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Tuesday, April 1, 2008

BIDANG BIDA SI MAX ALVARADO!

"Alias Chain Gang" (1967)-Stars Max Alvarado in his first starring role, Lourdes Medel, Lucita Soriano and Jing Abalos/ Directed by Ben Feleo

"Durango" (1967)- Stars Max Alvarado, Anna Gonzales, Miriam Jurado, Marissa Delgado and Stella Suarez/ with Victor Bravo, Joe Sison, Vic Andaya/ Directed by Leody Diaz


Max Alvarado
(February 19, 1929- April 6, 1997) was a FAMAS award-winning Filipino film actor known mainly by his portrayals of villains in a career that spanned 6 decades.

Alvarado was born Gavino Maximo Teodosio in Manila. In his youth, he was a member of street gangs, as well as an itinerant manual laborer..

Alvarado broke into films in 1948 as a bit player in Halik sa Bandila. Soon after, he was frequently cast as a villain in films produced by Premiere Production and its sister company, the Larry Santiago Productions, as well as People’s Pictures. He first gained critical notice in the 1953 film Ang Sawa Sa Lumang Simboryo directed by Gerry De Leon. For that role, he garnered a FAMAS Best Supporting Actor nomination. Ultimately, Alvarado was nominated for 5 FAMAS Best Supporting Actor nominations, winning the trophy in 1971 for Ang Kampana ng Sta. Quiteria.

Alvarado was also nominated for a FAMAS Best Actor award in 1968 for Tatak Sakramentos. Beginning in 1967 with Alyas Chain Gang, Alvarado was cast in leading roles even as a romantic lead, despite his swarthy and somewhat villainous appearance. Alvarado also showcased his versatility by sometimes playing gay roles, such as in the 1978 film Gorgonia.

As a villain, Alvarado was frequently cast opposite the heroic roles of Fernando Poe, Jr. Among his best remembered parts in that vein was as Lizardo, the arch-enemy of the Panday character portrayed by Poe.

Towards the end of his life, Alvarado became a commercial endorser for Maxx candy. He died from heart failure in 1997.

Source: Wikipedia
More on Max Alvarado

"Pambraun" (1967)- Stars Max Alvarado, Lucita Soriano, Marissa Delgado, Joy Del Sol and Natalia Crisandra/ Directed by Rod Navarro


"Eagle Commandos" (1967)- Stars Zaldy Zshornack, Max Alvarado, Mel Francisco and Bernard Belleza/ Directed by Jose Miranda Cruz


"Dugay na sa Maynila" (1968)- Stars Max Alvarado, Tugak, Pugak, Toto, Pabo, Tintoy, Pepot and Cachupoy/ Directed by Luis San Juan


"Liquidation Squad" (1969)- Stars Roberto Gonzales, Max Alvarado, Mel Francisco, Sofia Moran and Eva Marie/ Directed by Cesar Gallardo

"Godiva" (1969)- Stars Bernard Belleza, Rosanna Ortiz and Max Alvarado/ Directed by Chito Tapawan

"Totoy Guwapo" (1970)- Stars Max Alvarado, Verna Gaston, Eva Marie, Dolly Fuentes and Diana Dean/ Directed by Chito B. Tapawan


"Queen of the Wild Bunch" (1970)- Stars Divina Valencia, Dante Varona, Rex Lapid, Eddie Garcia and Max Alvarado/ Directed by Santiago Garcia

"Baldo is Coming" (1971)- Stars Max Alvarado, Tugak, Pugak, Jerry Pons, Tintoy, Aruray, Pabo, Fred Panopio and Marissa Delgado/ Directed by Efren Pinon

"Liezl at ang 7 Hoods" (1971)- Stars Ana-Lissa, Max ALvarado, Jerry Pons, Dencio Padilla, Martin Marfil and Alvaro Muhlach/ Directed by Fely Crisostomo

"Ga[n]gsters Daw Kami" (1971)- Stars Max Alvarado, Tugak, Pugak, Tintoy, Teroy de Guzman, Aruray, Pabo, Fred Panopio and Marissa Delgado/ Directed by Efren Pinon

"Jail Break" (1972)- Starring Max Alvarado, Rizza, Pugak, Johnny Monteiro, Pabo, Ric Bustamante, Bruno Punzalan, Carlos Diaz and Roldan Rodrigo/ Directed by Efren Pinon

"Sa Jeepney ang Hirap, Sa Goodtime ang Sarap" (1972)- Stars Divina Valencia, Rod Navarro, Marissa Delgado and Max Alvarado/ Directed by Nilo Saez

"Gorgonya" (1978)- Stars Max Alvarado, Lorna Tolentino, Allan Valenzuela, Manny Luna, Charlie Davao, Ike Lozada/ Directed by Romy Villaflor


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