Title: Juan & Ted: Wanted
Genre: Comedy
Runtime: 1h 58m
Released: 6 December 2000
Country of Origin: Philippines
Language: Filipino
Director: Al Tantay
Writer: Al Tantay ( story) • Rolf Mahilom (story & screenplay) • Bayani Agbayani (story) • Sherwin Buenvenida (credited as Sherwin) (story)
Production Company: Viva Films
Synopsis: Juan and Ted are two fugitives who have attempted to turn their lives around after they fled from jail to avoid execution by Hepe and Langku. Although their escape was successful, it came at a great cost. They were forced to live on the run, constantly looking over their shoulders, and away from the comforts of their former lives.
Despite these hardships, Juan and Ted have taken steps to reform their behaviour and mend their ways. They have sought out counselling and support from various people, and have committed themselves to a life of zany and comical situations. They have also sought out employment as school bus drivers and conductors to support themselves and positively contribute to society.
In addition to fleeing and hiding from their predators, Juan and Ted have focused on developing healthy relationships with their passengers the high schoolers. They have worked hard to build trust and respect with those around them at the school and demonstrate their commitment to a better life. They have also made a concerted effort to stay away from criminal activity, and to adhere to the law.
One day, as fate would have it, almost all their passengers have problems with their families so they decided to just call off going to school for the day and go for a field trip instead. As the news spread in the school that the school bus didn’t turn up like it used to, Juan & Ted got blamed and suspected as kidnappers. When the parents heard the news, they panicked and called the school administration. Soon when they least expected, Hepe and Langku showed up to reveal Juan & Ted’s true identities but it backfired them their black agenda of extinguishing Juan & Ted, instead they got arrested for misjudging Juan & Ted. As they got misjudged again by many, especially the parents of their passengers, they got cleared of their criminal records when the parents understood them by their children’s statements that they were of good characters and not criminals.
Juan and Ted's story is a testament to the power of redemption and the possibility of a second chance. Despite the trauma of their escape from jail, they have managed to stay positive and remain committed to a life of honesty and integrity. While their journey is far from over, they have made significant progress in mending their ways and are well on their way to becoming productive members of society.
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Top Billed Cast & Crew: |
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ACTOR |
ROLE |
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Janno Gibbs |
Juancho |
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Bayani Agbayani |
Ted |
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Carla Guevarra |
Sarah |
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Angela Velez |
Vivien |
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Anne Curtis |
Hazel |
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Chubi Del Rosario |
Roberto |
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J.R. Trinidad |
Chito (as JR Trinidad) |
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Vanna Garcia |
Miki |
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Marky Lopez |
Mon |
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Rico J. Puno |
Mariano |
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Caloy Alde |
Principal |
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Shermaine Santiago |
Julia (as Sharmine Santiago) |
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Inday Badiday |
Judge Viveca Vavaje |
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Maureen Larrazabal |
Nurse |
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Ching Arellano |
Penny |
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Philip Supnet |
Pong (as Kuhol) |
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Goms Burza |
Dado |
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Hyubs Azarcon |
Nick (as Ariel Azarcon) |
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Dagul |
Chuck |
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Al Tantay |
Atty. Mamaradio |
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Dan Salamante |
Accused Lawyer |
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Jovit Moya |
Hepe |
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Boy Alano |
Sgt. Langku |
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Richard Merck |
Father of Hazel |
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Gary Lim |
Father of Chito |
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Alvin Vasquez |
Father of Mon |
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Inday Garutay |
Court Clerk |
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Rommel Montano |
Holdaper 1 |
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Jeffrey Tam |
Holdaper 2 |
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Jun Collao |
Holdaper 3 (as Jun Cullao) |
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Erwin Torrente |
Bulag |
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Rey Solo |
Axman |
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Joseph Moran |
Jail Guard 1 |
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Torling Pader |
Jail Guard 2 (as Turling) |
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Mike Nazareno |
Jail Guard 3 |
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Rey Fabian |
Pulis 1 |
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Vanni Ignacio |
Pulis 2 (as Vani Ignacio) |
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Armando Columbres |
Pulis 3 (as Armand Culombres) |
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Ramon Solo |
Double of Janno |
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Nelson Cammagay |
Double of Bayani (as Nelson Camagay) |
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TJ Apuyan |
School Bus Mate |
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Faye Parian |
School Bus Mate |
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Kirby Solo |
School Bus Mate |
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Anne Solo |
School Bus Mate |
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Chloe Asuncion |
School Bus Mate |
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Jhayes Asuncion |
School Bus Mate |
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Bryan Sanchez |
School Bus Mate |
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Gian Carlo Parian |
School Bus Mate |
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Brent Sanchez |
School Bus Mate |
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Eddielor Camagay |
School Bus Mate |
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Rosealin Santos |
School Bus Mate |
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Rambo Go |
School Bus Mate |
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Produced by |
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Brenda M. Bayhon |
supervising producer |
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Vincent Del Rosario III |
producer (as Vicente G. Del Rosario III) |
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Vic Del Rosario Jr. |
executive producer |
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Hermie Go |
associate producer (as Hermie S. Go) |
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Music by |
Ruben Cadsawan |
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Dan Salamante |
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Cinematography by |
George Tutanes |
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Editing by |
Danny Gloria |
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Production Design by |
Sonny Maculada |
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Art Direction by |
Bong Bautista |
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Makeup Department |
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Rhoda Sarmiento |
makeup artist (as Roda Sarmiento) |
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Production Management |
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Jun Cleofas |
production manager |
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Bong Macapagal |
post-production manager |
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Tony Rivera |
post-production supervisor |
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Second Unit Director or Assistant Director |
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Glen Parian |
associate director (as Glenn Parian) |
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Art Department |
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Mamento Cancayda |
propsman |
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Gilbert Estrope |
propsman (as Gilbert Estorpe) |
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Albert Parian |
propsman |
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Allan Parian |
setman |
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Dante Tupaz |
setman |
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Sound Department |
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Utoy Abenilla |
looping editor (as Atoy Abenilla) |
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Leo Besonia |
boom operator |
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Long Cual |
looping editor (as Long Long Cual) |
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Josie Galvez |
dubbing supervisor |
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Eddie Mercado |
soundman |
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Nestor Mutia |
sound supervisor |
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Pepito Ortiz |
looping editor (as Pitong Ortiz) |
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Danny Salvador |
sound effects |
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Stunts |
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Rey Solo |
stunt director |
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Camera and Electrical Department |
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Erwin Altezo |
gaffer |
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Carlito Cajapay |
grip (as Carlito Cajayjay) |
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Eddielor Camagay |
best boy (as Eddie Camagay) |
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Dico Campos |
electrician |
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Sany Chua |
still photographer (as Sonny Chua) |
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Ronnie Cobero |
assistant electrician (as Ronnie Cubero) |
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Ferdie Gonzales |
best boy |
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Manuel Librada |
grip |
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Monching Mariano |
assistant camera |
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Ronnie Mata |
best boy |
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Rico Mercado |
camera lifter (as Enrico Mercado) |
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Jeffrey Ojano |
grip (as Jeffrey Olano) |
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Rizal Sacote |
hmi operator (as Rizal Zacote) |
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Norman Serrano |
clapper |
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Costume & Wardrobe Department |
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Marites Cammagay |
wardrobe (as Maritess Camagay) |
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Editorial Department |
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Resty Brien |
assistant film editor (as Resty Brian) |
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Nonoy Flojo |
post-production assistant |
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Boy Gloria |
assistant film editor |
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Script & Continuity Department |
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Alvin Vasquez |
script continuity |
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Transportation Department |
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Rene Aranar |
dispatcher (as Rene Aranan) |
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Eddie Mercado |
shooting unit driver |
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Additional Crew |
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Jane Calaje |
creative researcher |
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Nelson Cammagay |
schedule master (as Nelson Camagay) |
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Kelly Campos-Corbilla |
advertising and promotions staff |
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Ferdie Cruz |
advertising and promotions staff |
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Cris Dancel |
creative research head (as Cris V. Dancel) |
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Pearlie Del Rosario |
advertising and promotions head |
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Eddie Fajardo |
advertising and promotions staff |
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Moises Fernandez |
advertising and promotions staff |
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Marge Florentino |
publicity supervisor |
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Baby Gil |
corporate public relations head |
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Arlyn Loro-Abanilla |
publicity supervisor |
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Kristy Opalla |
production services secretary |
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Ferlin Parreno-Buenviaje |
advertising and promotions staff (as Ferlin Parreño Buenviaje) |
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Ruel Ricarto |
project accountant |
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Dan Salamante |
creative director |
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Robert B. Talavera |
production coordinator |
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Rafael Uy |
production services manager |
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Michiko Yamamoto |
creative researcher |
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