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Think again.  Here is a man who turned down 12 movie offers to reprise his role as a call boy in Lino Brocka’s groundbreaking Tubog sa Ginto.


"The choice was between being true to my craft or prostituting myself.  I felt accepting the offers will mean repeating my role.  So I turned them all down," O’Hara explains.  


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Mario O’Hara: A passion that refuses to die

November 29, 2003 - 12:00am

Mario O’Hara has always been an artist. He’s the type of person for whom the craft has no price tag. Dangle a big, fat sum before him, and you think he’ll lunge at it the way ordinary mortals would? Think...

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