Despite working together in only one scene in the upcoming film Lisa Frankenstein, Liza Soberano was able to witness the professionalism and humility of her co-star Cole Sprouse.

In an interview with iHollywoodTV, Liza shared her experience working with the actor in her first Hollywood film.

"The thing is I only got to work with him in one scene which was a pretty crazy scene that we shot. But in that short period of time I got to see like how professional he is at what he does," she said.

The actress went on: "For such a young man, he is such a veteran in this industry I would say. He started working in this industry when he was a baby and that shows all the experience that he's been through. He is constantly making sure that everybody is comfortable on set, that everybody is prepared and he also knows how to set the tone and the energy in the room which is very important from a lead."

Liza relayed that Cole also helped her become more comfortable on the set.

"Behind the scenes, he is such a nice and humble guy the whole time. Like I said earlier, he was really trying to  help me warm up with everybody and try to get me to talk which I really appreciated about him because it can really be nerve-wracking working with such big celebrities, such big names in the industry, and he never made me feel intimidated by him," she said.

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In the same interview, Liza also talked about the character that she's playing in Lisa Frankenstein. The Filipino-American actress is playing the role of Taffy in the film.

"I really love Taffy because she's such a fun character to play. She's very much a sweetheart. She's genuinely nice to everybody," she shared.

Liza added: "But also she can't help that she is her mother's child so there are instances where she talks a bit too much or doesn't say the right things sometimes. But it's not coming from a place of [malicious] intent. It's just that this is what she grew up hearing and this is the kind of mindset she grew up around so sometimes it comes out but she doesn't mean it in a mean way."