said it as if it was the most ordinary thing. We all shouted jubilantly. Cory did not,” Palma added.