"Ice Cream" - The Charice Pempengco Story - Maalaala Mo Kaya
2 comments Posted by Ethanne at Sunday, July 27, 2008
Charice, like anyone, experienced life's ups and downs, but now, she is up and going. Numerous international exposures and various guestings only shows that Charice is gearing towards stardom.
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Also starring in this episode are:
Carl John Barrameda
Jairus Aquino
Jacob Dionisio
Chris Villanueva
Jet Paz
Pen Medina
Ces Quesada
Directed by Jerry Lopez Sineneng.
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Main Characters:
Bea Alonzo - Adela
Mara Schnikta - Abby
Liza Lorena - Rose
James Blanco - Miguel
Melissa Ricks - Monique
Adela came from a big family, and to help support them financially, she accepted an offer to be a maid in Manila. The family she will be working for is well known in that area, and they are hiding a secret to protect their family's name. Rose's daughter Monique bore a child out of marriage and the father left them. Adela became the child's "yaya".After a few months Adela's feelings for the child developed, and she seem to care for her more than the child's real mother. When Adela heard the baby's first word, she vowed to herself to take care of this child like a mother.
Adela has seen the growth of Abby - she was with her all the time. Adela met Miguel in a mall during Abby's birthday, and from there on Miguel continuously courts Adela.
But all things have its ups and downs, and the time came for Abby to know the real situation.
But Abby was raised by Adela with so much love that it wasn't that hard for Abby to accept the real fact. At first it was difficult, but Abby had to accept it. Eventually the two parted ways, and Adela had a family of her own with Miguel.
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"Taxi" - Maalaala Mo Kaya with Gabby Conception
0 comments Posted by Ethanne at Saturday, May 03, 2008
The story is about Bert (Gabby Conception), a family of two kids and married to Lani (Ana Capri). He is the driver of a rich businessman named Federico (Tirso Cruz III), while his wife also works for Federico's family as a maid. Federico is so rich he can do anything. He is not contented with his wife Chona (Rio Locsin) and wants a younger and fresher woman. Federico was given one by the manager of their favorite bar, and her name was Magnolia (Johanna Villeta). Bert is so obedient to his boss that he always kept secret these "monkey business" of Federico. In return, he receives some monetary allowance for his own use.The problem started when Chona saw a card in their car. She confronted her husband Federico. Federico then secretly confronted Bert and told him to admit that the card was for Bert and not for him. The situation worsened as Federico ordered Bert to admit that Bert has a girl, and he gave his girl a condo unit to live, and all those things which Bert didn't actually did. Bert's wife was around when that happened and witnessed all the twist. Lani decided to stay away from Bert with the kids.
But after some months Chona got the strength to fight against his husband and decided to fly abroad. Bert accompanied them to the airport and didn't returned to Federico. He went to his wife Lani to patch things up, and Lani gave Bert another chance.
Now Bert works as a taxi driver. He had the Prince of Saudi as passenger once, and was given the chance to work in Riyadh. As a twist of fate, Bert accidentally bumped a dirty fellow, and as he approached the man, it was actually his former boss Federico.
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"Dalandan" - Maalaala Mo Kaya with Regine Velasquez
0 comments Posted by Ethanne at Monday, February 25, 2008
Also starring:
Albert Martinez
Mickey Ferriols
Christian Vasquez
Alwyn Uytingco
Jill Yulo
Celine Lim
Angeline Gonzales
AJ Perez
Gab Drilon
Dianne Medina
Soliman Cruz
Ruby Lemor
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So far "Rehas" has won four awards from local and international award-giving bodies, and as of press time, an international nomination for the New York Festival next year.
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