FAMAS 2015 Winners: Toni Gonzaga, Allen Dizon, Sylvia Sanchez and Gabby Eigenmann
The Filipino Academy of Movie Arts and Sciences Awards (FAMAS) has revealed the winner of its 63rd edition on Sunday, September 20, at the Newport Performing Arts Theater in Resorts World Manila in Pasay City.
Known as the oldest award-giving body in the country, veteran writers and showbiz columnists decide the winners in each category that’s why in recent years, they have a totally different results from the Urian Awards which is being decided by movie critics.
Anyway, here is the complete list of winners at the 2015 FAMAS Awards:
Best Picture:
Bonifacio: Ang Unang Pangulo
Best Director:
Enzo Williams for “Bonifacio: Ang Unang Pangulo”
Best Actress:
Toni Gonzaga for “Starting Over Again”
Best Actor:
Allen Dizon for “Magkakabaung”
Best Supporting Actress:
Sylvia Sanchez for “The Trial”
Best Supporting Actor:
Gabby Eigenmann for “Asintado”
Best Screenplay:
Ricardo Lee, Enrico Santos and Kriz G. Guzman for “The Trial”
Best Cinematography:
Carlo Mendoza for “Bonifacio – Ang Unang Pangulo”
Best Editing:
Carlo Francisco Manatad for “Feng Shui”
Best Story:
Ricardo Lee, Enrico Santos, and Kriz Gazmen for “The Trial”
Best Sound:
Addiss Tabong for “Feng Shui”
Best Musical Score:
Michael Abadam, John Angeles and Carlos Barcelona for “She’s Dating the Gangster”
Best Visual Effects:
Erick Torrente for “Magnum Muslim .357”
Best Original Theme Song:
“Hindi Pa Tapos” for Bonifacio: Ang Unang Pangulo
Best Child Performer:
Miggs Cuaderno for “Asintado”
Special Awards:
Iconic Movie Queens of Philippine Cinema:
Gloria Romero, Susan Roces, Nora Aunor, Maricel Soriano, Dawn Zulueta and Sarah Geronimo
German Moreno Youth Achievement Award:
Bianca Umali, Diego Loyzaga, Jasmine Curtis-Smith, Kiko Estrada, Kim Rodriguez, Mark Neumann, Miguel Tanfelix, Nadine Lustre, Robi Domingo and Sofia Andres
Fernando Poe, Jr. Memorial Award:
Coco Martin
FAMAS Lifetime Achievement Award:
Joey De Leon, Tito Sotto and Vic Sotto
Public Service Award:
Kaye Dacer and Julius Babao
Dr. Jose Perez Memorial Award:
Lhar Santiago
Arturo M. Padua Memorial Award:
Emy Abuan
Film Critics Choice Award:
Esoterika: Manila
FAMAS Presidential Award:
Doc Bong Ramirez
HAYNAKU MAGKAROON MUNA NG ACTING AWARDS AT BLOCKBUSTER MOVIES ANG ALDUB BAGO SABIHING SUPERSTAR SILA! HELLO, MARAMI NANG NAPATUNAYAN SINA TONI, ALLEN AT IBA PANG ARTISTA KUMPARA SA KANILA KAYA PLEASE WAG IPILIT!
Jadine Forever … pointless and baseless claims …
Kya hindi umuunlad ang pilipinas.npka non sense ng pinagtatalunan.get ur act together guys and get a life.instead of arguing about this silly things!
you and your pointless claims.
ansarap mong patulan pero wag na lang.
siguro ang lung kot lungkot ng buhay mo jadine 4ever.
spread love:)
If ABS-CBN claims as the number one network in the country, then why:
1. It’s Showtime has been getting one-digit ratings this past few weeks so the show had to fire Ryan Rems, cancel all their segments, and introduced a cheap copycat of Kalyeserye which is the Bugawserye.
2. ASAP is the flagship show of the network. But because they are threatened by Sunday Pinasaya which has been getting 20%+ ratings since pilot (while ASAP only averaging 8%), the show had to reformat into a cheap version of SPS, even Martin Nievera admitted to it.
3. TV Patrol now features the Bugawserye in their news.
4. Kathniel, Jadine, and Lizquen are part of Showtime’s anniversary. ABS says it’s their answer to Aldub’s success. But the question is, what if Showtime does not rate high on Saturday, then what does it say to the 3 loveteams? That confirms the declining popularity of the 3 while AlDub is already a phenomenon and still has to reach the peak of their career.
WALANG ALDUB? KAWAWA NAMAN…hehehe
Lipas na kayo toni and Allen…Aldub na ang ckat ngayon..pwahahha
Congratulations Toni G. You deserve it.