PHOTOGRAPHS BY CESAR HERNANDO AT CCP, JULY 15- AUGUST 28 (2011)

Opening on July 15 is a photo exhibit of Cesar Hernando, UP CFA professor and noted production designer and filmmaker titled "Mula sa mga ANINONG GUMAGALAW - Behind the Scenes 1971-2001" at the Bulwagang Fernando Amorsolo (Small Gallery). The exhibit will be ongoing till August 28. Admission is free…

On the set of "Sister Stella with Director Mike de Leon giving last minute instruction to Vilma Santos and Laurice Guillen. (Photo by Cesar Hernando)

MARCH 13, 1981: THE DEATH OF "BEN TUMBLING"; RECREATED IN FILM STARRING LITO LAPID

"Ben Tumbling: A People's Journal Story" (1985)- Stars Lito Lapid, Vivian Velez, Chralie Davao, George Estregan, Raoul Aragonn, Deborah Sun/ with Rodolfo 'Boy' Garcia, Bomber Moran, Dick Israel, Suzanne Gpnzales, Lucita Soriano, Philip Gamboa, Romy Diaz, Renato Del Prado, Amay Bisaya/ Directed by Diego Cagahastian

Benjamin Garcia or Ben Tumbling (1957-81) was only 23 when he was shot and killed in an ambush set up by police operatives led by Intelligence Chief Vicente Vinarao.

Ben Tumbling, who hails from Malabon, derived his nickname from his earlier job as a movie stuntman. An expert in karate, he was said to have incredible acrobatic abilities, a talent helped him make quick getaways from arresting policemen.

It was said that Ben’s hatred with police started with a traumatic brutallity he experienced. He was heavily tortured by arresting policemen as a juvenile delinquent. His head was hit hard by a chair, dunked in toilet bowl and his genitals electrocuted. Reports said that all this torture might have forgiven by Ben but what drove him for really hatting policemen of Malabon was when some of them raped his young wife.

He was later involved in robberies, car jacking and drug trafficking. In a matter of months, 7 policemen were shot dead, their guns taken from them. Because of this attacks, Ben Tumbling was now high up on the police’s “Most Wanted” list.

Malabon Police were now afraid of him.

Ben’s friends and neighbors received gifts from him. Those in dire needs suddenly received cash from him. It is easy to see why poor communities of Malabon saw Ben Tumbling as a hero, not as a criminal. When he was shot dead by policemen on Friday the 13th of March 1981, poor people of Malabon wept openly.

Source: http://matibay-thewayilookatit.blogspot.com/

Malabon Cemetery

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CHIQUITO IN ANOTHER TWO PINOY WESTERN SPOOFS: "KULOG AT KIDLAT" (1965) AND "KALOG AT KIDLAT" (1982)

Left- "Kulog at Kidlat" (1965)- Stars Dolphy and Chiquito/ with Eva Darren, Rubirosa, Maya Fuentes, Gloria Domingo, Rolly Aquino, Tony Villar, Gerry Villamor and Boy Chico/ Directed by Artemio Marquez

Right- Kalog at Kidlat" (1982)- Stars Chiquito and Jun Aristorenas/ Directed by Jose "Pepe' Wenceslao

CHIQUITO IN TWO WESTERN SPOOFS: "ARIZONA KID" (1970) AND "KAWAWANG KOBOY" (1983)

I love the artworks of these two Pinoy western spoofs starring comic icon Chiquito.

"Arizona Kid" (1970)- Stars Chiquito, Mmie Van Doren, Gordon Mitchell, Marela Branger and Bernard Bonnin/ Directed by Luciano B. Carlos

"Kawawang Koboy" (1983)- Stars Chiquito, Carmi Martin, Pia Moran, Paquito Diaz, Romy Diaz, Rodolfo 'Boy Garcia, Renato del Prado, Ruben Rustia, Fred Panopio, Tatlong Itlog and Cachupoy/ Directed by Angel Labra

"PAMILYA DIMAGIBA" (1982)

Big names in sports, boxing icon Gabriel 'Flash' Elorde, basketball superstars Freddie Webb, Atoy Co and Abe King, appeared together in a riotous 1982 movie, "Pamilya Dimagiba." Sharing top billings were Andy Poe, Efren Reyes, Jr. and Paquito Diaz under Manuel 'Fyke' Cinco direction.

THE OFFICIAL "RONWALDO REYES RETROSPECTIVE" POSTER

Cinemalaya Foundation, Cultural Center of the Philippines, Society of Filipino Archivists for Film, FPJ Productions, Inc., and San Miguel Corporation present the RONWALDO REYES RETROSPETIVE: A Tribute to National Artist Fernando Poe, Jr. It will be held from July 18 to July 24 (2011) at CCP.

Official Poster/ Courtesy of SOFIA

FPJ AS D'LANOR AND RONWALDO REYES--- FILM RETROSPECTIVE AT CCP, JULY 18 to 24 (2011)

Special Retrospective and tribute to National Artist Fernando Poe Jr. with a unique focus on the man as filmmaker — as D'Lanor and Ronwaldo Reyes/ at the Cultural Center of the Philippines/ from July 18 to 24 (2011)

Complete screening schedule and details below--

Gala: "MATIMBANG ANG DUGO SA TUBIG" (1967) -Invitational 18 July/Monday, 6:15pm at the Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (Little Theatre)

"ANG PANDAY" (1980) 19 July/Tuesday, 12:45pm at the Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre)

"SAN BERNARDO" (1966) 20 July/Wednesday, 12:45pm at the Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre)

"BARIL SA AKING KAMAY" (1966) 21 July/Thursday, 12:45pm at the Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre)

"TATLONG HARI" (1968) 22 July/Friday, 12:45pm at the Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre)

"ALUPIHANG DAGAT" (1975) 23 July/Saturday, 12:45pm at the Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre)

"ANG PADRINO" (1984) 23 July/Saturday, 3:30pm at the Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre)

"ISANG BALA KA LANG!" (1983) 24 July/Sunday, 12:45 pm at the Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre)

"LANGIT AT LUPA" (1967) 24 July/Sunday, 3:30pm at the Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre)

For more info, please call CCP Marketing at 832 1125 locals 1405 or 1803

FPJ: THE MAN BEHIND THE CAMERA

A Special Retrospective and tribute to National Artist Fernando Poe Jr. with a unique focus on the man as filmmaker — as D'Lanor and Ronwaldo Reyes — will be held on July 18 to 24 during the 2011 Cinemalaya. Screening schedule and details on my next post.

FPJ's Directorial Works:

1. San Bernardo (FPJ/ 1966)- D’lanor

2. Hanggang May Buhay (FPJ/ 1966)- D’lanor
3. Baril sa aking Kamay (FPJ/1 966)- D’lanor
4. Matimbang and Dugo sa Tubig (FPJ/ 1967)- D’lanor
5. Langit at Lupa (FPJ/ 1967)- D’lanor

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6. Tatlong Hari (FPJ/ 1968)- D’lanor
7. El Nino (FPJ/ 1968)- D’lanor
8. 14 (All Stars Inc./ 1969)- D’lanor
9. Fastbreak (FPJ/ 1971)- D’lanor
10. Bugoy (FPJ/ 1971)- D’lanor
11. Berdugo (FPJ/ 1972)- D’lanor
12. Ang Agila at ang Araw (FPJ/ 1973)- Ronwaldo Reyes
13. Alupihang Dagat (FPJ/ 1975)- Ronwaldo Reyes
14. Pagbabalik ng Lawin (FPJ/ 1975)- Ronwaldo Reyes
15. Andalucia (Lea/ 1976)- Ronwaldo Reyes
16. Tatak ng Tundo (FPJ/ 1978)- Ronwaldo Reyes
17. King (FPJ/ 1978)- Ronwaldo Reyes
18. At Muling Nagbaga ang Lupa (FPJ/ 1979)- Ronwaldo Reyes
19. Ang Agila at ang Falcon (FPJ-Margarita/ 1979)- Ronwaldo Reyes and Armando Herrera
20. Ang Panday (FPJ/ 1980)- Ronwaldo Reyes
21. Ang Maestro (FPJ/ 1981)- Ronwaldo Reyes
22. Ang Pagbabalik ng Panday (FPJ/ 1981)- Ronwaldo Reyes
23. Ang Panday, Ikatlong Yugto (FPJ/ 1982)- Ronwaldo Reyes

24. Isang Bala Ka Lang (FPJ/ 1983) -Ronwaldo Reyes
25. Umpisahan Mo Tatapusin Ko (FPJ/ 1983)- Ronwaldo Reyes
26. Ang Panday, Ikaapat na Yugto (FPJ/ 1984)- Ronwaldo Reyes
27. Ang Padrino (FPJ/ 1984)- Ronwaldo Reyes
28. Muslim Magnum .357 (EDL Prod/ 1986)- Ronwaldo Reyes
29. Kapag Lumaban ang Api (Lea/ 1987)- Ronwaldo Reyes
30. Ako ang Huhusga, Kapag Puno na ang Salop, Part 2 (FPJ/ 1989)- Ronwaldo Reyes
31. Batas ng 45 (Hiba FarEast Film Int’l/1991)- Ronwaldo Reyes

32. Isang Bala Ka Lang, Part 2 (FPJ/ 1993)- Ronwaldo Reyes
33. Hindi Pa Tapos ang Laban (Viva Films/ 1994)- Ronwaldo Reyes
34. Ang Probinsyano (FPJ/ 1996)- Ronwaldo Reyes
35. Hagedorn (FPJ/ 1996)/ Merdeka Film)- Ronwaldo Reyes
36. Eseng ng Tundo (FPJ/ 1997)- Ronwaldo Reyes
37. Pagbabalik ng Probinsyano (FPJ/ 1998)- Ronwaldo Reyes
38. Ang Dalubhasa (Millennium/ 2000)- Ronwaldo Reyes
39. Batas ng Lansangan (Maverick Films/ 2002)- Ronwaldo Reyes
40. Ang Alamat ng Lawin (FPJ/ 2002)- Ronwaldo Reyes

CHARITO SOLIS IN "BUDDHA" (1962)

In 1962, Charito Solis appeared in an international movie, Buddha, directed by a noted Japanese filmmaker Kenji Misumi, dubbed as Cecile B. de Mille of Japan.

REMEMBERING LALAINE BENNETT CIRCA 1963

Lalaine Betea Bennett, the fresh doll faced Miss Philippines of 1963 won the hearts of the Filipino people when she made them experience the first taste of success in an international pageant with her 3rd Runner-up finish at the Miss Universe Contest. She made her mark in the pageant when she delivered her speech in her native tongue instead of in English. (wikipilipinas)

1963 — Miss Philippines Lalaine Betia Bennett, a 19 year-old, 5’9” tall American mestiza from Bayombong, Nueva Viscaya, left Manila on June 29, 1963 for Tokyo and stayed there for a week to fulfill some engagements before proceeding to Honolulu and San Francisco. She was among the first 13 official delegates to arrive in Miami Beach, Florida. Lalaine, who measured an impressive 35-23-36, placed third runner-up to Ieda Maria Vargas of Brazil. She married her official escort in the pageant, Felix Skievasky, a US Naval Officer of Polish-Filipino descent, on Sept. 7, 1964 at the San Marcelino Church in Manila. Felix died in a plane crash in 1973. (Ricardo Lo)

(photos- http://haringnegros.blogspot.com)

Ms. Bennett also tried acting, her first movie was in 1962, via Ligaw na Daigdig opposite Ronald Remy and Willie Sotelo.This was before her successful foray in the Miss Universe pageant in 1963. She made two more, Dear Eddie (1963) and Lalaine, Mahal Kita (1964) pairing her with Mario Montenegro. Her acting career was cut short in 1964 when she got married.

"Ligaw na Daigdig" (1962)- Stars Ronald Remy, Willie Sotelo and Introducing Lalaine Bennett/ with Alfonso Carvajal, Jose Vergara, Bert Olivar, Edith Bailey, Ding Tello/ Directed by Jose Miranda Cruz

"Dear Eddie" (1963)- Stars Charito Solis, Eddie Ilarde, Gloria Sevilla, Lalaine Bennett, Justina David, Rafael Jimenez, Romeo San Jose and Renato Robles/ Featuring Pepe Pimentel, Leila Benitez, Bobby Ledesma & Eddie San Jose/ Directed by Tommy C. David

"Lalaine Mahal Kita" (1964)- Stars Mario Montenegro, Eddie Ilarde, Lillian Leonardo, Toto , Pilita Corrales, Ken Loring, Edna Rossana and Lalaine Bennett (in the title role)/ Directed by Armando de Guzman

THE PINOY "SAMURAI" CIRCA 1968-69

"Karate, Samurai at Pg-ibig" (1968)- Stars Roberto Gonzalez, Rolando Gonzalez, Eddie Torrente, Manuel Camar, Gigi Emperial, Ernesto Almanza and Magna Gonzales/ Directed by Solano Gaudite

"Flame of the Samurai" (1969)- Stars Eddie Torrente, Rossana Marquez, Joaquin Fajardo, Steve Alcarado, Alex Flores, Leon Pajaron/ Introducing Chiqui Santos, Ernie Ortega, Eddie Gallegos/ Directed by Fernando Torrente

"Hari ng Samurai" (1969)- Stars Tony Ferrer, Eddie Garcia, Perla Bautista, Johnny Monteiro, Marissa Delgado, Victor Bravo, Arlene del Rio, Joe Sison/Special Participation of Jose Padilla, Jr., Rocco Montalban, Ruben Ramos, Joaquin Fajardo/ Directed by Leody M. Diaz

"Mga Kidlat Kung Lumaban (The Queens of the Samurai)"/ 1969- Stars Dante Varona, Rossana Ortiz, Marissa Delgado, Philip Gamboa, Lilian Ramos, Jesette Prospero, Johnny Monteiro, Rocco Montalban, Protacio Dee/ Directed by Hector Molina

"The Samurai Fighters" (1969)- Stars Jun Aristorenas, Robin Aristorenas, Max ALvarado, Nort Nepomuceno, Eddie Torrente, Randy Pimentel, Ben Bernal, Rudy Gamboa, ALdo Cruz and Tony Villar/ Directed by Junar

"Samurai Master" (1969)- Stars Jun Aristorenas, Imelda Ilanan, Robin Aristorenas, Lori Hunter, Gina Stuart, Jimmy Javier, Larry SIlva, Joaquin Fajardo, Aldo Cruz And Danny Rojo/ Directed by Junar

"The Magic Samurai" (1969)- Stars Roberto Gonzales, Johnny Monteiro, Dencio Padilla, Joaquin Fajardo, Rocco Montalban, Rudy Dominguez, Greg lansang, Jun Santos, Lope Policarpio, Ernie Ortega/ Directed by Leody M. Diaz

THE PINOY "THREE MUSKETEERS"

Alexandre Dumas' The Three Musketeers have been adapted into local screen countless times--- "Tres Muskiteros" (1951); "Tres Muskiteras" (1954); "Tres Mosqueteros" (1960); "3 Musketeras" (1964) and " Si Ako at ang Tres Moskiteros" (1982).

"Tres Muskiteros" (1951)- Stars Oscar Moreno, Fred Montilla, Cesar Ramirez, Tessie Quintana, Norma Vales Myrna Delgado, Carmencita Abad, Van de Leon/ Directed by Nardo Vercudia


"Tres Muskiteras" (1954)- Stars Cesar Ramirez, Myrna Delgado, Norma Vales, Ric Rodrigo, Aruray, Bayani, Precy Ortega/ Directed by Nardo Vercudia


"Tres Mosqueteros" (1960)- Stars Pancho Magalona, Pugo, Lopito, Bentot, Eddie Rodriguez, Lita Gutierrez, Luz valdez, Liza Moreno, Jose Vergara/ with Alfonso Carvajal, Naty Bernardo, Kulas Kaltas, Tony Dantes, Miguel Lopez, Miniong Alvarez/ Directed by Tony Santos


"3 Musketeras" (1964)- Stars Amalia Fuentes, Liza Moreno, Maggie dela Riva and Bernard Bonnin/ with Johnny Monteiro, Lauro Delgado, Joe Arce, Testie Sandel, Fred Oaram/ Directed by Tony Cayado


"Si Ako at ang Tres Moskiteros" (1982)- Stars Tito, Vic & Joey and Maria Teresa Carlson/ with Nova Villa, Romy Diaz, Rodolfo 'Boy' Garcia, Don Pepot, Balot, Robert Rivera, Freddie Poe, Amay Bisaya, Richie d' Horsie/ Directed by Bobby Santiago

THE 60s: THE DECADE OF PINOY "WESTERN"

Efren Reyes Sr. started it all and Fernando Poe, Jr. popularized it.

Efren Reyes Sr., according to his son, Efren Jr. pioneered the so-call Pinoy Western in Philippine movies, when his father did Bandido in 1950. His colleagues then were reluctant and were not sold to the idea of doing the said movie because they saw it unrealistic as there were no cowboys in this country. The movie later turned out to be a big box-office hit that started the western genre in Philippine cinema.

It was Fernando Poe Jr. who popularized the genre in 1960 when he starred in Markado. He followed this up with a series of films--- Rancho Grande, Tatlong Baraha, Dakilang 9, Baril sa Baril, Pasong Diablo, Hari sa Barilan, Bilis ng Kamay, Angkan ng Matatapang, Baril na Ginto, San Bernardo, Baril sa Aking Kamay, Hanggang May Buhay, among others. However, he was best remembered as the fast-drawing gunslinger named “Daniel Barrion."

The 60s was the peak decade for Pinoy western--- other action stars followed the trend--- Jess Lapid, Sr. made numerous western movies during his brief stint at the top and was popular among his fans as "Kardong Kidlat" and "Leon Guerrero", Jun Aristorenas also made a name as “Tigre”, Tony Ferrer as "Markong Bagsik," and many more.

An article by Uro dela Cruz on Pinoy western---

…Then, one of the new matinee idols got out of urban Manila and rode on a horse into a mythical Filipino landscape — the Filipino Western. All conflicts became classic conflicts, the fight between good and evil, freedom against bondage. Those problems we understood. We had also grown up with Francisco V. Coching’s timeless komiks world of the lone warrior and seeing one come to life on the silver screen was sheer magic. The cinematic Pinoy cowboy was Fernando Poe Jr. as Daniel Barrion. Immediately we became his fans, even if he himself took his sweet time to establish, in a series of films, the distinctive persona that became a legend: soft-spoken, unassuming, clear-headed in the face of all kinds of adversity and always willing to sacrifice his own safety to save someone else’s life. It was this FPJ that at least two generations of Pinoys growing up from the 1960s to the 80s would admire: the hero who would never start a fight or be provoked into one, and who would even allow himself to be ground to the ground, to the point where the audience would already be begging, please fight back. And that would be the only time that he would. (http://www.pcij.org/imag/PublicEye/panday.html)

"Bandido" (1950)- Stars Efren Reyes, Virginia Montes, Enrico Pimentel, Fred Santos/ Directed by Ramon Estella


"Markado" (1960)- Stars Fernando Poe, Jr., Lyn D'Amour, Rocky Rogers, Rosanna Recto, Mario Barri, Patricia Mijares, Joe Sison, Elvira Reyes/ with Vicente Liwanag, Martin Marfil, Bert Olivar/ Directed by Mario Barri


"Ubos-Lakas!" (1961)- Stars Jose Padilla'Jr., Gloria Sevilla, Edita Clomera and Rodolfo Garcia/ with Oscar Roncal, Lina Carino, Ramon D'Salva, Nello nayo, Bert Olivar, Vicente Liwanag, Ponga, Luis San Juan, Henry Duval/ Directed by Felix Villar


"Lalaban Kami" (1961)- Stars Pugo, Bentot, Mila Ocampo, Johnny Reyes, Caridad Sanchez, Miguel Lopez, Pabo Zapata, Gerry Gabaldon/ Directed by Tino Garcia


"Kambal na Baril" (1962)- Stars Romeo vasquez, Bernard Bonnin, Max Alvarado, Jess Lapid, Rosario Del Pilar, Arnold Mendoza and Lilia Dizon & Cecilia Lopez/ Directed by Alex M. Sunga


"Barilan sa Baboy- Kural" (1962)- Stars Dolphy & Panchito, Jose Mari, Jean Lopez, Katy dela Cruz, Wing Duo, Chichay/ with Rodolfo 'Boy' Garcia, Lucien Pan, Jaime Javier, Pamboy/ Directed by Carlos Vander Tolosa


"3 Desperados" (1963)- Stars Chiquito, Berting Labra, Jerry Pons, Edita Clomera, Vic Andaya, Tony Blade, Bert Martinez/ Directed by Sol Gaudite

"Daniel Barrion" (1964)- Stars Fernando Poe, Jr., Johnny Monteiro, Lito Anzures, Bert Olivar, Nello nayo, Pablo Virtuoso, Dencio Padilla, Jay Ilagan, Victor Bravo, Avel Morado, Vic Varrion, Larry Silva and Paquito Diaz/ Featuring Nova Villa/ Directed by Efren Reyes


"Simbangis ng Tigre" (1964)- Stars Amalia Fuentes, Bernard Bonnin, Van de Leon, Carol varga, Chichay, Rodolfo 'Boy' Garcia, Apeng Daldal/ Directed by Tony Cayado


"Kardong Kidlat" (1964)- Stars Jess Lapid, Max Alvarado, Mila Montanez, Bert Olivar, Victor Bravo, Manolo Robles, Ezar Visenio, Bruno Punzalan, Nort Nepomuceno, Greg Lansang and Rod Navarro/ Introducing Divina Valencia/ Directed by Armando Garces


"Dugong Tigre" (1964)- Stars Jun Aristorenas, Eddie Garcia, Max Alvarado, Victor Bravo, Rocco Montalban, Gina Laforteza, Rosario Del Pilar and Tony Ferrer/ Directed by Armando Garces


"Hari sa Lahat" (1964)- Stars Paquito Diaz and Joe de Castro/ with Yolanda Guevarra, Ollie de la Pena, Jose Vergara, Vicente Liwanag, Vince Juarez, Paquito Salcedo, Miguel Lopez/ Directed by Pablo Santiago

"Markong Bagsik" (1964)- Stars Tony Ferrer, Divina Valencia, Eddie Garcia, Max Alvarado, Rod Navarro, Rosario Del Pilar, Bruno Punzalan, Ezar Visenio/ Directed by Armando Garces


"Tatlo sa Tatlo" (1965)- Stars Jess Lapid, Tony Ferrer, JunAristorenas, Eddie Garcia, Max Alvarado, Rod Navarro, Divina Valencia, Elena Razon, Natalia Crisandra/ Directed by Armando Garces


"Sa Baril Magtuos" (1965)- Stars Bob Soler, Henry Duval, Jerry Pons, Carlos Padilla, Jr., Carlos Salazar, Bert Olivar, Manolo Robles, Luis Florentino, Gabriel Paile & Boy Alvarez/ with Diane Balen, Norma Ledesma, Tres Rosas & Vilma Santos/ Directed by Ronald Remy


"Magkakapatid na Jesse at James" (1965)- Stars Nida Blanca, Chiquito, Val Castelo, Rodolfo 'Boy' Garcia, Elena Razon and Stella Suarez/ Directed by F.H. Constantino

"Darmo Solo" (1965)- Stars Paquito Diaz, Tito Galla, Vic Diaz, Jose Romulo, Joji Crespo, Arsenio Alonzo, Margie Tanquintic, Paquito Salcedo, Angel Buenaventura and Nemia Velasco/ Directed by J.M. Dagumboy


"Guns of Billy the Kid" (1967)- Stars Romano Castellvi, Imelda Ilanan, Fe Galvez, Rolly Aquino, Fred Santos, Jr., Val Magno, Jose Garcia, Lyn D' Arce, Ben Peralta, Angel Casaje, Carlos Diaz, Angel Confiado/ Directed by Luis San Juan


"7 Bullets for Gringo" (1967)- Stars Vic Vargas, Dindo Fernando, Juvy Cachola, Shirley Moreno, Maria Victoria, Rey Tomenes, Jose Morelos, Renato del Prado, Venchito Galvez, Jaime Javier, Willie Dado, Pablo Raymundo, Verna Gaston/ Directed by Marcelino Navarro


"Hangganan ng Matatapang" (1967)- Stars Efren Reyes, Perla Bautista, Van de Leon, Johnny Monteiro and Ronaldo Valdez/ Directed by Rey Amigo

"Da Best in Da West' (1967)- Stars Dolphy, Divina Valencia, Panchito, Rod Navarro, Dolphy, Jr., Bayani Casimiro, Georgie Quizon, Marissa Delgado, Gina Stuart/ Directed by Romy Villaflor


"The Son of Dyango Meets Dorango Kid" (1967)- Stars Bino garcia, Eli Salas, Renato del Prado, Apeng Daldal, Popoy, Anna Ledesma and Merle Fernandez/ Directed by Wilthor

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


"Leon Guerrero: Laban sa 7 Kilabot" (1968)- Stars Jess lapid, Eddie garcia, Joe Sison, Martin Marfil, Abelardo Cortez, Rocco Montaban, Nort Nepomuceno and Johnny Monteiro/ with Sofia Moran, Maya Fuentes, Agnes Moran, Mona Morena & Cora Varona/ Directed by Cesar Gallardo


"Mekeni's Gold" (1969)- Stars Dolphy, Panchito, Rod Navarro, Verna gaston and Rossana Marquez/ with Teroy de Guzman, Ponga, Pugak, Jose Padilla, Jr., Ben Perez, Nello nayo, Bino Garcia & Menggay/ Directed by Luis San Juan

"Pagtutuos ng Dalawang Panginoon" (1969)- Stars Zaldy Zhornack, Vic Vargas, Shirley Gorospe, Daisy Romualdez, Johnny Monteiro, Jose Villafranca, Rocco Montalban, Ruben Ramos, Willie Dado/ Directed by Tony Cayado