A biopic movie based on the titular figure.
Philippines Philippines
Fernando Poe Jr. Sharmaine Arnaiz Jing Abalos Boy Alano Eddie Arenas Jun Aristorenas Dindo Arroyo Elmer Banaag Tony Bernal Jackie Castillejos Rez Cortez Renato Del Prado Paquito Diaz Errol Dionisio Rudy Dominguez Gerald Ejercito Jorge Estregan Jigo Garcia Marco Polo Garcia Rosemarie Gil Rene Hawkins Dick Israel Teresa Loyzaga Tony Mabesa Rudy Meyer Ernie Ortega Robert Ortega Joey Padilla Dawnlyn Piette Suzette Ranillo Delia Razon Danny Riel Dante Rivero Romy Romulo Lily-Rose Marco Salvador Maita Sanchez Bob Soler Carmelita Stuart Eddie Tuazon Vic Varrion Ruel Vernal Johnny Vicar Gammy Viray Dedes Whitaker Zandro Zamora Ernie Zarate Danny Labra Polly Cadsawan
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