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Vilma Santos

The longest-reigning Queen of Philippine Cinema, also widely known as the Star for All Seasons and the QueenStar, Vilma Santos celebrates her golden anniversary in showbiz. She has starred in more than 200 films and has given the public some of the most memorable performances in Philippine motion picture history. An icon of film and popular culture, her magnetic screen presence has captured the hearts and minds of generations of Filipinos. Her enduring charisma and popularity have made her filmdom's most durable female superstar. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE

Friday, March 22, 2013

Box-Office & Miscellaneous Awards

2012	Yahoo Phils. OMG Awards	Major Impact Award
2006	United Animation Inc. and United Staffing Registry Inc.	First Pioneer Filipino Animation Awards - for Darna
2005	GMMF	All-Time Favorite Actress
2005	Star on Walk of Fame Org	Star on Walk of Fame
2001	GMMSF	Box Office Queen of Phil. Movies (for Anak)
1996	City of Manila	Longest reigning Box Office Queen
1996	PMPC – Star for TV	Star of the Night
1990	PMPC – Star for TV	Most Glamorous Star
1990	PMPC – Star for Movies	Darling of the Press
1990	Bongga magazine	Pinakabonggang Aktres
1988	Star Ngayon	Most Popular Loveteam – Vi Boyet
1988	Jingle Clan	Most Popular Senior Star
1988	Star Publishing	Queen of Philippine Movies
1987	GMMSF	Most Popular Entertainment – Vilma!
1986	GMMSF	Hall of Fame Box Office Queen
1984	The Big, Big show	Star Poll Loveliest Star
1984	GMMSF	Box Office Queen of Phil. Movies
1983	PMPC	Most Popular Star
1983	Catholic Women’s League	Her Highness Queen of Phil. Movies
1983	Prime International Promotions	RP Movies’ Queen of Queens
1982	KASIPIL	Top Female Star – Takilya Award
1982	Metro Manila Theaters Ass’n	Cinehan Awards Box Office Queen
1982	GMMSF	Box Office Queen of Phil. Movies
1981	(Citation Needed)	One of Ten Loveliest Actress
1981	Geebees Productions	Box Office Queen of Phil. Movies
1981	(Citation Needed)	Miss Phil. Movies-USA
1980	PD Promotions	Miss Philippine Movies
1980	PD Promotions	Box Office Queen of Phil. Movies
1979	Mecca Promotions	Box Office Queen of Phil. Movies
1978	Big Ike’s Happening	Box Office Champion
1978	Grand Total Productions	Box Office Champion
1978	PD Promotions	Phil. Movie Box-Ofice Queen
1976	(Citation Needed)	Most Appealing Star
1975	FPBA	Fiesta Filipina Reyna Elena
1975	(Citation Needed)	Queen of Southern Luzon Movies
1975	(Citation Needed)	Miss RP Movies
1974	(Citation Needed)	Best Dressed Actress
1974	BAMCI Promotions	Miss R.P. Movies
1974	Life Publishing	Queen of Movie Stars
1974	Manila Overseas Press Club	Box Office Queen of Phil. Movies
1973	PMPC	1973 Most Cooperative Star
1973	BAMCI Promotions	Queen of Phil. Movies
1972	(Citation Needed)	Reyna ng Pelikulang Pilipino
1971	(Citation Needed)	Miss Philippine Movies
1970	Liwayway Publications	Most Popular Loveteam

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“Sister Stella L.” (1984): Vilma At Her Finest

(CLICK ON IMAGE TO SEE MORE) One of the most important Filipino films, Sister Stella L (1984), is about a nun's political awakening amid a labor uprising. Directed by master auteur Mike De Leon, it showcases Vilma’s restrained, unadorned acting. The final scene where Stella gives a speech and delivers the unforgettable line “Katarungan para kay Ka Dencio!” (“Justice to Ka Dencio!”) is purely stirring. Vilma was conferred the Best Actress plum by the Manunuri Ng Pelikulang Pilipino, the country's most respected critics group. The film was selected for competition at the 1985 Venice Film Festival.

“Relasyon” (1982): First Grand-Slam Best Actress Victory in Phil. Film History!

(CLICK ON IMAGE TO SEE MORE) Vilma's tour de force performance as a sympathetic mistress in the 1982 film Relasyon (The Affair), helmed by the late National Artist Ishmael Bernal, gave her a sweep of the Best Actress awards from all the major award-giving bodies at that time: FAMAS, URIAN, Film Academy of the Philippines (FAP), and the Catholic Mass Media Awards (CMMA). Her grand-slam win is recognized as the first ever in local film history. The death scene towards the film's end is one of Philippine cinema's most unforgettable moments. It triumphs as a prime example of realistic cinematic acting.

Ekstra (The Bit Player) wins 6 awards at 2013 Cinemalaya

Ekstra's awards haul:

● Best Performance by a Lead Actress (Directors’ Showcase) - Vilma Santos
● Special Jury Prize (Directors’ Showcase) - "Ekstra"
● Netpac (Network for Promotion of Asian Cinema) Special Award (Directors’ Showcase) - "Ekstra"
● Audience Choice Award (Directors’ Showcase) - "Ekstra"
● Best Screenplay (Directors’ Showcase) - Zig Dulay, Antoinette Jadaone and Jeffrey Jeturian
● Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role (Directors’ Showcase) - Ruby Ruiz

Vilma Santos, "Major Impact" Awardee - Yahoo Philippines OMG! Awards 2012

(CLICK ON IMAGE TO ENLARGE) How sweet it is to relish a clean, legitimate victory! QueenStar for All Seasons Vilma Santos won the “OMG! Major Impact of the Year” for 2012 by a wide margin, garnering 102,827 votes, constituting 56% of total votes cast, thus eclipsing nominees Dolphy, Nora Aunor, Sharon Cuneta, and Bong Revilla. Vilma’s win had more impact because she bested nominees who were newsmakers during the first half of the year. Nora Aunor was on a comeback and just had her soap opera and Sharon Cuneta was in the news for her controversial transfer to TV5 and her Twitter war issues. Dolphy was very much a headliner because of his failing health and eventual demise. Despite stiff competition, Vilma Santos prevailed, via a landslide. A testament to her enduring charm and true star power. This win is even more memorable because the votes came from not just her active Vilmanians, but also from silent fans and admirers. A win that is legitimate, clean, and stripped of politics and hocus-pocus. A win that is worth cherishing.

Vilma Santos - The Queen of Philippine Cinema

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