Chavit (film)
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Chavit |
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Directed by | Carlo J. Caparas |
Produced by | Carlo J. Caparas ; Donna Villa |
Starring | Cesar Montano Eddie Garcia Dina Bonnevie Tommy Abuel Tirso Cruz III Pinky de Leon Clavel Vendaña |
Release date(s) | 2003 |
Country | Philippines |
Language | Filipino;Tagalog |
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Chavit, also known as Chavit Singson Story and Chavit: Blood Son of Ilocos , is a 2003 Filipino biographical action film drama produced and directed by Carlo J. Caparas starring Filipino actors Cesar Montano, Eddie Garcia and Dina Bonnevie.
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[edit] Plot
This movie is about the story of Chavit Singson (born 1941), a Philippine politician, and the Governor of the Ilocos Sur province in the Philippines. Singson is known to have started EDSA II in October 2000 when he alleged he gave Philippine President Joseph Estrada 400 million pesos as payoff from illegal gambling profits.
Estrada was put under investigation, but on 16 January 2001, a key piece of evidence was blocked in court, leading to protests in Manila and other major cities backing then vice president Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo resulting in the ouster of Joseph Estrada.
[edit] Cast
- Cesar Montano - Chavit Singson
- Eddie Garcia - Congressman Floro Crisologo
- Dina Bonnevie -
- Tommy Abuel - Jose Singson (father of Chavit Singson)
- Tirso Cruz III - Bingbong Crisologo
- Pinky de Leon - Carmeling Crisologo (wife of Congressman Crisologo and mother of Bingbong)
- Clavel Vendaña - Imelda Marcos
- Marita Zobel - Caridad Crisologu (mother of Chavit Singson)
- Rommel Montano
- Ricardo Cepeda - Titong Singson (Chavit's brother)
[edit] Production
The role played by Dina Bonnevie was originally intended for Snooky Serna. [1]In the scene where Singson was shown crying following his brother's death, the former governor was played by his real son, Christopher.[2]
[edit] References
- ^ Chavit (2003) Internet Movie Database Retrieved 4 December, 2006.
- ^ [http://www.inq7.net/lif/2003/dec/22/lif_7-1.htm/ After the movie, comes the Chavit book] Philippine Daily Inquirer Retrieved 4 December, 2006.
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