BARON Geisler has accepted the decision of the Professional Artist Managers Incorporated (PAMI) for prohibiting its members and talents from working with him.
On Saturday, the manager's group released a statement to inhibit their artists from working with the actor in any movie or television project for an indefinite time.
Geisler's manager, Arnold Vegafria, a member of PAMI, also assured the group that they will decline any project for the actor until he is "mentally fit and psychologically stable to resume work."
"PAMI, I am sorry. If you don't want me to work with your co-actors or stars, I will understand. But sana maging (unbiased) sila. Alamin kung ano talaga ang katotohanan," the actor said Saturday evening at a Technomarine event.
He added that there are things that need to be dealt in legal matters and he is just asking for a fair and unbiased trial.
"So, let's wait and see. Kailangan kasi patas ang ipapataw sa akin. Lahat kami, sa mga part namin, siguro naging unprofessional ang lahat ng mga tao dun, lalo na ako."
The actor also kept on insisting for "Bubog" director Arlyn dela Cruz to release the behind the scene footage to give light on the peeing incident with co-actor Ping Medina.
Geisler acknowledged that there was a misunderstanding but he apologized to both Dela Cruz and Medina.
"I am sorry to Ping. I am sorry to Ms. Arlyn. Gaya nga ng sinabi ko, it's a big misunderstanding. I think lilipas din ito. I think and I believe na magkakaayos din kami ni Ping eventually."
The actor added that he doesn't want any more drama in his life and hinted that he will take some time off from work.
"These unnecessary problems, I will not dodge the bullet. I will face it. But for now, I have to do what I have to do for my family. I'm willing to wait. Magpapaganda lang ako ng katawan. Ipapakita ko sa kanila na... yun na lang. It's hard to promise." (Sunnex)
