Mara Clara newest cast members

Main cast

• Kathryn Bernardo as Mara del Valle
• Julia Montes as Clara David

] Extended cast

• Bobby Andrews as Amante del Valle
• Dimples Romana as Almira del Valle
• Ping Medina as Kardo
• John Manalo as Erris
• Albie Casiño as Christian
• Chokoleit as CG
• Mylene Dizon as Susan David
• Jhong Hilario as Gary David
• Gina Pareño as Rupe

RPN 9's 50th Anniversary

Do you remember classic TV programs including John En Marsha, Flordeluna (which starred the then-rising star Janice de Belen), and Superstar (featuring "superstar" Nora Aunor), Eat Bulaga! NewsWatch? Well, they are locally-produced television series aired on RPN 9. RPN was launched and granting the first broadcasting franchise on June 29, 1960 as the Kanlaon Broadcasting System (KBS). Kanlaon is a volcano on the Philippine island of Negros, the home of Benedicto and in 1969, KBS-9 was launched as the home of the first state-of-the art superior color transmission in the Philippines dubbed Accucolor. After the 1986 EDSA People Power Revolution, the stock and assets of RPN, IBC and Banahaw Broadcasting Corporation's BBC-2 were sequestered by the Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG). President Corazon Aquino awarded BBC, through an executive order, to ABS-CBN, and RPN's and IBC's assets were turned over to the Government Communications Group. During this period, the network lost much of its viewership to GMA and ABS-CBN. By 1989, some of RPN's programming such as John en Marsha, Student Canteen, and Superstar were cancelled, and TAPE's daytime programs Eat Bulaga!, Agila. and Coney Reyes on Camera moved to ABS-CBN under a co-production agreement. In 1989, the network relaunched as "New Vision 9", but later fell into a ratings slump due the resurgence of ABS-CBN and the recent re-launch of GMA Network. However, the network quickly re-gained its footing in 1996 when it began to broadcast the Mexican telenovela Marimar, which quickly became a popular program for the network. RPN 9. In October 2008, RPN's stations ultimately took on the C/S name as part of their permanent branding, and rebranded itself as C/S 9. On November 29, 2009, the network re-branded again under the new name Solar TV. Solar TV: It's a bright new world @ 50.

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JULIE VEGA -ANNA LISA

Mara Clara

Mara Clara was a Philippine drama series from ABS-CBN from June 22, 1992 to February 14, 1997. It was considered as "The Longest Teleserye in Philippine Television". It was the first Philippine drama series to have its own movie on big screen via Star Cinema in 1996 entitled Mara Clara: The Movie.

Background
Because of a jilted, vengeful lover, as a twist of fate, two girls lead lives which should have been the other's. A diary was the key to unlock the chain of fate.
The soap that carved the name of Judy Ann Santos in prime time television and established her career as a renowned actress.

Timeslot changes
It was originally aired at 2:30 p.m. slot after Annaluna until 1995. In 1995, it went to a 2:00 p.m. timeslot after Cristy Per Minute. But in 1996, due to the Marimar (aired over RPN), it moved to a primetime slot right after TV Patrol.

Cast
Judy Ann Santos as Mara Del Valle
Gladys Reyes as Clara Davis
Juan Rodrigo as Amante del Valle
Beverly Vergel as Almira del Valle
Dan Fernandez as Kardo
Susan Africa as Susan Davis
Eruel Tongco† as Gary Davis (in TV series)
Leni Santos as Lenita
Minnie Aguilar as Lagring
Michael "Eagle" Riggs as CG
Paolo Contis as Jepoy
Christopher Roxas as Eris
Wowie De Guzman as Christian

Movie Version
William Martinez as Gary Davis (in the movie version)

Extended Cast (Book 2)
Piolo Pascual
Angelika dela Cruz as Joyce
Rico Yan† as Derick

Maria Flordeluna

Maria Flordeluna was a highly successful Filipino ABS-CBN/Star Cinema-produced soap opera that aired on the ABS-CBN television network and DZMM TeleRadyo in the Philippines and on TFC, The Filipino Channel worldwide. A radio version of the series aired weekdays on DZMM 630.
The series is based on the radio drama of the 1970s entitled "Flordeluna" written by Marcos Navarro Sacol. "Flordeluna" was first adapted for television by RPN-9 (now Solar TV) in the 1980s starring Janice de Belen in the title role.
Maria Flordeluna tells the story of the title character, an 11 year old girl, and her efforts in bringing her family together against all odds.

Anna Liza (TV series)

Anna Liza
FormatDrama
Created byGMA Network
StarringJulie Vega
Alicia Alonzo
Augusto Victa
Daria Ramirez
Country of originPhilippines
Broadcast: Original channel:GMA Network
Original run1979 – May, 1985

Plot

This is a heart-warming tale of a girl named Anna Liza, who has an immense capacityto touch and change the lives of everyone who crosses her path. She's a poor and abused girl but always stay positive throughout her struggles and trials, and is always civil and caring towards others even when she's tired, sad and in pain.

Cast

Main Cast:

• Julie Vega as Anna Liza

• Alicia Alonzo as Isabel
• Augusto Victa as Lazaro
• Daria Ramirez as Stella/Adela
• Robert Arevalo as Greg
• Renato del Prado as Guido
• Rey Abellana as PJ
• Digna Kiocho as Cathy
• Leny Santos as Arlene
• Roderick Paulate as Ricky
• Albert Martinez as Glenn
• Suzanne Gonzales as Lilian
• Delia Razon as PJ's mother
• Edgar Mande as Lester
• Alvin Canon as Rocky
• Melissa Mendez
• Tony Carrion as Glenn's father

Extended Cast:

• Ester Chavez
• Anita Linda
• Celia Rodriguez
• Raquel Montesa
• Lina Pusing
• Gloria Ilagan
• Marissa Delgado
• Liezl Martinez
• Sugar Benedicto
• Manilyn Reynes
• Aiko Melendez
• Bobi Mercado