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Si Popeye, atbp (1973) Online
1973 Ariel Ureta Aurora Pijuan Angie Ferro Ishmael Bernal Joey Gosiengfiao
Original Title :
Si Popeye, atbp
Genre :
Movie / Comedy
Year :
1973
Directror :
Ishmael Bernal,Joey Gosiengfiao
Cast :
Ariel Ureta,Aurora Pijuan,Angie Ferro
Writer :
Elwood Perez,Elwood Perez
Type :
Movie
Rating :
6.1/10

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Si Popeye, atbp (1973) Online

Cast overview, first billed only:
Ariel Ureta Ariel Ureta - Popeye
Aurora Pijuan Aurora Pijuan - Olive Oyl
Angie Ferro Angie Ferro - (episode one) (Popeye)
Orestes Ojeda Orestes Ojeda - (episode one) (Popeye)
Omar Camar Omar Camar - (episode one) (Popeye)
Danny Torrente Danny Torrente - (episode one) (Popeye)
Nena Perez Rubio Nena Perez Rubio - (episode one) (Popeye)
Palito Palito - (episode one) (Popeye)
Anthony Abad Anthony Abad - Introducing (episode one) (Popeye)
Celia Rodriguez Celia Rodriguez - (episode two) (Dracula)
Maricru Del Gallego Maricru Del Gallego - introducing (episode two) (Dracula)
Lillian Laing Lillian Laing - (episode two) (Dracula)
Angelito Angelito - (episode two) (Dracula)
Louie Acosta Louie Acosta - (episode two) (Dracula)
Rod Dasco Rod Dasco - (episode two) (Dracula)


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Oveley

" Popeye " was a vintage Filipino Film directed by the late great director Ishmael Bernal in 1972. I've actually seen this one on local Philippine TV. Veteran actor Ariel Ureta plays a mustachioed Popeye character who dates a girl named Olive Oyl, fights a guy named Bluto, eats spinach and even steals a Mercedes-Benz in one scene. This was a comedy film which contained a lot of slapstick humor. Movie was filmed in color and was shown in the popular Filipino movie houses around mid to late 1972. Ariel Ureta was later known as a game show host and made a lot of television commercials. Movies like these may never be seen again. The Filipino film archives should show at least 300 vintage movies per year. There were a lot of well- made Filipino movies from the 1940's to the 1970's. Some of them were filmed in black and white.