Pacquiao: The Movie

Pacquiao: The Movie
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Directed by	Joel Lamangan
Produced by	Rose Flaminiano Tess V. Fuentes Jayke H. Joson Manny Pacquiao Charo Santos-Concio Lizette L. Santos Malou N. Santos Roderick Santos Manny Valera
Written by	Roy C. Iglesia (story and screenplay)
Starring	Jericho Rosales Bea Alonzo
Music by	Jessie Lasaten
Cinematography	Romeo Vitug (direction of photography)
Editing by	Marya Ignacio
Distributed by	Star Cinema, ABS-CBN Film Productions, and FLT Films
Release date(s)	21 June 2006
Running time	109 min
Country	Philippines
Language	Filipino Tagalog
Budget	P50,000,000 ($1,031,991)[citation needed]
Box office	P4,812,191 ($99,322)

Pacquiao: The Movie is a 2006 action-drama film based on a true story of Filipino boxer Emmanuel "Manny" Pacquiao, released under Star Cinema, ABS-CBN Film Productions, and FLT Films. The film was shot in General Santos City, Manila and Los Angeles, California.

Synopsis

The film starts with the opening credits with clips from the first fight between Manny Pacquiao and Erik Morales. After which, it started when a beaten Manny (Jericho Rosales) depressed upon his defeat to Morales. He was with his trainer Buboy Fernandez (Bayani Agbayani) and his wife Jinkee (Bea Alonzo). After that, the scene flashes back to a young Manny (Jiro Manio) being experienced as a boxer in General Santos City. It comes back to the present time when Manny was hospitalized. It comes back to his childhood with his strict mother Dionesia (Jaclyn Jose) whose having a misunderstanding with her husband Rosalio (Tirso Cruz III) and he started his training as a young boxer. Then it goes back to the time when Manny is planning to go back to the Philippines. After that it flashes back to Manny as a boxer, there he met Nanay Parcon (Gloria Sevilla), a recruiter of young boxers and Emong Dionisio (Jay Manalo). Her mother disagrees with Manny's decision to be a boxer because he is too young. After that, it comes back to the present time, when Manny and his team arrived in the Philippines. It flashes back again when he went to Manila to be a boxer. He lived in a gym in Malabon owned by Polding Correa (Ricky Davao). Emong saw Manny and began his dream as a boxer. He worked in a construction and selling sampaguita. It goes back when he arrived at his home with his family greeting him even though he lost. It flashes back when Manny began his journey as a boxer. At seventeen years old, he became a professional, and he was undefeated at that time. He was handled eventually by Ruben Novales (Tony Mabesa). He arrived at General Santos and hired Buboy Fernandez, his close friend as his trainer. There he learned that her parents were separated. His undefeated streak ended when he was knocked-out by Rustico Torrecampo. In present time, he learned also that Emong is using Manny's named for his ventures. Emong is now poor, and it flashes back when he was a boxer, he was hit by a car and was hospitalized. In a mall, he met Jinkee Jamora. Jinkee had a twin sister, Janet but her mother is confused about Manny. Manny and Jinkee married in a civil wedding. Dionesia disagrees with his wife. In Thailand, Manny is the Flyweight champion, he lost to Medgoen Singsurat. There, he became addicted to drugs. After that, he changed and never used drugs again. Manny's victories became a hit. One of which when he won over Marco Antonio Barrera. The scene goes back upon the controversial fight between Pacquiao and Morales. In the end, the two had their rematch where Manny won via a 10-Round Technical Knock-Out. The movie ended when Manny was given a Hero's Welcome and some clips of his motorcade.

Cast and characters

Main cast

• Jericho Rosales as "Pacman" Manny Pacquiao
• Bea Alonzo as Jinkee Jamora-Pacquiao / Janet Jamora

Supporting cast

• Jay Manalo as Emong "Kidlat" Dionisio
• Bayani Agbayani as Buboy Fernandez
• Glaiza de Castro as Cecille
• Andrea Del Rosario as Joana Bacosa
• Polo Ravales as Bobby Pacquiao
• Tirso Cruz III as Mang Rosalio (Manny's Father)
• Jaclyn Jose as Aling Dionesia (Manny's Mother)
• Jiro Manio as Young Manny
• Zoren Legaspi as Business Associate Eric Pineda
• Ricky Davao as Polding Correa
• Gloria Sevilla as Nanay Parcon
• Dimples Romana as Emong's Wife
• Jim Pebanco as Bayani Ocampo
• Tony Mabesa as Ruben Novales
• Mon Confiado as Rico Antonio
• Biboy Ramirez as Eugene Barotag
• Gabb Drilon as Rogelio
• Richard Quan as Manny's Uncle
• Czarina Dela Peña as Isidra
• Pinky Amador as Jinkee / Janet's Parent
• Emil Sandoval as Jinkee / Janet's Parent
• Freddie Roach as American Trainer

Box office performance

The movie despite having a budget of nearly P50,000,000 ($1,031,991), wide distribution (80 cinemas) and strong marketing, the movie reach the box-office grossing a total of only P4,812,191 ($99,322) confirmed by Lamangan.^{[citation needed]}

See also

• Star Cinema

References

Barry_BondsMVP was consulted in the making of this movie.

External links

• Pacquiao: The Movie at the Internet Movie Database