VILMA SANTOS

VILMA SANTOS BIOGRAPHY


Vilma Santos (born Maria Rosa Vilma Tuazon Santos November 3, 1953) is a popular multi-awarded actress and politician in the Philippines. She's known as the "Queenstar" and "Star for All Seasons". She is currently governor of Batangas. She is the first woman governor of the province. She was previously the first woman mayor of Lipa City.

She started acting at the age of nine, after winning the title role for the hit drama film Trudis Liit (Little Trudis). She immediately received her first acting trophy as Best Child Performer from FAMAS for the same film.

Groomed as a lead actress in her teens, her popularity grew further, bolstered by her loveteam with actor Edgar Mortiz and rivalry with contemporary actress Nora Aunor. She made the film Burlesk Queen when she lost to Nora Aunor in popularity. At the height of her showbiz career she was a consistent box-office drawer highlighted by comic-book adapted films like the Darna series


and Dyesebel,



and dramatic/daring films like Burlesk Queen and Sinasamba Kita, among others.

Regarded as the longest reigning Box-Office Queen of Philippine Cinema, her films broke box-office records several times in her career and is hailed as the Star for All Seasons and Queenstar. She also hosted her own top-rating musical variety television shows ('The Sensations', 'VIP' and the long-running multi-awarded 'Vilma').Though not really a singer but a natural dancer fond of doing 'acrobatic' dance performances in her TV show, she managed to earn gold record awards as a teener.

Known for her versatility and intense acting, she honed her craft as she worked with various top caliber directors, writers and actors, and now holds the record for having the most acting awards ever by a Philippine actress from prestigious award-giving bodies, local and international. Critically acclaimed for tackling roles on various women's issues, her other major films include "Burlesk Queen", Rubia Servious", Relasyon, Sister Stella L, Dolzura Cortez,Dekada '70, Bata, Bata, Paano Ka Ginawa?, and Anak. To date, she has almost 200 films under her belt with numerous commercial endorsements and television works on the side.

Political career

In 1998, she entered politics and ran for mayor of Lipa City, Batangas where she won by landslide victories in three consecutive elections. As the first woman mayor of Lipa City, she helped bring not just economic progress and infrastructure development to Lipa City, but more notably her various programs on public health, education and environment, which again earned various local and international awards and recognitions.

In 2005, the University of the Philippines conferred her the Gawad Plaridel Award for her achievements and contributions both as an actress and a public servant. In the same year she was conferred with honorary doctorate degree (honoris causa) in humanities by the Lipa City College. She was again honored in 2006 by the University of the Philippines as one of the four awardees in UP's First Diwata Awards.

Dr. Vilma Santos is married to Senator Ralph Recto, who belongs to a well-known political clan in the Philippines. Together they have a son, Ryan Christian. She is also a mother to actor/model/television host Luis 'Lucky' Manzano, from previous marriage to actor Edu Manzano.

Awards:

* 1963 - FAMAS - Best Child Actress for Trudis Liit

* 1968 - San Beda College Awards - Best Supporting Actress for Kasalanan Kaya?
* 1972 - FAMAS for Dama de Noche
* 1975 - Bacolod City Film Festival for Nakakahiya?
* 1977 - Metro Manila Film Festival for Burlesk Queen
* 1981 - Metro Manila Film Festival for Karma
* 1981 - Cebu City Film Festival for Karma
* 1981 - FAMAS for Pakawalan Mo Ako
* 1982 - First Grand Slam for Relasyon
* 1982 - FAMAS for Relasyon
* 1982 - Gawad URIAN Relasyon
* 1982 - Film Academy of the Phils. for Relasyon
* 1982 - Catholic Mass Media Awards for Relasyon
* 1982 - Let’s Talk Movies Awards for Relasyon
* 1983 - Gawad URIAN for Broken Marriage
* 1984 - Gawad URIAN for Sister Stella L.
* 1987 - FAMAS for Tagos ng Dugo
* 1987 - Catholic Mass Media Awards for Tagos ng Dugo
* 1987 - Movie Magazine Awards for Tagos ng Dugo
* 1987 - Cinemascoop Awards for Tagos ng Dugo

* 1988 - FAMAS for Ibulong Mo sa Diyos

* 1989 - Star Awards for Pahiram ng Isang Umaga
* 1989 - Gawad URIAN for Pahiram ng Isang Umaga
* 1989 - Movie Magazine Awards for Pahiram ng Isang Umaga
* 1989 - Metro Manila Film Festival for Imortal
* 1989 - Channel 2 Viewers Choice Award for Imortal
* 1989 - FAMAS Hall of Fame
* 1990 - Gawad URIAN AKTRESS ng DEKADA (Body of Works in the 80s)
* 1991 - Gawad URIAN for Ipagpatawad Mo
* 1991 - Movie Magazine Awards for Ipagpatawad Mo
* 1991 - Intrigue Magazine Reader’s Choice Award for Ipagpatawad Mo
* 1992 - New Fame Magazine Reader’s Choice Award for Sinungaling Mong Puso
* 1992 - FAMAS Circle of Excellence Award
* 1993 - Second Grand Slam for Dolzura Cortez Story
* 1993 - Manila Film Festival Dolzura Cortez Story
* 1993 - Gawad URIAN for Dolzura Cortez Story
* 1993 - Film Academy of the Phils. for Dolzura Cortez Story
* 1993 - Star Awards for Dolzura Cortez Story
* 1993 - Movie Magazine Awards for Dolzura Cortez Story
* 1993 - Intrigue Magazine Reader’s Choice Award for Dolzura Cortez Story
* 1993 - New Fame Magazine Reader’s Choice Award for Dolzura Cortez Story
* 1993 - FAMAS Circle of Excellence for Dolzura Cortez Story
* 1997 - FAP Lifetime Achievement Award
* 1998 - Third Grand Slam for Bata, Bata...Paano ka Ginawa?
* 1998 - Film Desk of the Young Critics Circle for Bata, Bata...Paano ka Ginawa?
* 1998 - Gawad URIAN for Bata, Bata...Paano ka Ginawa?
* 1998 - Star Awards for Bata, Bata...Paano ka Ginawa?
* 1998 - Film Academy of the Phils. for Bata, Bata...Paano ka Ginawa?
* 1998 - Gawad Sineng-Sine PASADO Awards (Pampelikulang Samahan ng mga Dalubguro) for

Bata, Bata...Paano ka Ginawa?

* 1998 - Siasi, Jolo Critics Awards for Bata, Bata...Paano ka Ginawa?
* 1998 - FAMAS Lifetime Achievement Award
* 1999 - Brussels International Film Festival for Bata, Bata...Paano ka Ginawa?
* 1999 - Star Special Citation for winning at the Brussels Int'l Film Festival

(The film "Bata, Bata...Paano ka Ginawa?" was also given a Special Jury Award for Women's Awareness at the Asia Pacific Film Festival held in Bangkok, Thailand from Nov. 22-26, 1999. Ms. Santos was a Best Actress nominee.)

* 2000 - Star Awards for Anak
* 2000 - Gawad Sineng-Sine PASADO Awards (Pampelikulang Samahan ng mga Dalubguro) for Anak
* 2000 - Gawad URIAN AKTRESS ng DEKADA (Body of Works in the 90s)
* 2000 - Cinemanila Lifetime Achievement Award
* 2002 - Fourth Grand Slam for Dekada '70
* 2002 - Film Desk of the Young Critics Circle for Dekada ‘70
* 2002 - Gawad Sineng-Sine PASADO Awards for Dekada ‘70
* 2002 - Star Awards for Dekada ‘70
* 2002 - Film Academy of the Phils. for Dekada ‘70
* 2002 - Gawad URIAN for Dekada ‘70
* 2002 - Gawad TANGLAW for Dekada ‘70
* 2002 - Cinema One’s RAVE Awards for Dekada '70
* 2002 - Critic’s Choice - Best Performer for Dekada ‘70
* 2002 - People’s Choice - Best Performer for Dekada ‘70
* 2002 - CineManila International Film Festival for Dekada ‘70
* 2002 - Cinemanila Lifetime Achievement Award

* 2004 - Metro Manila Film Festival for Mano Po 3
* 2004 - Gawad Suri Awards for Mano Po 3
* 2004 - Gawad TANGLAW for Mano Po 3
* 2004 - Star Awards for Mano Po 3
* 2004 - PMPC Star Dekada Award (Body of Works)

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GINA ALAJAR

GINA ALAJAR Biography



Regina Alatiit was born as the eldest child, on June 28, 1959, to Bernardino Alatiit of Roxas City and Angelica Liguid of Cavite. She attended elementary school at the P. Burgos Elementary School and, after high school, took a one-year course on Tourism and Travel at the Centro Escolar University. She was a member of the Concerned Artists of the Philippines (CAP) which was headed by her mentor and friend, Lino Brocka, and with whom she took part in issues confronting the movie industry and other social concerns. Alatiit was only eight when she auditioned for Lea Productions' Kaibigan kong Sto. Niño (1967). Among some 300 aspirants, she won the role of "Oreng" opposite Roderick Paulate. Later, Gina appeared in several Sampaguita pictures. Among her early films was Donata (1968), where she played the titular role of the girl who grows up to be Gina Pareño. (She would also play "Narda" to Gina Pareño's "Darna" in the 1969 film Si Darna at ang Planetman (1969). She also portrayed the real-life character of Irene Marcos in Pinagbuklod ng langit (1969), and was one of the children in Lina Brocka's Wanted: Perfect Mother (1970).

By the time Gina appeared in 'Cofradia' (1973), a remake of the Gloria Romero starrer, she was already a Sampaguita contract star. Gina's other films include Bandana (1968), Anghel na walang langit, Mga (1970), Basag na kristal (1977), Modelong tanso (1980), 'Diborsyada' (1980), City After Dark (1980), Brutal (1980), Salome (1981), Playgirl (1981), Caught in the Act (1981), Moral (1982), Ganti (1983), 'Dalmacio Armas' (1983), Sister Stella L. (1984), _Bulaklak ng City Jail (1985)_ and Orapronobis (1989). Gina also appeared in American-released movies shot in the Philippines, like Caged Fury (1983), Birds of Prey (1988), and The Debut (2000), which was topbilled by Dante Basco with other Filipinos and directed by a Fil-Am, Gene Cajayon. 1998 saw Gina in two significant roles: as the saintly Mother Ignacia (born 1663) in Mother Ignacia - Ang uliran (1998), and as the mother of José Rizal in the Marilou Diaz-Abaya film Jose Rizal (1998). Gina also joined the multi-awarded independent film Munting tinig, Mga (2002), which garnered nominations and honors at the 'Bangok Film Festival' and 'Palm Beach International Film Festival'. On stage, Gina performed in Dulaang UP's "Misteryo ng Pumpon ng Rosas" (1992), a translation of Manuel Puig's "Mystery of the Rose Bouquet." Gina won as Best Child Actress at the Film Academy of the Movie Arts and Sciences (FAMAS) for Kaibigan kong Sto. Niño (1967) and received a similar trophy from the Citizens' Council for Mass Media (CCMM) for Wanted: Perfect Mother (1970).

After 23 years, Gina received her second FAMAS award for Best Supporting Actress for Biktima (1990). She was also Best Supporting Actress at the Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) for Brutal (1980). She has won the URIAN four times, as best actress for Brutal (1980), Salome (1981) and Bayan ko: Kapit sa patalim (1985); and as best supporting actress for Biktima (1990). The Film Academy of the Philippines (FAP) gave her the best supporting actress award twice, for Kaya kong abuting ang langit (1984) and for Andrea, paano ba ang maging isang ina? (1990). At the 1991 Catholic Mass Media Awards (CMMA), she scored an unprecedented feat by winning Best Actress for Biktima (1990) and Best Supporting Actress for Andrea, paano ba ang maging isang ina? (1990). Of late, Gina has turned to directing TV shows, mini-series and soap operas on Philippine television, including "Vietnam Rose" (2005) and "Majika" (2006). Gina has been one of the finest actresses the 1970s and '80s has produced and continues to brighten up films with her performances.

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She was married to Michael de Mesa and separated in 2001. They have three children, who are all in the showbiz, Ryan, 29, Geoff, 23 and AJ, 21.

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GLORIA ROMERO

GLORIA ROMERO Biography





Gloria Borrego Galla was born in 1933 in Denver Colorado, to a hardworking Filipino, Pedro Galla, and an American woman, Mary Borrego. Her elementary education was spent in Mabini Elementary School and she graduated from Riverview High School in Mabini, Pangasinan.



Because her uncle, Nario Rosales, was Chief Editor at Sampaguita Studios, it was easy for Ms Galla to visit the movie sets. She started out her career as an "extra" in Sampaguita Pictures, before being noticed in Kasintahan sa Pangarap (1951), starring Pancho Magalona and Tita Duran. For 1951, more bit roles followed in Bernardo Carpio, starring real-life couple Cesar Ramirez and Alicia Vergel; in Dugong Bughaw, with Norma Vales and Tessie Martinez; and Rebecca. Finally, in her fifth movie, Ramon Selga (starring Lilian Leonardo and Pancho Magalona), she got a speaking part as a nurse.

Appearing as the daughter of Ramirez and Vergel in Madame X (1952), producers introduced Ms Galla with a new, more dramatic name: "Gloria Romero." She got her first memorable role in Palasig (1952) opposite heartthrob Cesar Ramirez, but it was her lead role in Monghita (1952), opposite Oscar Moreno that cemented her bankability and popularity. In 1953, she played the daughter of Carmen Rosales in May Umaga Pang Darating. Ms Romero played against many leading men: opposite Ramon Revilla in Apat na Taga (1953); opposite Fred Montilla in Recuerdo (1953); opposite Pancho Magalona in Musikong Bumbong (1954); opposite Ric Rodrigo and Luis Gonzales in Pilya (1954), and opposite Dolphy in Dalagang Ilocana (1954), for which she won the Filipino Academy of Movie Arts & Sciences (FAMAS) Best Actress award.

She also made Vacacionista (1956), Pitong Pagsisisi (1959), and Lupa sa Lupa (1960) opposite Luis Gonzales. Ms Romero tried a formula by appearing as characters popularized in comic strips: Her first two attempts, Mister Kasintahan (1953) and Kurdapya (1954), were so successful she immediately made Mariposa (1955) and Miss Tilapia (1956), where she played the original Pacifica Falayfay. Afterwards, Ms Romero ventured into the dramatic format again, with Artista (1955), Teresa (1956), opposite her popular love-team partner Luis Gonzales; Ikaw ang Aking Buhay (1959), plus remakes of pre-war musical movies like Pagdating ng Takipsilim (1956), Colegiala (1957) and Paru-parong Bukid (1957). All these blockbusters made her Queen of Philippine Movies (her closest rival was Nida Blanca), and Sampaguita Pictures renewed her contract for another 8 years-- making her the studio's longest exclusive star. She made some 30 movies with her frequent screen partner, Luis Gonzales.

She has appeared on the long-running television sitcom Palibhasa Lalake (1991), as well as the short-lived Fifty Carats, O Di Ba? (1993) with three other veteran actresses. She also joined the soaps Familia Zaragosa (1995), Labs ko si Babes (2000), Sa Dulo ng Walang Hanggan (2001), and Sana'y Wala ng Wakas (2003). Two of her most recent outings have been in horror films: Bahay ni Lola 2 (2005) and Shake, Rattle and Roll 2k5 (2005), reminiscent of the way veteran Hollywood actresses were popularly cast in horror films in their elderly age in the 1960s, such as Joan Crawford with Trog (1970). She also made films for other studios, like Pitong Gabi sa Hongkong (1966); Kaibigan Ko ang Sto Niño (1967); Haydee (1966), with Hilda Koronel; Lumuha Pati Mga Anghel (1971), with Eddie Garcia and Ronaldo Valdez; Sakada (1976), directed by Behn Cervantes, costarring Pancho Magalona, Rosa Rosal, Hilda Koronel and Bembol Roco; and, Bakit May Putik ang mga Bulaklak? (1979) with Lorna Tolentino and Rosemarie Gil.

Ms Romero received the FAMAS Best Actress award for Dalagang Ilocana (1954), Best Supporting Actress for Nagbabagang Luha (1988) and Best Actress for Tanging Yaman (2000). She also received a Best Supporting Actress award from the Film Academy of the Philippines (FAP) for Saan Nagtatago ang Pag-Ibig? (1987), and again FAP gave her Best Actress honor for her film Tanging Yaman (2000). She received nominations from FAMAS for her films Ikaw ang Aking Buhay (1959), Condemned (1984) and Bilangin Ang Bituin sa Langit (1989). At the Manunuri ng Pelikulang Pilipino awarding (Gawad Urian Award s), she received the 2001 Best Actress award for Tanging Yaman (2000) and the 2004 Best Supporting Actress award for Magnifico (2003). Furthermore, the Gawad Urian, the FAP and the CineManila International Film Festival have honored her with individual Lifetime Achievement Awards, between 2001 and 2004.

She married actor Juancho Gutierrez after they met during a movie. Her daughter Maritess Gtuierrez joined showbiz briefly before marrying and settling in the US. After her divorce from the husband, Maritess with the son Chris Qutierrez Balbin who also joined the movies came back to the Philippines. She convinced her mother to reconcile with her father Juancho until his death in 2002.

Awards:

Gawad Urian Best Supporting Actress (Pinakamahusay na Pangalawang Aktres)
for: Magnifico (2003)

Gawad Urian Best Actress (Pinakamahusay na Pangunahing Aktres)
for: Tanging yaman (2000)

Gawad Lifetime Achievement Award

FAP Best Supporting Actress
for: Saan nagtatago ang pag-ibig (1987)

FAP Best Actress
for: Tanging yaman (2000)

FAP Lifetime Achievement Award

Famas Best Actress
for: Dalagang Ilocana (1954)

Famas Best Supporting Actress
for: Nagbabagang luha (1988)

Best Actress
for: Tanging yaman (2000)

Famas Lifetime Achievement Award 2004
Film Credits:

# Crossroads (2008) (post-production)
... aka Sangandaan (Philippines: Tagalog title)

# Bahay kubo: A pinoy mano po! (2007) .... Ida
... aka Bahay kubo (Philippines: Tagalog title: short title)
# "Komiks" .... Lola Maria (3 episodes, 2006-2007)
- Pedro Penduko at ang mga Engkantao (2007) TV episode .... Lola Maria
- Da Adventures of Pedro Penduko (2006) TV episode .... Lola Maria
- Momay (2006) TV episode
# M.O.N.A.Y (Misteyks obda neyson adres Yata) ni Mr. Shooli (2007)
... aka M.O.N.A.Y ni Mr. Shooli, Ang (Philippines: Tagalog title)
# "Star Magic Presents" .... Lola Caring (1 episode, 2006)
- Tender Loving Care (2006) TV episode .... Lola Caring
# "Crazy for You" (2006) TV series (unknown episodes)
# Moments of Love (2006) .... Lola Rosa
# Tulay (2006)
# I Wanna Be Happy (2006)
# Shake, Rattle and Roll 2k5 (2005)
# Bahay ni Lola 2 (2005) .... Amelia
# Let the Love Begin (2005) .... Lola
# Beautiful Life (2004) (as Ms. Gloria Romero) .... Magda Nuñez
# Annie B. (2004)
... aka Annie B: Bida ng ukay-uka, bongga siya day (Philippines: Tagalog title: long title)
# "Sana'y wala ng wakas" (2003) TV series .... Doña Valeria Valencia
# Magnifico (2003) (as Ms. Gloria Romero) .... Lola Magda
# Spirit Warriors: The Shortcut (2003) .... Lola Tunying
... aka Spirit Warriors 2: The Short Cut (Philippines: English title: festival title)
# "OK Fine Whatever" (2003) TV series .... Lola Barbie
... aka OK Fine! Oh Yes! (Philippines: English title: third season title)
... aka OK Fine! To ang gusto nyo! (Philippines: Tagalog title: second season title)
# Singsing ni Lola (2002) .... Lola
# I Think I'm in Love (2002) .... Amor
# Cass & Cary: Who Wants to Be a Billionaire? (2002) .... Doña Gracia
... aka Cass & Cary (Philippines: English title: short title)
# Bahay ni Lola (2001)
# American Adobo (2001) .... Gerry's Mom
# Bakit 'di totohanin (2001)
# Narinig mo na ba ang l8est? (2001)
# "Sa dulo ng walang hanggan" (2001) TV series .... Carmela Estocapio
# Tanging yaman (2000) .... Loleng
... aka A Change of Heart (Philippines: English title)
# Daddy O! Baby O! (2000) .... Brenda
# "Labs ko si babes" (2000) TV series

# Dahil may isang ikaw (1999)
# Scorpio Nights 2 (1999)
# Maldita (1999)
# Do Re Mi (1997)
# Takot ako sa darling ko (1997) (as Ms. Gloria Romero)
# Rubberman (1996) .... Minerva
# Misis kong hoodlum, Ang (1996)
# Araw-araw, gabi-gabi (1995)
# "Familia Zaragoza" (1995) TV series
# Ikaw pa, mahal kita (1995)
... aka Ikaw pa.. e love kita (Philippines: Tagalog title: alternative transliteration)
# Sana dalawa ang puso ko (1995)
# Forever (1994)
# Sana'y laging magkapiling (1994)
# Pulis patola (1993)
# Ayaw ko ng mangarap (1993) .... Azul
# Kadenang bulaklak (1993)
# Bakit labis kitang mahal (1992)
# Alabang Girls (1992)
# "50 Karats" (1992) TV series
# Kislap sa dilim (1991) .... Adela
# My Other Woman (1991)
# Dinampot ka lang sa putik (1991)
# "Palibhasa lalake" (1991) TV series
# Joey Boy Munti, 15 anyos ka sa Muntilupa (1991)
# Kapag langit ang humatol (1990) .... Dona Octavia Villaruel
# I Have 3 Eggs (1990)
# Tayo na sa dilim (1990)
# Kahit isumpa mo ako (1990)
# Bakit ikaw pa rin? (1990)

# Oras-oras, araw-araw (1989)
# Huwag kang hahalik sa diablo (1989) .... Lucia
# Lady L (1989)
# Si Aida, si Lorna, o si Fe (1989)
# Bilangin mo ang bituin sa langit (1989)
... aka Bilangin ang mga bituin sa langit (Philippines: Tagalog title)
# Kung maibabalik ko lang (1989)
# Impaktita (1989)
# Sandakot na bala (1988)
# Mirror, Mirror on the Wall (1988)
# Nagbabagang luha (1988)
# Nasaan ka inay (1988) .... Isabel
# Lord, bakit ako pa? (1988) .... Bering
# Alabok sa ulap (1987)
... aka Alabok sa lupa (Philippines: English title)
# Saan nagtatago ang pag-ibig (1987)
# Payaso (1986)
... aka The Clown (literal English title)
# Once Upon a Time (1986) .... Reyna Kamkam
# Miguelito, ang batang rebelde (1985)
... aka Miguelito (Philippines: Tagalog title: short title)
# Hindi nahahati ang langit (1985)
# Kay dali ng kahapon, ang bagal ng bukas (1985)
... aka Kay dali ng kahapon, ang bagal ng umaga (Philippines: English title)
# Kwento ni Lola Basyang, Mga (1985) .... Reyna (segment "Sleeping Beauty")
... aka Mga Kuwento ni Lola Basyang (Philippines: Tagalog title)
# Bulaklak ng City Jail (1984)
... aka Flowers of the City Jail (International: English title)
# Condemned (1984)
# Anak ni Waray, anak ni Biday (1984)
... aka Anak ni Waray vs. Anak ni Biday (Philippines: Tagalog title)
# Teenage Marriage (1984)
# Dear Mama (1984)
# Kung mahawi man ang ulap (1984)
# Sinner or Saint (1984)
# To Mama with Love (1983)
# Mother Dear (1982)
# Kasal? (1980)

# Nasa lupa ang langit at imperyno (1978)
# Daigdig ng lagim (1976)
# Sakada (1976)
... aka The Tenants (Philippines: English title)
# Karugtong ang kahapon (1975)
# Happy Days Are Here Again (1975/I)
# Lipad, Darna, lipad! (1973) .... Impakta, or Miss Luna
... aka Fly, Darna, Fly! (Philippines: English title: literal title)
# Anak ng aswang (1973)
# Just Married, Do Not Disturb (1972)
# My Blue Hawaii (1972)
... aka Blue Hawaii (Philippines: English title)
# Daluyong! (1971) .... Czarina Revilla
# Haydee (1970)
... aka Haydee the Brown Girl and the White Idol (Philippines: English title: long title)

# Pinagbuklod ng langit (1969) .... Imelda Marcos
... aka Heaven's Fate (International: English title)
# Atorni Agaton: Abogado de kampanilya (1969)
# Kamatayan ko ang ibigin ka (1968)
# Liku-likong landas (1968)
# Hinango kita sa lusak (1967)
# Anong ganda mo! (1967)
# Kaibigan kong Sto. Niño (1967) .... Marta
# Iginuhit ng Tadhana: The Ferdinand E. Marcos Story (1965) .... Imelda Marcos
# Rollerboys (1965)
# Alaala ng lumipas (1965)
# Hamon sa kampeon (1965)
# Fighting Waray sa Ilocos (1964)
# Jukebox Jamboree (1964)
# Show of Shows (1964)
# Sinisinta kita (1963)
# Esperanza at Caridad (1963) .... Esperanza
# Haliging bato (1963)
# Anak, ang iyong ina! (1963) .... Leticia
# Anak ng Diyos, Mga (1962)
# Tugtuging bukid (1962)
# Apat na yugto ng buhay (1961)
# Hami-hanimun (1961)
# Alyas Sakay (1961)
# Lawiswis kawayan (1961)
# Lupa sa lupa (1960)

# Vicky (1959)
# Wedding Bells (1959)
# Pitong pagsisisi (1959)
# Ikaw ang aking buhay (1959)
# Bakit may putik ang bulaklak (1959)
# Kasintahan sa pangarap (1959)
# Alaalang banal (1958)
... aka Sacred Memory (Philippines: English title: literal title)
# Reyna ng Vicks, Mga (1958)
... aka The Queens of Vicks (Philippines: English title)
# Beloved (1958)
# Kuwento ni Lola Basyang, Mga (1958)
... aka Mga kwento ni Lola Basyang (Philippines: Tagalog title)
# Hongkong Holiday (1957)
# Colegiala (1957)
# Sino ang maysala (1957)
# Miss Tilapya (1956)
... aka Miss Tilapya (Philippines: English title)
# Pagdating ng takipslim (1956)
# Teresa (1956) .... Teresa
# Vacacionista (1956)
# Mariposa (1955)
# Artista (1955)
# Hindi basta basta (1955)
# Hootsy kootsy (1955)
# Bim, Bam, Bum (1955)
# Kurdapya (1955)
# Despatsadora (1955)
# Dalagang Ilocana (1954)
# Pilya (1954)
# Anak sa panalangin (1954)
# Biyenang hindi tumatawa (1954)
# May umaga pang darating (1953)
# Apat na taga (1953)
... aka 4 na taga (Philippines: Tagalog title)
# Cofradia (1953) .... Lead role
# Mister Kasintahan (1953)
# Recuerdo (1953)
# Madame X (1952/I)
# Palasig (1952)
# Siklab sa Batangas (1952)
# Tres muskiteros (1951)
... aka 3 muskiteros (Philippines: Tagalog title: literal title)
... aka Three Musketeers (Philippines: English title: literal title)

# Bakasyonista (????)
# Pitong gabi sa Hong Kong (????)

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