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[Title] => Mario Montenegro topbills Sampaguita’s war picture
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[Title] => Heroic roles for Mario Montenegro
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[Title] => Hindi Kita Anak: It's in the stars
[Summary] => The 1959 tearjerker Hindi Kita Anak was topbilled by a combination of LVN and Premiere stars, a rare occurrence during those times.
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[Title] => Gardo: Out of the boldwagon
[Summary] => Where do former sexy actors go when the bold tide ebbs, or when they simply want to change gears? Answer: They go to action films.
This is exactly what former Seiko stud Gardo Versoza is doing. At 32, Gardo rightly realizes the hunk roles are better left to the likes of Diether Ocampo and Carlos Agassi.
Gardo, who has been dubbed as the Brown Adonis, is happy and content playing a bang-bang kind of role as a prisoner released from jail with fellow inmate Kier Legaspi, in Regal Film’s Aagos ang Dugo.
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This is exactly what former Seiko stud Gardo Versoza is doing. At 32, Gardo rightly realizes the hunk roles are better left to the likes of Diether Ocampo and Carlos Agassi.
Gardo, who has been dubbed as the Brown Adonis, is happy and content playing a bang-bang kind of role as a prisoner released from jail with fellow inmate Kier Legaspi, in Regal Film’s Aagos ang Dugo.
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October 17, 2001 - 12:00am
