Friday, February 13, 2015

JM de Guzman (September 8, 1989)


JM de Guzman 


Juan Miguel Gob de Guzman (born September 8, 1989), popularly known by his screen name JM de Guzman, is a Filipino actor, mixed martial artist, model and singer. He is currently working as an exclusive talent of Star Magic.

JM de Guzman's mother is Han Carteciano Gob while his father is Ronniel De Guzman. JM started his career as a print and TV model. He was a cast in Ang TV 2 (as JM "Butik" de Guzman), where his batchmates include Shaina Magdayao and Denise Laurel. During his elementary and high school years, he studied at Lourdes School of Quezon City.

In 2005, he was accepted at the University of the Philippines in Diliman, where he took up Certificate in Theater Arts, majoring in Performance Studies. He apprenticed as an actor and production staff under the university's college-based theater group, Dulaang UP.

In 2006, he joined the UP Wrestling Club and eventually became its president and a decorated athlete. He won medals in various competitions sanctioned by the Wrestling Association of the Philippines, wherein he represented the UP Wrestling Club or the Quezon City Wrestling Team. In 2007, he won a silver medal for Quezon City during the Philippine Olympic Festival – National Capital Region qualifying round.

He also competed in amateur mixed martial arts (MMA) as representative of S.P.R.A.W.L. – MMA Team. He logged a 1–1 fight record: he lost his match in the 2007 URCC University and won in the 2009 S.P.R.A.W.L and BRAWL amateur MMA event.

He was also elected as the Deputy Grand Triskelion of the Tau Gamma Phi fraternity, UP Diliman chapter.

De Guzman auditioned and was later cast in the 2009 Cinemalaya film Last Supper Number 3. The independent film was where Direk Lauren Dyogi, business unit head of ABS-CBN. Dyogi found him and asked to audition for Midnight Phantom. He passed the audition and starred as the best friend of Rafael Rosell who plays the title role.

He was cast in the new PHR series Alyna and paired with his Midnight Phantom co-actor Charee Pineda who has been claimed having chemistry by the fans.

His biggest break so far is playing the lead role as Gabriel Maglayon, originally played by actor Rico Yan, in ABS-CBN's 2011 remake of Mula Sa Puso. Upon getting the role, De Guzman has proven that he is one of the most-promising young actors these days, as he also present a very good chemistry with the cast, especially with Lauren Young, who plays Via Pereira, his character's love interest in the series.

Now a contract artist of Star Magic, he played the lead role of "Angelito" in Angelito: Batang Ama, paired with Charee Pineda, which aired from November 2011 to April 2012. With the success of Angelito: Batang Ama, De Guzman was paired up again with Pineda for the follow-up teleserye entitled Angelito: Ang Bagong Yugto that aired from July 2012 to December 2012.

His last appearance in ABS-CBN in the 2015 romantic comedy series All of Me with Albert Martinez, Yen Santos and Arron Villaflor. De Guzman's Star Magic talent contract expired on November 16, 2015.

After a two-year hiatus, ABS-CBN promoted de Guzman's return starting December 6, 2017, before signing his contract to Star Magic. 

In February 2018, he became a member of the acoustic group ASAP Jambayan, replacing Kaye Cal who left the group after prior commitments.

In 2018, he was cast as leading man in PHR series Araw Gabi and paired with former Girltrends member Barbie Imperial who has been claimed having a strong chemistry with him, form a loveteam called "JuanBie" by fans.

On November 11, 2018, he interpreted Sa Mga Bituin Na Lang Ibubulong for Himig Handog 2018, composed by Kyle Raphael Borbon. However, due to sickness, he was unable to participate on the Grand Finals of Himig Handog 2018, being substituted by Jason Dy during the live finale performance on ASAP.

De Guzman is a cousin of fellow singer Klarisse de Guzman, first runner-up of The Voice of the Philippines (season 1).

In late 2013 to 2014, De Guzman underwent rehab due to drug abuse and entered a rehab facility for 17 months. Prior to that, he was in a relationship with actress Jessy Mendiola for 2 years. They broke up some time in 2013 citing De Guzman's drug abuse as the main contributor of the break-up.[4] The premature cancellation of his show Angelito: Ang Bagong Yugto was said to be caused by De Guzman's eventual erratic behavior on set. His supposed portrayal of Pedro Calungsod for the 2013 Metro Manila Film Festival entry film Pedro Calungsod: Batang Martir was also cancelled and was replaced by actor Rocco Nacino to take on the titular role.

In late 2014, after De Guzman's completion of his rehabilitation and a hiatus for over a year, he made a showbiz comeback and rekindled his relationship with Mendiola which lasted for 5 months before breaking up for the second time.[5] His reported problematic attitude on the set of the 2015 Metro Manila Film Festival entry Walang Forever led to his replacement in the movie by actor Jericho Rosales. 

In 2015, after a series of disturbing and cryptic messages posted on his Instagram account, De Guzman later apologized and stated via Instagram post that Mendiola was not the reason for their second breakup nor she and station ABS-CBN would be blamed for his recent actions and behavior. He further claimed that he has been recently struggling with anxiety attacks, depression and bipolar disorder.


Edgar Allan Guzman - Sa Yo (2014)



Marvic- May I have This Dance (1979)



Ang Pinakamagandang Hayop sa Balat ng Lupa (1975) - Vic Vargas & Gloria Diaz


Ang Pinakamagandang Hayop sa balat ng Lupa (1975) - Full Movie


























Wednesday, February 11, 2015

Mabuhay Singers - May Ibong Kakanta-Kanta (1973)


Sylvia La Torre - Granada (1958)

Alyas Big Time (1999) - Zoren Legaspi & Ana Capri



ALYAS BIG TIME
February 18 1999
Regal films
Zoren Legaspi ...
Ana Capri
Via Veloso
Brandon Ramirez
Dindo Arroyo
Dinky Doo Jr.
Rando Almanzor
Joanne Hernandez
Archie Ventosa
Allan Laceda
Mon Bernardo
Roland Falcis
Totoy Magno
Jack Falcis
Joe Lapid
Glenn Carpio
John Eramis
Rudy Castillo
Pilo Loreto
Nemie Samson
Lily Monteverde (executive producer)
Jaime Fabregas (music)
Eduardo Cabrales (cinematography)
Joven Tan (writer)
Pong Mercado (direction)

Baby Jane - Pananagutan (1979)


Reycard Duet - (KATABI KO'Y MAMAW) ALIS D'YAN (1967)




Haring Cobra (1951) - Rogelio dela Rosa & Lilia Dizon


Screen legend Rogelio dela 
Rosa played dual role in this exciting costume movie, as Felipe, a shipyard stevedore and as Haring Cobra, the deposed king. The scheming Haring Cobra hired the services of Felipe, his look-a-like, to double for him and devised a plan to reclaim his throne. Director Richard Abelardo, known for his terrific and superb camera works and visual effects, was able to put the two characters in a single frame perfectly. One wonders how he did it given the crude movie equipments he had during that time.


Haring Kobra is a costume epic, one of the countless produced in the early 1950s, revealing the Filipino's obsession with folklore and fantasy

Among the film's more interesting features is the dual role played by Rogelio dela Rosa, the matte paintings of a mythical Balinese kingdom executed by the film's director, Richard Abelardo, and the production and costume design by National Artist Carlos 'Botong' Francisco.



While working in a shipyard in Jolo, Felipe (Rogelio dela Rosa) is coerced by two henchmen of a deposed monarch, Haring Kobra, to accept a twofold mission - to impersonate him and kill the present usurper to the throne, his cousin, Rahmed (Jose Vergara) and thus stop the forthcoming marriage of Rahmed and the lovely Amahda (Lilia Dizon)


In a short flashback, Haring Kobra relates the events that led to his overthrow - how he was betrayed by Rahmed and together with his loyal aides, set upon a raft and left to drift aimlessly at sea; how he lost his right arm and instead of a hand, now has grotesque sharp steel 







Alma Bella



Alma Bella 

She starred in Punyal na Ginto, 

one of the earliest talkie in the then fledgling Philippine cinema.


Andres Centenera (1906-1976)


Filmography

1937 - Teniente Rosario
1938 - Alipin ng Palad (Sampaguita Pictures)
1938 - Dahong Lagas (Sampaguita Pictures)
1939 - Punit na Bandila(X'Otic)
1939 - Tatlong Pagkabirhen (X'Otic)
1939 - Ang Kaban ng Tipan (X'Otic)
1949 - Alamat ng Perlas na Itim (Lawin Pictures|Lawin)
1949 - Bulakenyo (Liwayway Films)
1950 - Siete Infantes de Lara (MC)
1950 - Genghis Khan(MC)
1951 - Sigfredo (Lebran)
1951 - Romeo at Julieta (Lebran)
1952 - Kalbaryo ni Hesus(Lebran)
1956 - Buhay at Pag-ibig ni Dr. Jose Rizal (Balatbat & Bagumbayan)
1957 - Kahariang Bato (Tamaraw Studios)
1958 - Kilabot sa Sta. Barbara (Tamaraw Studios)
1958 - Brides of Blood
1965 - Tagani
1965 - Once Before I Die
1968 - Brides of Blood
1968 - Escape to Mindanao
1971 - Beast of the Yellow Night
1972 - The Big Bird Cage
1973 - The Twilight People
1973 - Beyond Atlantis
1974 - Black Mamba
1975 - Banaue: Stairway to the Sky



Andres Centenera (1906 - )


Andres Centenera (1906 - 1976)


Andrés Centenera (1906 - 1976)  is a Filipino prewar character actor. He is the grandfather of famous Filipino singer Rafael Centenera. He continued to appear in movies up to the 1980s.
Andres Centenera, born in Goa, Camarines Sur. He was the son of Dona Rita Garchitorena and Don Candido Garcia Centenera. He was the grandson of Don Andres Garchitorena, member of Aguinaldo's Hong Kong Junta and Governor of Ambos Camarines.

Filmography

Nora Aunor - Ti Ayat Ti Meysa Nga Ubing (1972)



Conching Rosal - Lulay (1957)


Relly Coloma - Sa Libis ng Nayon (1968)



Relly Coloma - Bakya Mo Neneng (1970)