Robbie Jaworski reflected on his growing journey as an actor, sharing how he found fulfillment in the craft.
"I never thought it would be something I would enjoy but then when I started doing workshops last year, I realized this is a kind of a therapeutic process and it's interesting that you have so many things to consider in order to tell a story for your character. Tapos when you're in your character doing your emotions, once the scene is done,it just feels like there's a weight off your shoulders," he said in an interview with Bianca Gonzalez in the TFC show BRGY.
He also noted the beauty of collaborating with other actors. "There is so much beauty and appreciation that I found in becoming an actor and the experience in The Alibi (Prime Video series) has honestly showed me that," he said.
Looking ahead, Robbie said he is eager to continue pursuing more acting opportunities. "I hope that I can continue to audition and get more roles because I feel like I am just getting started so I hope I could improve a lot more. I am so excited for it," he said.
Robbie also opened up about watching himself on screen in The Alibi, which is his debut series. "I feel a little cringey, like oh my gosh, that's me. But then after a while it's more analysis na when I see myself. I give myself feedback or criticism, or what kaya I could have done better to deliver in that scene, more like that," he remarked.
When asked about his mother, former actress and equestrian Mikee Cojuangco, Robbie shared her reaction to his acting performance. "Well, she said it's good naman. She said it's good. We just laugh about it sometimes. Also, they never expected it that I'd be here, or we'd be here now so [sabi niya], 'Okay pala. Bagay pala noh?" he shared.
It was in November 2024 when Robbie signed a contract with ABS-CBN's talent arm, Star Magic, as he entered show business.