Batuta ni Drakula (1971)- Stars Eddie Garcia, Panchito, Marilou Ver, Vina Morena, Vicky Sandoval, Pugak, Jerry Pons/ Directed by Luis San Juan
And here are some of Eddie's 'sexciting' movies and all the naughty titles---
Mag-asawa'y Di Biro... Huwag Iluwa Kung Mapaso (1976)- Stars Eddie Garcia, Gina Pareno, Daria Ramirez, Carmen Ronda and Marissa Delgado/ Directed by Jun Gallardo
Left- Atsay Killer (1984)- Stars Eddie Garcia, Panchito, Lorli Villanueva, Cachupoy/ with Jean Saburit, Azenith Briones, Ana Marie Gutierrez, Janice Jurado, Luisa Munoz and Pia Moran/ Directed by Angel labra
Right- Atsay Killer: Buti Nga Sa 'Yo (1984)- Stars Eddie Garcia, Panchito, Cachupoy, Fauzi Omar/ with Isabel Rivas, Barbara Luna, Julie Ann Fortisch, Donna Villa, Rosemarie de Vera/ Directed by Angel labra
Right- Atsay Killer: Buti Nga Sa 'Yo (1984)- Stars Eddie Garcia, Panchito, Cachupoy, Fauzi Omar/ with Isabel Rivas, Barbara Luna, Julie Ann Fortisch, Donna Villa, Rosemarie de Vera/ Directed by Angel labra
May Lamok sa Loob ng Kulambo (1984)- Stars Gloria Diaz, Amy Austria, Eddie Garcia, Tommy Abuel, Suzanne Gonzales/ Introducing Lyka Ugarte/ Directed by Danny L. Zialcita
Kapag Baboy ang Inutang (1984)- Stars Eddie Garcia, Ronaldo Valdez, Liza Lorena, Rey 'PJ' Abellana, Kristine Garcia, Ike Lozada, Dely Atay-Atyan, Tatlong Itlog/ Directed by Mauro Gia Samonte
Left- Matukso Kaya ang Anghel (1984)- Stars Eddie Garcia, Sarsi Emmanuelle, Coca Nicolas, Myra Manibog and Pepsi Paloma/ Directed by Leonardo L. Garcia
Right- Erpat Kong Forgets (1984)- Stars Eddie Garcia, Carmi Martin, Aga Muhlach, Janice de Belen, Arlene Muhlach, Tessie Tomas, Gary Lising, Lito Pimentel/ Directed by J. Erastheo Navoa
Right- Erpat Kong Forgets (1984)- Stars Eddie Garcia, Carmi Martin, Aga Muhlach, Janice de Belen, Arlene Muhlach, Tessie Tomas, Gary Lising, Lito Pimentel/ Directed by J. Erastheo Navoa
Left- Dumalaga (1984)- Stars Eddie Garcia, Barbara Luna, Raoul Aragonn, Marco Antonio and Emily Loren/ Directed by Mike Relon Makiling
Right- Public Enemy No. 2: Maraming Number Two (1985)- Stars Nida Blanca and Eddie Garcia/ Directed by Gene Palomo
Left- Mga Paru-Parong Buking (1985)- Stars Eddie Rodriguez, Eddie Garcia, George Estregan, Bernardo Bernardo/ with Susan Valdez, Liz Alindogan, Marilou Bendigo/ Directed by J. Erastheo Navoa
Right- Public Enemy No. 2: Maraming Number Two (1985)- Stars Nida Blanca and Eddie Garcia/ Directed by Gene Palomo
Left- Mga Paru-Parong Buking (1985)- Stars Eddie Rodriguez, Eddie Garcia, George Estregan, Bernardo Bernardo/ with Susan Valdez, Liz Alindogan, Marilou Bendigo/ Directed by J. Erastheo Navoa
Right- Stomach In Chest Out (1988)- Stars Eddie Garcia and Paquito Diaz/ with Melissa De Leon, Janice Jurado, Debraliz Valasote, Dexter Doria and Monica Herrera/ Directed by Junn P. Cabreira
Left- Patigasan... Ang Labanan (1990)- Stars Eddie Garcia and Joey Marquez/ with Monica Herrera, Myrna Castillo, Sheila Ysrael, Dinah Dominguez, Ilonah Jean and Lani Lobangco/ Directed by J. Erasteheo Navoa
Right- Nagmumurang Kamatis (1997)- Stars Eddie Garcia and Boots Anson-Roa/ with Wendell Ramos, Cita Astals, Bob Soler, Sharmaine Arnaiz, Michelle Parton, Lou Veloso/ Directed by Luciano B. Carlos
6 comments:
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Simon,
Eddie Garcia is a native of Casiguran, Sorsogon. Certainly, Sorsoganons are proud of him.
MANOY, is a Bicol word for KUYA. For females, it's MANAY, meaning ATE.
PASAWAY, is also an original Bicol word meaning nuisance. It's usually associated with rowdy kids.....
Auggie
Auggie:
Yes, you're right. He belongs to the AGRA family. I know his family because I made Casiguran as my vacation town when I was a child. This is also the town where the Escuderos and the Bilbaos are from.
There's another bicol word that Eddie made popular: PUDAY, which is of course, a slang for vagina. He's one naughty dude, I tell you.
:)
"MANOY, is a Bicol word for KUYA. For females, it's MANAY, meaning ATE." Thanks for clarifying,Auggie, but people thinks differently and associates it for something else, especially when Eddie G. says "Nagagalit na naman si 'Manoy.'" hahaha, all for fun!
Simon,
Eddie deviced probably a double entendre for Manoy. But it's respect for an older brother. Puday, is of course the female genitalia.
TIGBAK, is a word for dead animals.
PADI is the equivalent of the Tagalog word of PARE or ERAP. Madi is the female form.
Gurang is for senior citizens...
Auggie
Simon,
I first encountered Eddie Garcia in front of Sampaguita Pictures, on Gilmore Avenue, eons ago when I was a 14-year-old boy. A tall, gangly, really handsome, young mestizo-looking guy walked out of the Sampaguita gates. He hailed a passing passenger jeep and sat on the front seat where his tall, 6ft frame would have been most comfortable. That man was Eddie Garcia.
The most unforgettable line that he said in a movie was probably, and I can't remember exactly but I think it was Mga Ligaw na Bulaklak. In the scene he was an evil kontrabida who had kidnapped Cora played by Susan Roces, and was interrogating her as she was tied to a chair. Eddie Garcia looks at her in his most menacing look, and without batting an eye tells her: "Ang mga nagsisinungaling ay pinarurusahan ng Diyos, Cora." I thought this was the single most unforgettable line from the great Eddie Garcia. Not sure if he won a best supporting actor for that role, but then there were so many.
Rod
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