Title: Si Ayala at Si Zobel
Genre: Comedy
Runtime: 1h 43m
Released: 5 October 1994
Country of Origin: Philippines
Language: Filipino
Director: Junn P. Cabreira
Writer: Mike Tan
Production Company: OctoArts Films
Synopsis: Ayala and Zobel, two unfortunate souls who tragically lost their parents at a tender age, had no choice but to work as caretakers in a humble business owned by the esteemed and caring Lilit Chunin. Day after day, they tirelessly scrubbed the floors, emptied the trash cans, and polished every surface with unwavering devotion, their spirit never wavering despite the difficulties they faced.
But in a mysterious and unpredictable way, fate decided to grant them an unimaginable chance. It was just another day, the sun casting its golden rays over the bustling city, when Ayala and Zobel came across a discovery that changed their lives. While diligently carrying out their janitorial duties, their eyes were suddenly drawn to a strange object hidden beneath a pile of discarded papers. With shaking hands, they exhumed a forgotten envelope, its contents shrouded in mystery.
You held your breath and carefully opened the envelope. Their hearts were pounding with impatience. To their disbelief, they were presented with a check with ink lines reading the incredible sum of one million dollars. Her eyes widened in disbelief and her mind struggled to comprehend the magnitude of this unexpected stroke of luck.
In an instant, her life changed irrevocably. No longer confined to the monotonous routine of janitorial work, Ayala and Zobel were suddenly immersed in a world of endless possibilities. Armed with their newfound wealth, they embarked on a journey that would change the course of their lives forever.
Gone are the days of easy work and meager salaries. They said goodbye to the humble concierge office that had been their refuge for so long and led a life of luxury and grandeur. They traded their worn brooms and mops for tailored suits and luxury cars, their once calloused hands now adorned with exquisite jewellery.
Her life has become a whirlwind of extravagant parties, lavish vacations and extravagant shopping sprees. They ate at the best restaurants, savoured every delicious bite, travelled to far-flung destinations, and immersed themselves in the beauty and culture of the world. They rejoiced in the newfound freedom that their wealth had given them and were no longer bound by the constraints of their humble beginnings.
But amidst the glitz and glamour, Ayala and Zobel have never forgotten their roots. They remained humble and down-to-earth, using their newfound wealth to give back to the community that had once welcomed them in their darkest hours. They established charitable foundations, funded educational programs, and provided opportunities for those less fortunate. Their hearts were filled with gratitude and they vowed to never let their wealth define them, but instead use it as a force for good.
The story of Ayala and Zobel is a testament to the transformative power of unexpected blessings. From the depths of despair, they emerged as beacons of hope and inspiration, proving that even the humblest beginnings can lead to extraordinary destinies.
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TOP BILLED CAST & CREW: |
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ACTOR |
ROLE |
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Anjo Yllana |
Ayala |
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Ogie Alcasid |
Zobel |
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Babalu |
Soriano |
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Jennifer Mendoza |
Jenny |
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Michael V. |
Keempee |
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Kier Legaspi |
Carlo |
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Janet Arnaiz |
Jannet |
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Nova Villa |
Lilit |
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Jaime Fabregas |
Bank Manager |
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Gary Lising |
Bart |
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Don Pepot |
Lawyer |
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Jan Rivera |
Chito |
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Joey Palomar |
Joey |
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Pong Pong |
Cook (as Pong-Pong) |
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Nonong De Andres |
Embalmer |
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Renan Ranay |
Embalmer |
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Bobby Henson |
Chairman JPF |
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Roger Belaro |
Policeman |
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Mike Monty |
US Embassy Man |
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Maricar De Mesa |
Office Girl |
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Carmela Cabatino |
Lady in Restaurant |
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Maggie Laing |
Sexy Woman |
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Boy Flores |
Goon at the Car |
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Jay Jay Cabreira |
Car Driver (as Jay Cabreira) |
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Efren Mendoza |
Goon |
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Jayke H. Joson |
Friend of Carlo (as Jake Joson) |
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Jojie Yuson |
Friend of Carlo |
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Nelson Castro |
Friend of Carlo |
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Eddie Aure |
Band Player |
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Lucino Perez |
Band Player |
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Rodrigo Perez |
Band Player |
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Produced by |
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Kess Burias |
associate producer |
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Art R. Ilacad |
supervising producer |
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Orly Ilacad |
executive producer (as Orly R. Ilacad) |
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Music by |
Sunny Ilacad |
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Cinematography by |
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Rudy Diño |
director of photography (as Rudy Dino) |
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Editing by |
Segundo Ramos |
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Production Design by |
Rolly Bernardo |
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Art Direction by |
Willie Alagdon |
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Makeup Department |
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Merly Vinluan |
makeup artist |
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Production Management |
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Jose 'Boy' Aguilar |
production manager (as Boy Aguilar) |
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Elpidio Mariscotes |
post-production manager |
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Second Unit Director or Assistant Director |
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Lito Mena |
associate director |
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Art Department |
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Ike Alagdon |
set man |
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Rading Gato |
set man |
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Apo Manansala |
lay-out artist |
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Willy Monzon |
posters and lay-out (as Willie Monzon) |
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Robert Ranay |
propsman |
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Rolando Rubenecia |
propsman (as Roland Rubenecia) |
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Sound Department |
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Rodel Capule |
sound effects |
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Mike Curran |
soundman: OctoArts Unit II |
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Galman Dineros |
assistant sound effects (as Ronald Dineros) |
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Ariel Galang |
boom operator: OctoArts Unit II |
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Lucy Quinto |
dubbing supervisor |
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Ramon Reyes |
sound engineer |
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Stunts |
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Larry Esguerra |
fight instructor |
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Camera and Electrical Department |
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Joey A. Dino |
gaffer (as Joey Dino) |
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Charlie Guiriba |
electrician: OctoArts Unit II |
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Ricardo Herrera |
second camera |
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Mateo Pajarillo |
assistant camera: OctoArts Unit II (as Matty Pajarillo) |
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Rodrigo Perez |
generator operator: OctoArts Unit II |
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Franklin Sabile |
clapper: OctoArts Unit II (as Frank Sabile) |
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Jun Santos |
still photographer |
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Costume and Wardrobe Department |
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Bernard Escander |
wardrobe (as Bernie Escander) |
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Editorial Department |
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Asiong Ramos |
assistant editor |
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Boy Ramos |
assistant editor |
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Transportation Department |
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Zaldy Alcarde |
service driver: OctoArts Unit II (as Zaldy Alcordo) |
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Arturo Gabion |
service driver: OctoArts Unit II (as Arturo Gario) |
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Cezar Jordan |
service driver: OctoArts Unit II (as Cesar Jordan) |
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Rodrigo Perez |
unit driver: OctoArts Unit II |
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Nonoy Reyes |
service driver: OctoArts Unit II |
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Additional Crew |
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Zeny Ambus |
caterer: OctoArts Unit II (as Zeny Ambos) |
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Aster Amoyo |
promotion and publicity |
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Rudy Borromeo |
utility: OctoArts Unit II |
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Andy Castañeda |
crew: OctoArts Unit II (as Andy Castaneda) |
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Boy Flores |
field cashier |
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Francis Guion |
crew: OctoArts Unit II |
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Jojo Ibay |
crew: OctoArts Unit II |
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Roger Loristo |
crew: OctoArts Unit II (as Roger Loreto) |
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Ramon Melo |
schedule master |
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George Namoco |
crew: OctoArts Unit II |
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Lucino Perez |
utility: OctoArts Unit II |
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Oskee Salazar |
promotion and publicity |
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