Julia Clarete

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Julia Clarete (born September 24, 1979) is a Filipino singer and actress, both for theater and film.

She is currenty one of the co-hosts of the daily noontime TV show Eat Bulaga.

Contents

[edit] Credits

[edit] Filmography

  • Wrinkles (2006) - pre-production
  • TxT (2006)
  • Milagroso (2006)
  • Nasaan Si Francis? (2006)
  • Mulawin (The Movie) (2005)
  • Dreamboy (2005)
  • Sa Ilalim ng Cogon (2005) - Katia
  • Kilig.. Pintig.. Yanig (2004)
  • Quezon City (2004) - Lally
  • Jologs (2002) - Joan
  • Trip (2001) - Nadine
  • Narinig mo na ba ang l8est? (2001) - Cathy
  • Kahit isang saglit (2000) - Ginny
  • Soltera (1999)
  • Hanggang Kailan Kita Mamahalin (1997)
  • Biyuda si Mister, Biyuda si Misis (1997)

[edit] TV Shows

  • Bakekang (2006) - Georgia
  • Project 11 (2006) - herself
  • Magpakailanman: Julia Clarete Story(2005) - Herself
  • Laugh to Laugh: Ang Kulit! (2006) - herself
  • Extra Challenge (2006: Ang Tagapagmana, 2004: Buhay Barko) - herself; challenger
  • Nuts Entertainment (2006) - herself
  • Love to Love: Season 9 (2005-2006) - Cherry Pie
  • Hollywood Dream (2005) - herself; winner
  • Eat Bulaga - 2005 up to present
  • Sana'y wala ng wakas (2003) - Denise
  • Bituin (2002) - Agnes Gandoza
  • Sa puso ko, iingatan ka (2001) - Shiela Montecillo
  • Gimik (1996) - Jules
  • Kaybol
  • Ang TV - herself

[edit] Appearances

  • Magpakailanman: Rizza Navales Story (2005) - Rizza Navales
  • Magpakailanman: Vicenter Undecimo Story (2005) - Ente's Daughter
  • SiS: New Dear Ko Like Mo? (2006) - herself
  • Wag Kukurap: Her Lover Episode (2006) - Marita
  • Mel and Joey (2006) - herself
  • The Waiting Room (Eat Bulaga Holy Tuesday Special) (2006)
  • Now Na! (2006) - herself
  • Majika Parade (2006) - herself
  • At Your Service: Star Power (2006) - herself

[edit] Music

  • A Friend, released 1996
  • Shattered Glass, leaked on the Internet 2005 (with former band Sawat Dii Khap)
  • Bumalik Ka Lang, released 2006

[edit] External links