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Babangon Ako't Dudurugin Kita
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Created byGilda Olvidado
Developed byDon Michael Perez
Directed byJoel Lamangan
StarringYasmien Kurdi
JC de Vera
Marvin Agustin
and Angelika de la Cruz
Theme music composerTata Betita and Albert Tamayo
Opening themeMaricris Garcia
Country of originPhilippines Philippines
Original languagesFilipino, Tagalog, English
Production
Executive producerWilma Galvante
Production locationsPhilippines Metro Manila
Philippines Cavite City
Philippines Batangas
Running time30-45 minutes
Original release
NetworkGMA Network
Related
Sinasamba Kita
Kung Mahawi Man Ang Ulap

Babangon Ako't Dudurugin Kita is an upcoming crime-political thriller and revenge love story produced by GMA Network adapted from the novel of Gilda Olvidado.[1]

Multi-awarded film director Joel Lamangan directs Yasmien Kurdi, J.C. de Vera and Angelika de la Cruz with Dina Bonnevie in a story of treachery, connivance and vengeance, and how wealth and power can ruin a society.

Overview

Origin

Based on many of novelist Gilda Olvidado's novel, Babangon Ako't Dudurugin Kita is an adaptation of a novel with the same name published in the 1970s.

The novel was turned into a highly acclaimed film on 1989, it directed by the late Lino Brocka under VIVA Films. It starred Christopher de Leon, Hilda Koronel, Bembol Roco and Sharon Cuneta[2]; both Cuneta and Koronel were nominated for Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress at the Filipino Academy of Movie Arts and Sciences Award (also known as FAMAS Awards). The screenplay was written by Joen Chinglo.

Production

After the highly-succesful afternoon dramas Pati Ba Pintig ng Puso and Pasan Ko Ang Daigdig, GMA Network decided to move the popular love-team of Yasmien Kurdi and J.C. de Vera to primetime television. Angelika de la Cruz and dramatic actress Dina Bonnevie were casted and marked their return to the network.[3]

General filming for the series began on January 2008, Lamangan hired writer Don Michael Perez[4] to adapt the Gilda Olvidado - the two both worked in the highly rated and critically acclaimed Philippine drama Sinasamba Kita.[5] Another Lamangan regular Roy C. Iglesias was hired to serve a creative consultant.

The series has been dubbed as GMA Network's "most ambitious" drama series.[6] This is mainly because for its opening sequence having 400 extras and 20 helicopters.[7][8]

Reception

Synopsis

B.A.D.K. revolves around the story of Salve (Kurdi), a pretty, naïve young woman who is deprived of education by her adoptive family. She falls in love with Alfred (Agustin) and marries him. Salve strives to be an ideal wife but Alfred, an ambitious man, deceives her. Salve has yet to realize that the real reason Alfred married her was only for her inheritance. Alfred is determined to keep Salve's riches a secret and prevent her from learning his secret motive.

Alfred meets a woman whom he thinks can help him fulfill his dreams of becoming rich, popular and powerful. Via (dela Cruz) is the rich, influential daughter of a politician who falls in love with charming Alfred. They become a couple, causing much heartache for poor Salve.

Salve wants to save her marriage but Alfred and Via connive to destroy it. Salve is devastated when Alfred leaves her for his mistress. During this time, Salve meets Rod/Derek (de Vera), a hardened gangster who eventually gets attracted to her. He also meets Evita (Bonnevie), the matriarch of a gangster family and whom Rod considers as his surrogate mother. Both Evita and Rod/Derek help Salve to fight back and take revenge on the people who made her life miserable.

Will Salve be able to redeem herself from the anguish and pain caused by her husband's deception and lies? Can love find a space to soften the vindictive heart of Salve?[9]

Cast and characters

Cast Character Summary
Yasmien Kurdi Salve As a young girl, Salve is maltreated by her adoptive family. Later, she will rise above the challenges and seek revenge on those who caused her pain in the past.
J.C. de Vera Derek / Rod TBA
Angelika de la Cruz Via TBA
Marvin Agustin Alfred TBA
Dina Bonnevie[10] Evita TBA
Diana Zubiri
Jennica Garcia
Julie Evita's younger sister.
Glydel Mercado Verna Verna is the nemesis of Evita.
Tonton Gutierrez Jango The syndicate's right-hand man who loves Evita.
Paolo Contis[11]
Joseph Bitangcol[12]
Tyrone Jango's brother who likes Julie.
Patrick Garcia Lawrence A junior investigator who wants to pin down Evita's syndicate.
L.J. Reyes Joanna Marie Salcedo[13] Derek's friend who is secretly in love with him.
Jenny Miller Beverly Alfred's mistress.
Deborah Sun Amparo TBA
Jay Aquitania Juno The son of Jango and Evita.
Ian de Leon[14] Melvin The childhood friend of Julie.
Mike Magat[15] Ruben TBA
Tony Mabesa TBC TBA
Jim Pebangco TBC TBA
Robert Ortega[16] Fredo A member of Evita's syndicate.

Extended cast

Soundtrack

There is no definitive soundtrack for Babangon Ako't Dudurugin Kita, but the following songs have been credited and played in the series:

  • "Kung Sana Bukas" (lit. If Only Tomorrow)
  • "Babangon Ako't Dudurugin Kita"

Tata Betita also scored the musical scores for the series.

See also

References