Judy Anne Santos y Lumagui (11 de mayo de 1978, Manila) más conocida como Judy Ann Santos y apodada como la de Filipinas de la Pareja Superstar. Es una galardonada y multi-nominada actriz de cine y televisión, cantante, artista, y productora de cine filipina.
Santos es una de las nietas de la difunta empresaria, Victoria Dayrit-Santos, de Pampanga y de Tatang y Miguel Santos, ahora que tiene 88 años, un titular de la extinta Supermercado de Victoria y del Edificio Victoria situado en la Ciudad de Caloocan ahora en su 38 años de aniversario. Ella tiene un hermano mayor, el actor Jeffrey Santos, y una hermana mayor llamada Jackie. Su madre sin ayuda planteadas por trabajar como cuidadora en Toronto, Canadá. Ella tiene medios hermanos con su padre, que se residen en California, EE.UU.
Released December 25, 1997; First double-nomination (MMFF-P) in the Supporting Actress category
Nasaan Ang Puso?
Ria
MaQ
Chito Rono
Released December 25, 1997; First double-nomination (MMFF-P) in the Supporting Actress category; first FAMAS and FAP nominations in the Supporting Actress category; First Film with Christopher de Leon and Gina Pareno
Released June 9, 1999; First Philippine-produced movie in Philippine history to have reached and exceeded the PHP 100 million mark in the box office;[1] Last film with Fernando Poe, Jr.
Dito Sa Puso Ko
Ligaya Tatlonghari
Viva Films
Eric Quizon
Released November 10, 1999; First film of Santos shot in the United States
First MFF nomination in the Lead Actress category; First GAWAD URIAN and PMPC nominations in the Supporting Actress category; First Film with Sharon Cuneta
First ENPRESS nomination in the Lead Actress (Musical or Comedy) category; First film with Dina Bonnevie
23 de junio de 2004
Sabel
Sabel
Regal Films
Joel Lamangan
B
First GAWAD URIAN, FAP and ENPRESS nominations in the Lead Actress category; First film with Wendell Ramos and Iza Calzado; First Best Actress wins (URIAN and ENPRESS) in Drama
First PMPC and PASADO nominations in the Lead Actress category; First film of Santos set during the Japanese Occupation; First film with Raymart Santiago
First film of Santos as producer; 1 Best Actress and 1 Best Film wins (TANGLAW).;[2] Official entry of the Philippines for the Best Foreign Language Film category to the 2009 Academy Awards.[3]
Opening Film for the 48th anniversary celebration of Regal Films;[5] First film with Dennis Trillo (as leading man); 2nd film with TJ Trinidad (as leading man)
CEB stands for Cinema Evaluation Board in the Philippines. An A rating gives the film a 100% tax rebate on its earnings. A B rating gives the film a 65% tax rebate. For movies shown in the December filmfest, the tax rebate starts after the first two weeks of screening.
Sequel to the box-office hit Ouija co-starring Jolina Magdangal, Iza Calzado and Rhian Ramos. Dingdong Dantes or Richard Gutiérrez are planned to join the sequel.[7]
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Datos: Q1928501
Multimedia: Judy Ann Santos / Q1928501