Magpahanggang Wakas
Magpahanggang Wakas
Magpahanggang Wakas | |
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Also known as | I'll Never Say Goodbye[1] |
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Created by | Gina Marissa Tagasa |
Based on | Kastilyong Buhangin |
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Opening theme | "Magpahanggang Wakas" by Piolo Pascual with the ABS-CBN Philharmonic Orchestra |
Composer(s) | Arnie Mendaros |
Country of origin | Philippines |
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No.of episodes | 80(list of episodes) |
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Executiveproducer(s) | Narciso Yulores Gulmatico, Jr. |
Producer(s) | Mavic Holgado-Oducayen |
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Cinematography | Romeo Vitug |
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Running time | 30–38 minutes |
Productioncompany(s) | RSB Drama Unit |
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Original network | ABS-CBN |
Picture format | 480i (SDTV) 1080i (HDTV) |
Original release | September 19, 2016 (2016-09-19) – January 6, 2017 (2017-01-06) |
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Related shows | Kastilyong Buhangin (film) |
External links | |
Website [14] |
Magpahanggang Wakas (International title: I'll Never Say Goodbye / transl. Until the End) is a 2016 Philippine drama television series based on the 1980 film of the same name, starring Nora Aunor, Lito Lapid and Tonio Gutierrez. Directed by FM Reyes, it is topbilled by Jericho Rosales, Arci Muñoz and John Estrada. The series premiered on ABS-CBN's Primetime Bida evening block and worldwide via The Filipino Channel from September 19, 2016 to January 6, 2017, replacing Born for You.[2][3][4]
Magpahanggang Wakas | |
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Also known as | I'll Never Say Goodbye[1] |
Genre |
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Created by | Gina Marissa Tagasa |
Based on | Kastilyong Buhangin |
Written by |
|
Directed by |
|
Starring |
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Opening theme | "Magpahanggang Wakas" by Piolo Pascual with the ABS-CBN Philharmonic Orchestra |
Composer(s) | Arnie Mendaros |
Country of origin | Philippines |
Originallanguage(s) |
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No.of episodes | 80(list of episodes) |
Production | |
Executiveproducer(s) | Narciso Yulores Gulmatico, Jr. |
Producer(s) | Mavic Holgado-Oducayen |
Production location(s) |
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Cinematography | Romeo Vitug |
Editor(s) |
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Running time | 30–38 minutes |
Productioncompany(s) | RSB Drama Unit |
Release | |
Original network | ABS-CBN |
Picture format | 480i (SDTV) 1080i (HDTV) |
Original release | September 19, 2016 (2016-09-19) – January 6, 2017 (2017-01-06) |
Chronology | |
Related shows | Kastilyong Buhangin (film) |
External links | |
Website [14] |
Synopsis
Waldo, a righteous and hardworking son from a happy family, shares a deep love with Aryann. Although both were young, their love for each other was undeniably genuine and true. However, their story changed one night when Waldo accidentally killed a man who attempted to rape Aryann. Waldo was convicted of the crime and was sent to prison. Feeling responsible for Waldo's misfortune, Aryann took on different jobs to raise money to get him out of jail and meets Tristan, who gave her the hand she was desperately looking for. Not soon after being freed, Waldo faced the vengeful brother of the man he killed and was shot. He falls of a cliff and drifts into the sea which made everyone, except Aryann, believe that he was dead. Having slowly accepted Waldo's death, Aryann moved on and found her way to Tristan, the man who didn't take advantage of her vulnerability during her darkest times. The two fall in love with each other and were set to be wed. During the announcement of their wedding, Aryann realizes the undeniable truth that Waldo is alive. Waldo and Aryann cross paths but the latter is no longer sure if she still shares the love they once had.
Cast and characters
Main cast
Jericho Rosales as Ronualdo "Waldo" del Mar
Arci Muñoz as Atty. Aryann Castillo
John Estrada as Tristan Lozado
Supporting cast
Gelli de Belen as Jenna Celis-Lozado
Rita Avila as Rosita "Tyang Rosing" Natividad
Lito Pimentel as Nicolas "Kulas" del Mar
Liza Lorena as Malena "Nenang" del Mar
Ronaldo Valdez as Antonio "Tony" Sandoval
Danita Paner as Leila Asuncion
Maika Rivera as Cheska Lozado
Jomari Angeles as Enrique "King" del Mar
Marco Gumabao as Zachary "Zach" Flores
Yen Santos as Clarissa "Issa" Ordoñez
Cris Villanueva as Simon Flores
Guest cast
Louise Abuel as young Enrique "King" del Mar
Allan Paule as Armand Natividad
Justin Cuyugan as Domingo "Dodong" Natividad
Ana Abad Santos as Mariposa
Jordan Gucake as Engr. Gomez
Lollie Mara as Mamay Senya
Eric Fructuoso as Tonio Rodriguez
Maila Gumila as Atty. Angela Vidal
Menggie Cobarrubias as Atty. Galvez
Lander Vera Perez as Ted
Claire Ruiz as Amanda
Tom Olivar as Gary
Jay Gonzaga as Engr. Comia
David Chua as Nico Gomez
Precious Lara Quigaman as Gina Meyers
Chienna Filomeno as Maxene
Jeric Raval as Dante Ordoñez
Tart Carlos as Liezel
Jojit Lorenzo as Percival "Percy" Moreno
Pinky Amador as Atty. Thea Galvez (Tristan's lawyer)
Nina Ricci Alagao as Atty. Villaruz
Nina Medina as Judge Evangeline Diaz
Jennica Garcia as Angel Faustino
Manuel Chua as Kyle Faustino
Yves Flores as Marlon Miranda
Gilleth Sandico as Beth Miranda
Valerie Concepcion as Cassandra
Reception
Production
Tentative title
The series was first announced on April 27, 2016 with a tentative title, Never Ever Say Goodbye. In August 2016, the drama's title was changed to Magpahanggang Wakas.[8]
Casting
Magpahanggang Wakas marks the return of Jericho Rosales on primetime after his successful series Bridges of Love made waves in different Latin American countries, including Peru. Arci Muñoz returns in her second primetime series after her successful portrayal as Norma Elizondo in Pasión de Amor, a Philippine adaptation of Pasión de Gavilanes by Telemundo.[9] It is also Rita Avila's comeback project on ABS-CBN four years after Walang Hanggan.[10] Meanwhile, the melodrama is also Gelli de Belen and Danita Paner's first major primetime project since after leaving TV5.
Timeslot
Magpahanggang Wakas replaced Born for You on September 19, 2016 in an earlier timeslot at 8:45pm after FPJ's Ang Probinsyano.[11] ABS-CBN decided to move Till I Met You's timeslot at 9:30pm.
International broadcast
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