Viva Films is bringing back the sexy comedy film in the 80’s – Working Girls!
Reprising their original roles in the iconic film are Carmi Martin, Rio Locsin, Ma. Isabel Lopez and Gina PareƱo. Although Hilda Koronel and Baby Delgado are not returning in the said sequel, new characters will be introduced. The new working girls are Ruffa Gutierrez, Eula Valdez, Eugene Domingo, Cristine Reyes and Jennylyn Mercado.
To be helmed by Jose Javier Reyes, Working Girls 2010 is definitely one of the most exciting local movies to hit theaters next year.
Source: Showbiz News Ngayon
Site source: http://www.starmometer.com/2009/12/02/ruffa-gutierrez-cristine-reyes-eugene-domingo-jennylyn-mercado-to-star-in-working-girls-2010/
Here are the current rankings of the 8 MMFF movies at the box office according to the festival committee:
1. Ang Tanging Ina N’yong Lahat - 41 million pesos 2. Iskul Bukol… 20 Years After - 35.6 million pesos 3. Shake Rattle and Roll X - 22.9 million pesos 4. Baler - 15.2 million pesos 5. Desperadas 2 - 12.5 million pesos 6. One Night Only - 2.7 million pesos 7. Dayo - 2.2 million pesos 8. Magkaibigan - 1 million pesos
The total earnings of the festival for the first 2 days reached P133.7 million, 37% higher than last year.
The historical film "Baler" is the big winner at the 34th Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) awards night Saturday evening by taking home 10 trophies including Best Picture.
Baler also received the grade of “A” from the Cinema Evaluation Board and a commendation from the Department of Education.
The other MMFF entry that received an A grade from the CEB is Magkaibigan. But the Jinggoy Estrada starrer only managed to win 1 award courtesy of Christopher de Leon as Best Actor. Shake, Rattle and Roll X, Desperadas 2, Iskul Bukol 20 Years After and Tanging Ina N’yong Lahat each won 1 award, too.
Dayo, on the other hand, grabbed 4 trophies while One Night Only won 2 awards coutesy of Manilyn Reynes for Best Supporting Actress and Joey Reyes for Best Story.
For the first time in years, the Best Float was scrapped from the awards line-up.
Here is the complete list of winners:
34th MMFF Award Winners
Best Picture: Baler Best Director: Mark Meily (Baler)
Best Actress: Anne Curtis (Baler)
Best Actor: Christopher De Leon (Magkaibigan)
Best Screenplay: Baler
Gatpuno Antonio Villegas Cultural Award: Baler
Best Supporting Actress: Manilyn Reynes (One Night Only)
Best Supporting Actor: Philip Salvador (Baler)
2nd Best Festival Picture: Tanging Ina N'yong Lahat
3rd Best Festival Picture: Iskul Bukol 20 Years After
Best Cinematography: Lee Meily (Baler)
Best Production Design: Aped Santos (Baler)
Best Editing: Danny Anonuevo (Baler)
Best Visual Effects: Robert Quilao (Dayo: Sa Mundo ng Elementalia)
Best Musical Score: Jessie Lasaten (Dayo: Sa Mundo ng Elementalia)
Best Theme Song: "Lipad" by Jessie Lasaten and Artemio Abad Jr., performed by Lea Salonga (Dayo: Sa Mundo ng Elementalia)
Best Sound: Albert Idioma and Wally Dellosa (Dayo: Sa Mundo ng Elementalia)
Best Original Story: Jose Javier Reyes (One Night Only)
Best Child Performer: Robert Villar (Shake, Rattle, and Roll X)
They are back! The hip, fearless half-sisters of Regal Entertainment’s Desperadas reunite in the highly-anticipated and much awaited sequel – Desperadas 2 - bigger and funnier than what the movie audience fell in love with one year ago.
Ruffa Gutierrez, Rufa Mae Quinto, Iza Calzado, Marian Rivera along with their fifth long-lost sister, Ogie Alcasid bring another hilarious and bigger treat to everyone who has followed and still yet to find out the life story of the Desperadas sisters.
The new film catches up with the eventful lives of Ruffa (Isabella), Rufa Mae (Patricia), Iza (Stephanie), Marian (Courtney) and Ogie (Luga Luda) who share an unbreakable bond as half-sisters. The five are brought together by the love and affection they hold for each other.
Desperadas 2 is one of Regal Entertainment’s official entries to the Metro Manila Film Festival under the helm of award-winning director Joel Lamangan and penned by scriptwriter Roy Iglesias. The film brings a deeper and closer peek into the different issues and personal struggles of the five sisters as they cope with life’s endless ups and downs.
Ruffa Gutierrez gives life to Isabella, who, at present is a successful entrepreneur of beauty products. Despite her thriving business, Isabella gets entangled in a big scandal that will change her life instantly.
Rufa Mae Quinto is Patricia, an easy-going woman who has a politician-boyfriend played by the handsome actor, Christian Vasquez. Patricia feels she has no problems at all until a revelation of having a corrupt partner surprises her.
Iza Calzado portrays the role of Stephanie, who now has a kid and experiences post-partum blues. In the midst of her marital woes, Stephanie turns to her sisters and seeks their help and advice.
Marian Rivera is Courtney, an accomplished and chic fashion designer who is married to basketball star Patrick (Will Devaughn). Unknown to Courtney, she has a stalker played by Alex Castro.
Lastly, Ogie Alcasid plays the role of Luga Luda, the Kwelali Princess who happens to be the long-lost half-sister of the Isabella, Patricia, Stephanie and Courtney. Despite being physically-absent in the lives of her half-sisters, Luga Luda manages to develop a special bond and friendship with the four Desperadas.
Desperadas 2 brings together some of the country’s most talented and stylish showbiz personalities today with Ruffa Gutierrez, Rufa Mae Quinto, Iza Calzado, Marian Rivera and Ogie Alcasid – in exceptional roles that will definitely make the audience laugh, cry and get a huge dose of pure entertainment this holiday season.
A bigger, better and funnier Desperadas awaits everyone this December. Make way for the funkier ladies in Desperadas 2 and share in the belief that in this world, all we need is LOVE!
Desperadas 2 for the Metro Manila Film Festival 2008 awards. Desperadas 2 is actually a sequel to the first movie, Desperadas and stars the same set of character from Ruffa Mae Quinto, Ruffa Gutierrez, Marian Rivera and Iza Calzado. This is a Regal Entertainment feature and directed by the critically acclaimed Joel Lamangan.
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