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“CINEMABUHAY and STUDIO 5 are not happy with the nomination process,” Banaga said.
“The big question here is -- How could the director of a RATED A movie not even get a nomination? Rosario got highly rated by the Cinema Evaluation Board composed of movie experts... who were the judges of the filmfest? And how could the MMFF change their rulings and just announce the top 3 nominees when in the past years all entries had nominations in each category? When did they change that ruling, overnight lang? We are not saying Ai Ai is not deserving of the award but how can Jennylyn not be nominated at all? Hindi ba siya as deserving as Ai Ai? Disappointing!”
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The biggest winner that night, however, was Comedy King Dolphy. He was not around, however, to accept both his Best Supporting Actor award for “Rosario” and Best Actor award for RVQ Productions' “Father Jejemon.”
The audience was rather perplexed over the first announcement. Not many knew he was in the Mercado movie.
“Hindi lang siya guest star sa pelikula, he is the storyteller of the whole film. Siya ‘yong batang lumaki later,” volunteered Cabaldo-Bañaga.
It was director Frank Gray, Jr. who accepted the Best Actor award for Dolphy.
“Alam na naman natin, may sakit pa siya. Hindi siya puwede sa maraming tao,” said Gray, who is Dolphy’s nephew.
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Masayang nag-text si Albert Martinez para ibalitang graded A ng CEB o Cinema Evaluation Board ang Rosario, ang unang pelikulang dinirehe niya at entry sa Metro Manila Film Festival.
“PG 13” o “Parental Guidance” without cuts naman ang classification nito sa MTRCB (Movie Television Review and Classification Board), kaya hindi lang si Albert ang masaya, kundi ang buong Team Rosario.
Sa “A” grade at “PG-13” without cuts classification ng pelikula, magbago sana ang desisyon ni Albert na matagal pa bago siya magdirek uli ng pelikula. Curious ang tao sa susunod niyang project.
Siguradong tuwang-tuwa ang buong cast ng Rosario, sa pangunguna nina Jennylyn Mercado, Yul Servo, Sid Lucero at Dennis Trillo, sa magandang balitang ito at dapat lang na ma-promote nang husto ang pelikula.
Samantala, pinaaabangan ni Albert ang float ng movie sa Parade of Stars sa December 24.
“You should see it, it will set the trend next year. Magugulat na lang ang mga tao, ayaw kong sabihin kung magkano ang budget ng Cinemabuhay at Studio 5 para roon.”
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“PG 13” o “Parental Guidance” without cuts naman ang classification nito sa MTRCB (Movie Television Review and Classification Board), kaya hindi lang si Albert ang masaya, kundi ang buong Team Rosario.
Sa “A” grade at “PG-13” without cuts classification ng pelikula, magbago sana ang desisyon ni Albert na matagal pa bago siya magdirek uli ng pelikula. Curious ang tao sa susunod niyang project.
Siguradong tuwang-tuwa ang buong cast ng Rosario, sa pangunguna nina Jennylyn Mercado, Yul Servo, Sid Lucero at Dennis Trillo, sa magandang balitang ito at dapat lang na ma-promote nang husto ang pelikula.
Samantala, pinaaabangan ni Albert ang float ng movie sa Parade of Stars sa December 24.
“You should see it, it will set the trend next year. Magugulat na lang ang mga tao, ayaw kong sabihin kung magkano ang budget ng Cinemabuhay at Studio 5 para roon.”
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Magandang balita kina Jennylyn Mercado at Dennis Trillo pati na rin sa Cinemabuhay at Studio 5 ang pagpayag ng GMA Network na mag-promote sila sa mga shows ng GMA 7 ang pelikula nilang Rosario na entry sa 2011 Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF). Nasa Party Pilipinas sila this Sunday at makakapagsimula na siguro silang mag-promote.
Pero hindi sila papayagang mag-promote sa shows ng TV5 dahil pareho silang may exclusive contract sa Channel 7.
Ang ganda ng sagot ni Dennis nang tanungin namin kung gaano kaganda ang Rosario. “Kasingganda ni Jennylyn” ang sagot nito, sabay tingin sa GF.
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