Alice Dixson

Alice Dixson
Alice Dixson
Born	Jessie Alice Dixson; July 28, 1969 (age 55); Coral Gables, Florida, U.S.
Occupations	Actress; model;
Spouse	Ronnie Miranda (m. 1999–2013)
Children	2
	Beauty pageant titleholder
Title	Binibining Pilipinas International 1986
Years active	1986–2006; 2010–present;
Major; competition(s)	Binibining Pilipinas 1986; (Winner – Binibining Pilipinas International 1986); Miss International 1986; (Top 15);
Website	http://www.alicedixson.com

Alice Dixson (born Jessie Alice Dixson;^{[fn 1]} Tagalog: [ˈalis ˈdiksɔn]; July 28, 1969) or often misspelled Alice Dixon, is a Filipino American actress, commercial model, and former beauty queen.

Biography

Born to an American father and a Filipino mother, she was the Philippines' representative for Miss International in 1986 and became a household name in 1987 through a Palmolive soap TV commercial where she sang the phrase "I can feel it!". After joining a talent contest in Eat Bulaga! and Binibining Pilipinas, her show business career started with the role of Faye, a fairy princess, who fell in love with an earthling in Okay Ka, Fairy Ko!. At that time, Eat Bulaga! was airing on RPN and one of its hosts, Vic Sotto, requested her to be part of the TV series (he is the owner of M-Zet Productions that produced Okay Ka, Fairy Ko!).

In January 2011, she returned to show business via Babaeng Hampaslupa which aired on TV5. This was succeeded with Glamorosa, Isang Dakot na Luha (2012), Enchanted Garden (2012) and two movies Ang Panday 2 (2011) and Just One Summer (2012). Her next TV series is Never Say Goodbye which airs in January 2013 on TV5.

Dixson is a licensed realtor in the Province of British Columbia, Canada and also a licensed real estate agent in Florida.

Dixson is also known for her best actress roles in many Viva Films favorites such as Hanggang Saan, Hanggang Kailan (1993), Sa Isang Sulok ng Pangarap (1994, based on the popular comics series by RJ Nuevas), Pangako ng Kahapon (1994), Sana Dalawa ang Puso Ko (1995) and the all-star cast of the action film Silakbo (1995) with Cesar Montano, Anjanette Abayari and Marjorie Barretto. Dixson is also a film favorite when she was paired with Christopher de Leon in films like My Husband's Woman (1993), Bakit Ngayon Ka Lang (1994, OctoArts Films) and Pahiram Kahit Sandali (1999, Regal Films), which was an R-rated but critically acclaimed film because of both leading woman's portrayals by Dixson and Ara Mina, earning credit for director Maryo J. de los Reyes. She reunited with de Leon and leading man Richard Gomez in the hit telenovela Ang Iibigin ay Ikaw and its sequel, Ang Iibigin ay Ikaw Pa Rin.

In December 2013, she posed for FHM Philippines, making her the oldest woman to appear on the cover of that men's magazine, at age 44.^[1]

In 2015, she returned to GMA Network after her contract with TV5 expired to star in the remake of the hit 1994 telenovela, MariMar.

In 2017, she transferred back to her home network, ABS-CBN, and did Ang Probinsyano. In 2018, she played Stella Cortez, the series’ main villain who caused the death of Rodrigo and Rebecca in Ngayon at Kailanman.

In 2019, she returned to GMA Network through Madrasta and Beautiful Justice.

Filmography

Film

Year	Title	Role	Film Production
1987	Stolen Moments	Aida	Regal Films
1988	Bobo Cop	Louise
	Nagbabagang Luha	Cielo
	Sa Akin Pa Rin ang Bukas	Yasmin
1989	Isang Araw Walang Diyos	Emily Jacinto
	Hot Summer	N/A
	Si Malakas at Si Maganda	Anna/Maganda
	Pulis, Pulis sa Ilalim ng Tulay	Anna
	Virginia P.	N/A
1990	My Other Woman	Mia Arriola
	Last 2 Minutes	N/A
	Dyesebel	Dyesebel
	Papa's Girl	N/A
	Lover's Delight	N/A
1991	Emma Salazar Case	Emma Salazar
	Onyong Majikero	N/A
	Tatlong Maria	N/A
	Underage Too	N/A
	Joey Boy Munti, 15 Anyos Ka sa Muntunlupa	Lydia
	Love Ko si Ma'am	Beauty
1992	Sinungaling Mong Puso	Leda
	Kamay ni Cain	N/A
	Boy Anghel: Utak Pulburon	Tina
1993	Hanggang Saan, Hanggang Kailan	Esther Ilustre	Viva Films
1993	Ang Boyfriend Kong Gamol	Marlene Smith
1994	Pangako ng Kahapon	Mildred
	Bakit Ngayon Ka Lang	N/A	Regal Films and OctoArts Films
	Sa Isang Sulok ng Pangarap	Nimfa Gutierrez/Rosette Saavedra	Viva Films
	Walang Matigas na Tinapay sa Mainit na Kape	Tess
1995	Silakbo	Barbara "Bang" Briones
	Okey si Ma'am	Sonia Marasigan
	Sana Dalawa ang Puso Ko	N/A
	Jessica Alfaro Story	Jessica Alfaro
1997	To Saudi with Love	N/A	Regal Films
1998	Sambahin ang Ngalan Mo	N/A	Regal Films and MAQ Productions
1998	Pahiram Kahit Sandali	Ada Castro	Regal Films
1999	Ganito Ako Magmahal	N/A	Regal Films
2005	Enteng Kabisote 2: Okay Ka Fairy Ko: The Legend Continues	Ina Magenta	OctoArts Films and M-Zet Productions
2006	Koi Suru Tomato ~Kumain Ka Na Ba~ Title in USA: Love Tomato	Christina	Audition, Dodo Press and Imagica
2011	Ang Panday 2	Ibira	GMA Films and Imus Productions
2012	Just One Summer	Irene Luna-Cuaresma	GMA Films
2013	When the Love Is Gone	Audrey Luis	Viva Films
2014	Shake, Rattle & Roll XV	Lourdes	Regal Films
2015	Felix Manalo	Lilia	Viva Films
2017	The Ghost Bride	Angie Lao	Star Cinema
2019	Nuuk	Elaisa Svendsen	Viva Films

Television

Year	Title	Role	Network
1987–1991	Okay Ka, Fairy Ko!	Faye	IBC
1987–1991	Okay Ka, Fairy Ko!	Faye	ABS-CBN
1993	We Are Family	N/A	ABC
2002	Ang Iibigin ay Ikaw	Mia Sandoval	GMA Network
2003	Ang Iibigin ay Ikaw Pa Rin	Mia Sandoval
2004	Hanggang Kailan	Thelma Villarama
2011	Babaeng Hampaslupa	Diana Wong / Anastacia See	TV5
2011	Glamorosa	Dra. Paulina Valdez-Marciano
2012	Isang Dakot na Luha	Amelia San Diego / Amelis Reyes
2012–2013	Enchanted Garden	Diwani Alvera / Elaine Malforie
2013	Never Say Goodbye	Criselda Madrigal-Montecastro
2013	For Love or Money	Kristine Almonte
2014	Confessions of a Torpe	Monique Salcedo
2015	MariMar	Mia Corcuera	GMA Network
2015	Magpakailanman: Paskong Malamig ang Puso	Grace	GMA Network
2018	FPJ's Ang Probinsyano	Catherine Versoza-Cabrera	ABS-CBN
2018–2019	Ngayon at Kailanman	Stella Simbajon-Cortes	ABS-CBN
2019	Madrasta	Angelina Cruz	GMA Network
2019	Beautiful Justice	Black Rose
2021	Legal Wives	Amirah Alonte
2022	First Lady	Ingrid Domingo

Awards, nominations, and achievements

2020 18th Gawad Tanglaw Film Acting Award for the movie "Nuuk" (winner)
2019 PMPC Star Awards for Television Best Supporting Actress nominee for "Ngayon at Kailanman" (nominee)
2018 2nd Eddys Awards Best Supporting Actress Nominee for the movie "The Ghost Bride" (nominee)
2018 34th Star Awards for Movies Best Supporting Actress Nominee for the movie "The Ghost Bride" (nominee)
2015 PEP Awards Female Star of the Night (winner)
2014 People Asia Woman of Substance and Style Awardee (winner)
2014 16th Gawad Pasado Awards PinakaPasadong Aktres (Best Actress) for the movie When the Love is Gone (winner)
1998 Metro Manila Film Festival Best Actress for the movie Sambahin Ang Ngalan Mo (winner)
1997 Metro Manila Film Festival Best Actress Nominee for the movie To Saudi With Love (nominee)
1987 Philippine Movie Press Club Award for Most Promising Star (winner)
Creative Guild of Accredited Advertising Agencies Award of Recognition as Commercial Model Discovery of 1987 (winner)
1986 Semi-Finalists in the Miss International Pageant held in Nagasaki, Japan (semi-finalist)
1986 Binibining Pilipinas International (winner)

Notes

^ ^a ^b Alice Dixson was born in the United States of America. Thus, she does not possess her mother's maiden name which is Celones.

References

^ Michelle Lagdameo (December 18, 2013). "Alice Dixson, FHM Covergirl December 2013". FHM Philippines. Archived from the original on July 11, 2015. Retrieved July 27, 2015.

External links

Official website
Alice Dixson at IMDb

Awards and achievements
Preceded by Sabrina Artadi	Binibining Pilipinas International 1986	Succeeded by Lourdes Enriquez

Preceded by Danita Paner	FHM Cover Girl (December 2013)	Succeeded by Banana Split girls Jef Gaitan, Sunshine Garcia and Aiko Climaco

[sur-1] Alice Dixson was born in the United States of America. Thus, she does not possess her mother's maiden name which is Celones.

[2] Michelle Lagdameo (December 18, 2013). "Alice Dixson, FHM Covergirl December 2013". FHM Philippines. Archived from the original on July 11, 2015. Retrieved July 27, 2015.

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