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Gino Antonio (Jack Badon in real life) was a former Filipino actor.

Life and career

He came from a family of farmers. He started as a lifeguard before becoming a model and actor. He was identified with bold movies together with Vida Verde, Joy Sumilang, Cristina Crisol, Mark Joseph, Greggy Liwag, Tony Martínez and the late George Estregan.

In 1984, Antonio did his first movie Private Show, which was about the lives of 'toro'/'torera' or live sex performers with Jacklyn Jose and Leopoldo Salcedo, directed by Chito Roño, released in 1985. He was nominated as Gawad Urian Best Actor 1987 in the movie Takaw Tukso, one of the best Filipino films of 1986, starring Anna Marie Gutierrez, Julio Diaz, Daniel Fernando and Jacklyn Jose, written by Armando Lao and directed by William Pascual. His other notable films includes' Sabik... Kasalanan Ba? (1986), Ginto Sa Putikan (1987), and Virginia P. (1989) starring Alma Moreno, Joey Marquez, Richard Gomez and Alice Dixson, directed by Joey Gosiengfiao.

He was included in the star-studded casts movie Ang Babaeng Nawawala Sa Sarili (1989), starring Dina Bonnevie, Tonton Gutierrez, Cherie Gil, Eddie Gutierrez, Barbara Perez, Dante Rivero, Julio Diaz, Juan Rodrigo, Rey 'PJ' Abellana, Raoul Aragon and Sunshine Dizon, directed by Eddie Rodriguez. In 1990, he did Chito Rono's film' Kasalanan Bang Sambahin Ka? with Vivian Velez, Dawn Zulueta and Julio Diaz.

After his showbiz stint, he went to Dumaguete for his farm planting rice, vegetables, trees, then, he concentrated into cultivation of tilapia. He is now President of the Tilapia Association in Dumaguete. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]

Filmography

  • 2004 Liberated 2
  • 2004 Naglalayag
  • 2002 Kapalaran (TV series)
  • 2000 Waray
  • 2000 Perlas Sa Ilalim Ng Dagat
  • 2000 Huwag
  • 1998 Divino: Anak Ni Totoy Mola
  • 1998 Kung Liligaya Ka Sa Piling Ng Iba
  • 1997 Utang Ko Sa Iyo Ang Buhay Ko
  • 1997 Mapanuksong Hiyas
  • 1997 Haplos Ng Pagmamahal
  • 1996 Madaling Mamatay, Mahirap Mabuhay
  • 1993 Sgt. Alvarez: Ex-Marine
  • 1993 Hulihin: Probinsiyanong Mandurukot
  • 1991 Una Kang Naging Akin
  • 1990 Tayo Na Sa Dilim
  • 1990 Kasalanan Bang Sambahin Ka?
  • 1990 Kahit Isumpa Mo Ako
  • 1990 Nimfa
  • 1990 Anak Ni Baby Ama
  • 1989 Ang Babaeng Nawawala Sa Sarili
  • 1989 Virginia P.
  • 1989 Kailan Mahuhugasan Ang Kasalanan?
  • 1988 Damong Makamandag
  • 1987 Pakawala
  • 1987 Ibigin Mo Ako Nang Higit Sa Lahat
  • 1987 Ang Nusog At 3 Itlog
  • 1987 Ginto Sa Putikan
  • 1987 Amanda
  • 1986 Dalagita
  • 1986 Haplos Ng Pagmamahal
  • 1986 Raid Casa
  • 1986 Bawal: Malaswa
  • 1986 Kapirasong Dangal
  • 1986 Di Maghilom Ang Sugat
  • 1986 Hapdi
  • 1986 Sabik... Kasalanan Ba?
  • 1984 Mahilig
  • 1984 Nalalasap Ang Hapdi
  • 1986 Takaw Tukso
  • 1985 Private Show
  • 1984 Mahilig
  • 1984 Nalalasap Ang Hapdi

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References

  1. ^ cathcy (June 13, 2007). "Gino Antonio". Movie Celebrities Then and Now. Retrieved 24 September 2014.
  2. ^ "11th Gawad Urian Nominees (1987)". manunuri.com. Retrieved 24 September 2014.
  3. ^ Fidel R Jimenez (March 5, 2011). "Ex-bold actor Gino Antonio turns agri entrepreneur". GMANews (in Tagalog).
  4. ^ "SIXTO KAYCO'S "PRIVATE SHOW" (1985)". Video 48. Retrieved 24 September 2014.
  5. ^ Edwin P. Sallan (August 24, 2012). "Bold stars of the '80s recall pene days on 'Sharon' - Entertainment News". InterAksyon.com. Retrieved 24 September 2014.
  6. ^ "Gino Antonio". IMDb. Retrieved 24 September 2014.

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