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O-Ha! Ako Pa? | |
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Directed by | Mike Relon Makiling |
Written by | Mike Relon Makiling |
Story by | Chinkee Tan |
Produced by | Orly Ilacad |
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Cinematography | Sergio Lobo |
Edited by | Rudy Tabotabo |
Music by | Sunny Ilacad |
Production company | OctoArts Films |
Distributed by | Regal Home Video |
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Country | Philippines |
Language | Filipino |
O-Ha! Ako Pa? is a 1994 Filipino comedy film directed by Mike Relon Makiling and starring Jimmy Santos.
Plot
The film's story is about the tenants of an exclusive village and the security guard hired to protect them. Ryan (Jimmy Santos) is a stupid but honest security guard while Nonong (Ogie Alcasid) is a clever country boy who comes to the big city to live with his cousin Steven (Patrick Guzman). When a problem led by a con artist named General Motorola (Paquito Diaz) arose, things will never be the same again for Ryan and the community but romance fills the air and love conquers all.
Cast
- Jimmy Santos as Ryan
- Ogie Alcasid as Nonong
- Sunshine Cruz as Yvette
- Patrick Guzman as Steven
- Babalu as Raul Malino/Chief Babalu
- Michael V. as Jack
- Jenette Fernando as Ligaya
- Ruby Rodriguez as Elsa
- Lailani Navarro as Gigi
- Paolo Contis as Bad Teddy
- Paquito Diaz as General Motorola/ head of Akyat Bahay
- Jaime Fabregas as Yvette's father
- Danny Labra as Typhoon Emong/ Akyat Bahay accomplice
- Chinkee Tan as General Motorola's driver/ Akyat Bahay accomplice
- Cita Astals as Principal
- Nanding Fernandez as Bad Teddy's father
- Ernie Zarate as Dracula/ first Akyat Bahay victim
- Archie Adamos as Lucas
- Dang Cruz as Brooks
References
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