THE SEVENTIES # 540: ALONA ALEGRE (IN THE TITLE ROLE), ANDY POE, PAQUITO DIAZ, MAX ALVARADO, ROMY DIAZ, LITO ANZURES IN "DIWATA NG KAGUBATAN" (1972)

"Diwata ng Kagubatan " (1972)

AA Productions

Release Date 1972

Cinematography Louie Chiong

Music Levi Celerio

Direction Alex Sunga

Cast Alona Alegre (in the title role), Andy Poe, Paquito Diaz, Max Alvarado, Romy Diaz, Lito Anzures/ Also Starring Pedro Faustino, Ross Oracion, SOS Daredevils

THE SEVENTIES # 527: JUN ARISTORENAS, ALONA ALEGRE, MAX ALVARADO IN "BATAS, BILIS AT BABAE" (1972)

"Batas, Bilis at Babae" (1972)

Topaz Film Productions

Release Date November 25, 1972/ Regency, Capitol, Grand

Story and Screenplay Bert Mendoza

Cinematography Jojo Sangco

Music Demet Velasquez

Produced by Jun Dominguez

Direction Jun Gallardo

Cast Jun Aristorenas, Alona Alegre, Max Alvarado/ Also Starring Rocco Montalban, Andres Centenera, Joaquin Fajardo, Leon Pajaron, Sancho Tesalona, Edgar garcia, Roger Saulog and Larry Silva/ Featuring Robert Rivera, Raul Salvador and Jose Garcia/ In a special roles- Omar Camar and Jess Vargas/ Guest Star- Carmina Perez

THE SEVENTIES # 511: ROBERTO GONZALEZ AND ALONA ALEGRE, WITH MAX ALVARADO, EVA LINDA, DICK ISRAEL, FRANKIE NAVAJA, JR. IN "ANG BOXER AT ANG SEXY" (1972)

"Ang Boxer at ang Sexy" (1972)

AA Productions

Release Date August 10, 1972

Screenplay R. Oracion

Cinematography L. Chiong

Direction Leroy Salvador

Cast Roberto Gonzalez, Alona Alegre/ Also Starring Max Alvarado, Eva Linda, Dick Israel and Frankie Navaja, Jr./ Co-starring Rosa Mia, Prospero Luna and Jose Padilla, Jr.

THE SEVENTIES # 501: RAMON REVILLA (IN THE TITLE ROLE), GLORIA ROMERO, ALONA ALEGRE, ROSEMARIE GIL, ROBERT JAWORSKI, MICHAEL MURRAY, MANOLO ROBLES AND MAX ALVARADO IN "NARDONG PUTIK (KILABOT NG CAVITE)" (1972)

"Nardong Putik (Kilabot ng Cavite)" (1972)

Cavite Pictures, Inc.

Release Date July 14, 1972

Screenplay Greg Macabenta

Director of Photography Nonong Rasca

Music Dr. Moises Medina

Direction Tony Cayado

Cast Ramon Revilla, Gloria Romero, Alona Alegre, Rosemarie Gil, Robert Jaworski, Michael Murray, Manolo Robles and Max Alvarado/ Special Guest stars in alphabetical order- Dolphy, Marissa Delgado, Tony Ferrer, Eddie Garcia, Luis Gonzales, Teroy de Guzman, Panchito, Rizza, Ric Rodrigo/ with actual participation of Vice Governor Dominador Camerino, Judge Abraham Alagar, Sgt. Matados, Paranas, Palileo, Cruz, Quimlat and Cavite PC soldiers 

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Movie-Time Magazine/ April 15, 1972 issue

THE SEVENTIES # 498: FERNANDO POE, JR., BOOTS ANSON-ROA, ALONA ALEGRE, PAQUITO DIAZ AND MAX ALVARADO IN "SANTO DOMINGO" (1972): A HIGH ADVENTURE MOVIE/ FPJ AT HIS FIGHTING BEST/ Re-posted

Santo Domingo was adjudged the top grosser in the 7th Manila Film Festival and child star Frankie Navaja, Jr. was awarded the festival's Best Child Performer. Based from a komiks serial created by Pablo S. Gomez, the movie starred Da king, Fernando Poe, Jr. under Celso Ad. Castillo direction.

"Santo Domingo" (1972)
FPJ Productions
7th Manila Film Festival Entry
Serialized in United Komiks
Story Pablo S. Gomez
Screenplay Fred Navarro
Cinematography Sergio Lobo
Music Restie Umali
Direction Celso Ad. Castillo
Cast Fernando Poe, Jr., Boots Anson-Roa, Alona Alegre, Paquito Diaz and Max Alvarado/ Also Starring Lito Anzures, Bruno Punzalan, Vic Varrion, Johnny Long, Robert Talby, Belo Borja, Luis Benedicto, Nonoy de Guzman and Frankie Navaja, Jr./ Featuring Jun Mariano



"Santo Domingo"
Nobela ni Pablo S. Gomez
Guhit ni Alex Nino
Serialized in United Komiks

Synopsis: A band of ruthless, marauding pirates led by Carbungco (Max Alvarado) and Tuta (Paquito Diaz) siege the monastery in the coastal town of Santo Domingo killing most of the priests except for three. The pirates temporarily took control of the place to cool off after a spate of killings and lootings.

Vener (Fernando Poe, Jr.), a fisherman in the nearby town, recovered a dead body of a slain priest and feared that something wrong was going on at the monastery. Vener had a score to settle with the pirates when his family and some of his town mates were brutally killed when he was young. He still vividly remembered the menacing face of Carbungco.

Vener sailed to Santo Domingo and was able to penetrate the island killing some of the pirates guarding the island. As he was hiding, he accidentally punched Loreta (Boots Anson-Roa) which he mistook her as one of the pirates. Loreta had a young brother named Punggi (Frankie Navaja, Jr.), a mischievous, wandering kid. Vener introduced himself to Loreta and Punggi and told them that the monastery was under siege.

Vener devised a plan on how to get inside the monastery. He needed the help of the town folks but with no guns and only bolos, he gave up the plan… and also help from the authority would take 5 days. He decided to do it alone.

Disguised as a priest, he entered the monastery. However, his plan backfired. He was nabbed and captured. Unknowingly, Punggi was in tow, and was able to enter the monastery in a secret passage. With Punggi’s help, Vener was able to escape. He held Carbungco hostage and freed the priests and the women hostages. With Carbungco as hostage, they were able to get out of the monastery unharmed. Tuta was pleased of the result as he was able to get rid of Carbungco and assumed power.

On the other hand, Loreta was kidnapped by Tuta’s men and when Vener learned about this, he went back to the monastery. Punggi showed him the secret passage.

This time, the town folks, all armed with bolos, stormed the monastery. Fights ensued as the town folks subdued the pirates. Vener, in turn, was able to save Loreta from Tuta’s hands. However, Carbungco, at this time escaped, but the avenging Vener was able to corner him in the coastline and killed him.

The band of pirates headed by Carbungco (Max Alvarado) and Tuta (Paquito Diaz) landed at the monastery of Santo Domingo.

Carbungco grilled the monks at the monastery

Carbungco's men

The town folks of Santo Domingo led by Loreta (Boots Anson-Roa) paid a visit at the monastery bringing with them foods and offerings.

Vener (Fernando Poe., Jr.) recalled how his family were brutally killed by Carbungco and his men.

Vener explained his mission to Loreta

Vener and Punggi (Frankie Navaja, Jr.)

Loreta concerned on Vener's safety

The monastery located near the coastline of Santo Domingo

Vener, disguised as priest, went to the monastery

Carbungco and his men dressed in monk's attires



Vener is surrounded and captured...



and Loreta, too...



The fight to the end between Vener and Carbungco

---Lobby cards and stills from the movie---

THE SEVENTIES # 482: VIC VARGAS, ALONA ALEGRE, EDDIE GARCIA, ZANDRO ZAMORA AND A MYSTERIOUS SUPERSTAR (AS ANDREA) IN "HALIK NG VAMPIRA" (1972)

"Halik ng Vampira" (1972)

AA Productions

Release Date June 10, 1972

Cinematography Joe Batac, Jr.

In Charge of Production Chi Salvador

Music Pablo Vergara

Story, Screenplay and Direction Jose Flore Sibal

Cast Vic Vargas, Alona Alegre, Eddie Garcia, Zandro Zamora and a Mysterious Superstar (as Andrea)/ Also Starring Venchito Galvez/ Featuring Wendy Green, Lorna/ Guest star- Ross Rival

THE SEVENTIES # 467: VIC VARGAS, ALONA ALEGRE, EVA LINDA IN "MAY LIHIM ANG GABI" (1972)

"May Lihim ang Gabi" (1972)

Magnolia Film Productions

Released thru Prudential Films

Release Date May 1, 1972/ Crown, Cubao Cinema

Cinematography Fortunato B. Bernardo

Music Ernani Cuenco

Story, Screenplay and Direction Armando Garces

Cast Vic Vargas, Alona Alegre, Eva Linda/ Also Starring Joaquin Fajardo, Leon Pajaron, Steve Alcarado, Manding Rinio, Carlo Grande, Buddy Salvador, Nap Tort, Jimmy dela Fuente, Ronald Gomez, Armie Soriano, Francisco Cruz, Justina David

THE SEVENTIES # 459: VIC VARGAS, ALONA ALEGRE, PAQUITO DIAZ, REX LAPID, LARRY SILVA IN "ALAS NA OROS" (1972)

"Alas na Oros" (1972)

Northern Star Productions

Release Date April 20, 1972/ Center

Serialized in Pinoy Komiks

Story Marcial Buanno

Cinematography Joe Batac, Jr.

Music Pablo Vergara

Produced by Victorina

Executive Producer Jerry Singson

Screenplay and Direction Armando A. Herrera

Cast Vic Vargas, Alona Alegre, Paquito Diaz, Rex Lapid, Larry Silva/ Also Starring Vic Varrion, Ross Rival, Bert Olivar, Angel Confiado, Jack Montes, Carlo Grande and Ruel Vernal/ Featuring Liza Robles, Sionie Silva, Pinky Lapid/ In a very special role- Gina Alonzo

Movie Time Magazine/ April 15, 1972 issue

THE SEVENTIES # 399: GEORGE ESTREGAN, ROMY DIAZ AND ALONA ALEGRE IN "DUROG" (1971)

"Durog" (1971)

Emar Pictures

Release Date December 11, 1971

Cinematography Narciso Magcalas

Music Ernani Cuenco

Story and Direction Armando A. Herrera

Cast George Estregan, Romy Diaz and Alona Alegre/ Also Starring Angelo Ventura, June Keithley, Pinky Gomez and Monette Veloso/ Introducing Marilou Matti

THE SEVENTIES # 391: TONY FERRER (AS AGENT X-44) AND ALONA ALEGRE IN "THE STRATEGIST" (1971)

"The Strategist" (1971)

Tagalog Ilang-Ilang Productions

Release Date November 21, 1971

Story and Screenplay Greg Macabenta

Music Carding Cruz

Direction Abraham Cruz

Cast Tony Ferrer (as Agent X-44), Alona Alegre/ Also Starring Victor Bravo, Joe Sison and the SOS Daredevils/ Featuring Marikit Liwanag

THE SEVENTIES # 353: GLORIA ROMERO, ROSANNA ORTIZ, ALONA ALEGRE, EDDIE GARCIA, RONALDO VALDEZ, ARNOLD MENDOZA IN ISHMAEL BERNAL'S "DALUYONG!" (1971)

"Daluyong!" (1971)

Topaz Film Productions

Release Date September 1, 1971

Story Armando Garces

Screenplay Greg Macabenta

Cinematography Delfin Carretas

Music Restie Umali

Producer Jun Dominguez

Direction Ishmael Bernal

Cast Gloria Romero, Rosanna Ortiz, Alona Alegre, Eddie Garcia, Ronaldo Valdez, Arnold Mendoza/ Also Starring Ellen Esguerra, Subas Herrera, Ernie Zarate/ Featuring George Sison, Ding Tuazon, Rudy Seranilla, Adul de Leon, Loida Bryant, Becky Obligacion, Rosemarie Nelle and Boy Lara/ Guest stars- Renato Robles, Erlinda Vergel

THE SEVENTIES # 322: SAJID KHAN, MARITESS REVILLA AND CHIQUITO IN "THE PRINCE AND I" (1971)/ GEORGE ESTREGAN, ALONA ALEGRE, EDDIE GARCIA AND ED FINLAN WITH AMALIA BRAZA (IN HER FIRST STARRING ROLE) IN "THE SUPERSTAR" (1971)

"The Prince and I" (1971)

Tower Productions

Release Date June 25, 1971

Direction F. H. Constantino

Cast Sajid Khan, Maritess Revilla and Chiquito

"The Superstar" (1971)

Tower Productions

Release Date June 25, 1971

Direction Armando Garces

Cast George Estregan, Alona Alegre, Eddie Garcia and Ed Finlan with Amalia Braza (in her first starring role)

THE SEVENTIES # 313: ALONA ALEGRE, PHILIP GAMBOA, ERLINDA VERGEL, BEBONG OSORIO IN MARS RAVELO'S "DESGRACIADA" (1971)

"Desgraciada" (1971)

Topaz Film Productions

Release Date June 18, 1971

Story Mars Ravelo

Screenplay Greg B. Macabenta

Cinematography Max dela Pena\Music Tito Arevalo

Direction Roger C. Vivero

Cast Alona Alegre, Philip Gamboa, Erlinda Vergel/ Also Starring Bebong Osorio, Rebecca Gonzales, Matimtiman Cruz, Patria Plata and Tony Villar/ Co-starring Venchito Galvez, Angel Confiado, Ding Tuazon, Edgar Garcia, Sancho Tesalona, Jimmy dela Fuente, PMP Commandos

THE SEVENTIES # 227: TITO GALLA, EDDIE GARCIA AND ALONA ALEGRE (IN HER FIRST AND MOST DARING ROLE) AS "NYMPHO" (1971)

"Nympho" (1971)

Topaz Film Productions

Release Date February 10, 1971/ Forum,Grand, Gaiety, Capitol

Cinematography Tommy Marcelino

Screenplay Greg B. Macabenta

Music Ernani Cuenco

Story and Direction Armando Garces

Cast Tito Galla, Eddie Garcia and Alona Alegre (in her first and most daring role)/ Also Starring Amor de Dios, Rosa Rodriguez, Suzanne Carrol, Monette Veloso, Alice Recto, Christine Hoffman, Anna Rosinni and Jenn Gipson/ Co-starring Nanding Tuazon, Edgar Garcia, Greg Guerrero, Ronald Gomez, Romy Nario, Fred Esplana and the SOS Daredevils/ Featuring Roberto talabis, Romy Diaz, Jose Morelos/ with Ric Manrique singing the theme song "Gaano Ko Ikaw Kamahal"

THE SEVENTIES # 81: VILMA SANTOS, EDGAR MORTIZ, ESPERANZA FABON, ROMY MALLARI, VICTOR WOOD AND ALONA ALEGRE IN "LOVE LETTERS" (1970)

"Love Letters" (1970)

Tagalog Ilang-Ilang Productions
Manila Film Festival Entry

Release Date June 14, 1970/ Center

Story and Screenplay Felipe Baron

Music Danny Subido

Direction Abraham Cruz

Cast Vilma Santos, Edgar Mortiz, Esperanza Fabon, Romy Mallari and Alona Alegre/ Baby de Jesus, Bobby Roldan and Victor Wood/ Also Starring Baby Alcaraz, Cloyd Robinson, Ernie Vega, Dell Martin, Wilma Landicho, Azucena Guevarra/ Featuring Norma Blancaflor, Jose Villafranca, Ven Medina

THE SEVENTIES # 26: EDDIE PEREGRINA, ALONA ALEGRE, VILMA SANTOS, EDGAR MORTIZ, ESPERANZA FABON IN "SONGS AND LOVERS" (1970)

"Songs and Lovers" (1970)

Tagalog Ilang-Ilang Productions

Release Date February 22, 1970/ Globe

Story Felipe Baron and Henry Cuino

Music Danny Subido

Direction A, Gregorio

Cast Eddie Peregrina, Alona Alegre, Vilma Santos, Edgar Mortiz, Esperanza Fabon/ Also Starring Fred Panopio, Thelma Kennedy, Romy Mallari, The Blinkers, Cecilio cas, Boy Alcaido, Buddy Yap, Oscar Oson/ Featuring Pauline Sevilla (Queen of Visayan Songs)

THE SIXTIES # 1332: EDDIE FERNANDEZ (IN THE TITLE ROLE), ALONA ALEGRE, PAQUITO DIAZ, VON SERNA, VERNA GASTON, AGNES MORAN AND STELLA SUAREZ IN "KUMANDER BALISONG" (1969)

"Kumander Balisong" (1969)

Perlas Productions
For its Initial Offering

Release Date February 22, 1069/ Globe

Music Raul T. Silos

Story and Direction Armando Garces

Cast Eddie Fernandez (in the title role), Alona Alegre, Paquito Diaz, Von Serna, Verna Gaston, Agnes Moran, Victor Bravo, Danny Rojo and Stella Suarez/ Featuring Jose Padilla, Jr., Norma Blancaflor, Rocco Montalban, Doming Viray and Manolo Noble

THE SIXTIES # 1213: ROBERTO GONZALEZ AND EDDIE FERNANDEZ, WITH ALONA ALEGRE, HELEN THOMPSON, LYN D'ARCE AND GINA ALONZO IN "BATTLE OF CHAMPIONS" (1968)

"Battle of Champions" (1968)

Fe'Mil Productions

Release Date May 19, 1968/ Dalisay

Music Tito Arevalo

Producer Femy Rillo

Direction Armando A. Herrera

Cast Roberto Gonzalez and Eddie Fernandez/ Also Starring (in special participations) Alona Alegre, Helen Thompson, Lyn D'Arce and Gina Alonzo/ Co-starring Bert Martinez, Ponga, Charlie Mendez, Bino Garcia, Val Ancheta, Mar Quijano, Pepito Garcia, Angel Casaje and Nort Nepomuceno/ with Ariston Bautista, nardo Casero, Eddie Gallegos, Eddie Dee, Johnny Carranza, Frank Zarate, Tony Nepomuceno, Jun Santos, Mat Lazaro, Tony Villar

THE SIXTIES # 1169: JESS LAPID AND EDDIE FERNANDEZ, WITH ALONA ALEGRE, REBECCA ROCHA, LYN D'ARCE AND ELVIE GONZALES IN "JOURNEY TO HELL (THE LUCKY 9 COMMANDOS)" (1968)

"Journey to Hell (The Lucky 9 Commandos)" (1968)

Fe'Mil Productions

Release Date February 21, 1968/ Center

Story and Screenplay Henry Cuino

Music Tito Arevalo

Producer Femy Rillo

Direction Armando A. Herrera

Cast Jess Lapid, Eddie Fernandez, Alona Alegre, Rebecca Rocha, Lyn D'Arce and Elvie Gonzales/ Also Starring Nort Nepomuceno, Bert Martinez, Ponga, Bino Garcia, Charlie Mendez, Val Ancheta and Fred Santos/ with Mar Quijano, Benny Mallari, Sancho Tesalona, Carlos Diaz, Rudy Gaco, Esther Vizconde, Carolyn Lee and Angel Casaje/ Guest stars- Prospero Luna, Mat Lazaro, Menggay and Silvio Ramiro (in a very special role)

THE SIXTIES # 1164: JOSEPH ESTRADA, JESS LAPID, JING ABALOS , WITH ALONA ALEGRE, ROGER CALVIN AND EDDIE GARCIA IN "KILLER PATROL" (1968)

"Killer Patrol" (1968)

Lea Productions

Release Date February 9, 1968/ Dalisay

Cinematography Conrado Baltazar

Music Tony Maiquez

Story and Direction Augusto Buenaventura

Cast Joseph Estrada, Jess Lapid, Jing Abalos/ Also Starring Alona Alegre, Roger Calvin, Mila Montanez, Rocco Montalban, Larry Silva, Ruben Ramos and Eddie Garcia