+ Follow ROBERT CAMPOS Tag
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[Title] => Von Serna with a cobra as ‘ally’
[Summary] => The ’60s saw the emergence of Spanish and American mestizos in showbiz, among them Von Serna, Bernard Bonnin, Eddie Gutierrez, Robert Campos, Bob Soler, Jose Mari, Ronald Remy, Dante Rivero, Lou Salvador Jr., Ross Rival, Willie Sotelo and Romano Castellvi.
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[AuthorName] => Danny Dolor
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[Title] => Luz Valdez: Winning the game of life
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Her name (in gay lingo) became synonymous with losing, but now, Luz Valdez is a winner. She will receive the Philippine Movie Press Club’s Ading Fernando Lifetime Achievement Award to be held at the UP Theater tonight, and telecast on RPN-9.
Luz – Milagros Bernardo in real life – was born on Sept. 9, 1940. In 1957, wanting to help her parents financially, she applied at the top three film studios of that era: LVN Pictures, Sampaguita Pictures and Premiere Productions.
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[AuthorName] => Mario E. Bautista
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ROBERT CAMPOS
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[Title] => Von Serna with a cobra as ‘ally’
[Summary] => The ’60s saw the emergence of Spanish and American mestizos in showbiz, among them Von Serna, Bernard Bonnin, Eddie Gutierrez, Robert Campos, Bob Soler, Jose Mari, Ronald Remy, Dante Rivero, Lou Salvador Jr., Ross Rival, Willie Sotelo and Romano Castellvi.
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[Title] => Luz Valdez: Winning the game of life
[Summary] => Her name (in gay lingo) became synonymous with losing, but now, Luz Valdez is a winner. She will receive the Philippine Movie Press Club’s Ading Fernando Lifetime Achievement Award to be held at the UP Theater tonight, and telecast on RPN-9.
Luz – Milagros Bernardo in real life – was born on Sept. 9, 1940. In 1957, wanting to help her parents financially, she applied at the top three film studios of that era: LVN Pictures, Sampaguita Pictures and Premiere Productions.
[DatePublished] => 2003-10-11 00:00:00
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The ’60s saw the emergence of Spanish and American mestizos in showbiz, among them Von Serna, Bernard Bonnin, Eddie Gutierrez, Robert Campos, Bob Soler, Jose Mari, Ronald Remy, Dante Rivero, Lou Salvador Jr.,...
