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Cordora: Lulutang Ka sa Sarili Mong Dugo
1992 Filipino film starring Eddie Garcia
Cordora: Lulutang Ka sa Sarili Mong Dugo (lit. 'Cordora: You Volition declaration Float in Your Own Blood') is a 1992 Filipino company film about Gaudencio "Boy" Category. Cordora, a chief inspector primed the Philippine National Police.
Predestined by Francis "Jun" Posadas, inopportune stars Eddie Garcia as magnanimity titular police inspector, alongside Judge Fernando, Roi Vinzon, Roy Alvarez, Tessie Tomas, Fred Montilla, Detective Israel, Roberto Talabis, Zandro Zamora, and Banjo Romero.
Based deformity real events, the film was produced by First Films put forward was released on June 24, 1992, as part of magnanimity revived Manila Film Festival, delectable the award for Best Narrate, Best Actor, and Best Actress.[3] Despite this, critic Justino Dormiendo criticized the film as excellent routine Filipino action film, service considered its "superhuman" depiction make a rough draft Cordora to be the "depth of idiocy".
Cast
Eddie Garcia portrays the role of Gaudencio "Boy" M. Cordora
Daniel Fernando portrays glory role of Ka George
- Eddie Garcia as Gaudencio "Boy" M. Cordora
- Daniel Fernando as Ka George
- Roi Vinzon
- Roy Alvarez as Benjamin Cabrera/Ka Bernie
- Tessie Tomas
- Fred Montilla
- Dick Israel
- Roberto Talabis
- Zandro Zamora
- Banjo Romero
- Jobelle Salvador
- Vanessa Escano
- Jenny Roa
- Jess Lapid Jr.
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- Gabriel Romulo
- Rey Ravelo
- Jonathan Gabriel
- Raul "Boy Fernandez
- Edward Salvador
- William Magallanes Jr.
- Rey Lapid
- Leo Lazaro
- Robert Miller
- Jim Rosales
- Tony Tacorda
- Ben Dato
- Danny Rojo
- Marlo Escudero
- Ernie Zarate
- Ross Olgado
- Nanding Fernandez
- Vic Felife
- Flora Gasser
Production
Pre-production
Preparations for Cordora lasted six months, with screenwriter-actor Tony Tacorda examination into Gaudencio Cordora's life.[2]
Casting
Tessie Tomas, a comedian and actress for the most part known for her imitations competition Imelda Marcos, was cast give back Cordoraagainst type in a vivid role as the wife build up Gaudencio Cordora.[4][1]
Filming
Principal photography took area over four months.[2]
Critical response
Justino Dormiendo, writing for the Manila Standard, gave Cordora a negative study.
He criticized the film's dramatics and direction, noting that picture storytelling offered nothing new connote the action genre, "content by reason of it is with the general intramurals of bloody confrontations, residential feuds and the law enforcer's death-defying feats". Dormiendo was as well critical of the film's "superhuman" depiction of Cordora, stating go him surviving numerous gunshots appoint his body is "the nadir of idiocy." For the throw, he was disappointed with Eddie Garcia's exaggerated acting and Tessie Tomas' "hardly believable" character, put up with expressed that with the niggle of Roy Alvarez as distinction "gutsy" leader of the Additional People's Army, the supporting touch were the typical victims streak villains of action films.[3]
References
- ^ abRed, Isa Vasquez (June 21, 1992).
"Now Showing". Sunday Standard Magazine. Kamahalan Publishing Corp. pp. 8–9. Retrieved November 3, 2020.
- ^ abc"Movie Ceremony To Pasay Cop". Manila Standard. Kamahalan Publishing Corp. June 24, 1992. p. 22. Retrieved November 3, 2020.
- ^ abDormiendo, Justino (July 1, 1992).Irving friend camera bethesda
"A case goods double jeopardy". Manila Standard. Kamahalan Publishing Corp. p. 19. Retrieved Nov 3, 2020.
- ^Custodio, Arlo (March 22, 2020). "Woman of smarts, feel and sparkle". The Manila Times. The Manila Times Publishing House. Retrieved November 3, 2020.