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Hari sa Hari, Lahi sa Lahi (1987)
Character: N/A
Set in the 14th century, a brewing friendship between the Chinese Emperor Yong Le and the King of Sulu, Paduka Pahala is forged upon the latter's visit to China.
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First Kiss (1970)
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Rosemary Sonora and Ricky Belmonte's wildly successful love team!
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Life Everlasting (1971)
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Rosemary Sonora plays a deceased woman and another living, both caught between lovers.
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Binhi (1973)
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A love story set against the backdrop of a coconut plantation
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Cadena de Amor (1971)
Character: Sonya
Adapted from Mars Ravelo’s serialized “komiks,” this 1971 melodrama by Lino Brocka stars Rosemarie Sonora, Dante Rivero and Hilda Koronel as a twisted love triangle.
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Home Sweet Home (1983)
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A man leaves his children to his older sister when he goes to Saudi Arabia to work. The sister maltreats the children, so they all leave her home.
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Papa Um Mamaw (1965)
Character: N/A
A 1965 Filipino musical comedy starring Rosemarie, Blanca Gomez, and Gina Pareño.
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Happy Days Are Here Again (1974)
Character: Herself
A compilation of film clips featuring dance and song performances culled from various films of the so-called big three - Sampaguita, LVN, Premiere.
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Divina Gracia (1970)
Character: Helen
Two identical sisters vying for the attention of one man they both love.
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Campus Beat (1984)
Character: N/A
Campus beat and romance are set to music in this film of our times.
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Magic Bilao (1965)
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A story of a magic bilao which has the power to fight evil.
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Jamboree 66 (1966)
Character: N/A
A story about four girls who want to help their mother financially by running a club.
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Dance-O-Rama (1963)
Character: N/A
In this Filipino comedy inspired by the daily 60s live TV dance show, Susan Roces plays Adoracion Luna, who, with the other teenage girls in her dormitory, aspires to be crowned Dance-O-Rama Queen.
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Sana Maulit Muli (1995)
Character: Sylvia
Two lovers, who are oceans apart, discover that distance can either make the heart grow fonder or render it numb with grief.
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