Rumored to be called Star of GMA

Barbie Forteza may well be called "The First Star of GMA." After all, her starrer, "Intended to Be," is the main cleanser to air on GMA Pinoy TV Teleserye, beginning today, directly after "Alyas Robin Hood." People will most likely ask, "Why goodness why?" Well, why not? Behind the bubbly identity is a touchy performing artist. Indeed she won a worldwide honor, best on-screen character at the 36th Oporto International Film Festival in Portugal (Director's Week Section) for "Laut."

Be that as it may, back to "Intended to Be," the place Barbie has four driving men. They are Ivan Dorschener (half-British), Ken Chan (half-Chinese), Addy Raj (half-Indian), and Jak Roberto (immaculate Pinoy). Presently, wh
o among them are "Intended to Be" the sweetheart of Barbie. Watch "Intended to Be" and discover.

The nearness of Miss Gloria Romero loans class, quality, distinction to the cleanser. She depicts herself as the "most established bagets" in the gathering, after which come semi-seniors Kempee de Leon and the "triplets" made out of Tina Paner, Sheryl Cruz, and Manilen Reynes. In any group, Miss Romero emerges, the most majestic of all motion picture rulers. But then so kind and receptive, cherished by all. In the '50s, yearly authority film industry results are declared. Of the Top 10 cash creators eight were Gloria Romero starrers.

Alternate stars of "Intended to Be" are Sef Cadayona, Stephanie Sol, Mika de la Cruz, Zymic Jaranilla. How about we not overlook the innovative personalities behind the cleanser. "Intended to Be" is a result of the visionary personality of Palanca Awardee Renei Dimla (idea maker and head essayist); under the tutelage of the inventive group headed by Roy Iglesias (imaginative chief), Jake Tordesillas (primetime space 3 moron), Agnes Gagelonia-Uligan (primetime 3 head), under the proficient supervision of the generation group of GMA dramatization headed by Lilybeth G. Rasonable (SVP for ETV), Redgie Magno (VP for show), Cheryl Ching-Sy (AVP for dramatization), Hazel Felizmenio Abonita (program director), and Lani Sandoval (official maker).