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'''Regal Entertainment''' (formerly and more commonly known as '''Regal Films''') is a [[Philippines|Philippine]] [[film]]making and entertainment firm, based in Quezon City. It was |
'''Regal Entertainment''' (formerly and more commonly known as '''Regal Films''') is a [[Philippines|Philippine]] [[film]]making and entertainment firm, based in Quezon City. It was founded by [[Lily Monteverde]] in 1962. It has produced movies of all genres. It is the oldest surviving movie studio in the Philippines |
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== Films released == |
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== History == |
== History == |
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In the beginning, Mother Lily and her father Remy put up a popcorn stand at the Podmon Theater in C.M. Recto, [[Manila]] (which served as the head office of Regal before it moved to the Valencia studio). Regal Films was started by distributing foreign films, such as ''[[That Man In Istanbul|That Man from Istanbul]]'', ''Marsha'' and ''[[All Mine to Give]]'', pouring funds for Mother Lily to produce a local movie. In 1976, Mother Lily asked permission from her father to produce her first project, ''Kayod sa Umaga, Kayod sa Gabi'' |
In the beginning, Mother Lily and her father Remy put up a popcorn stand at the Podmon Theater in C.M. Recto, [[Manila]] (which served as the head office of Regal before it moved to the Valencia studio). Regal Films was started by distributing foreign films, such as ''[[That Man In Istanbul|That Man from Istanbul]]'', ''Marsha'' and ''[[All Mine to Give]]'', pouring funds for Mother Lily to produce a local movie. In 1976, Mother Lily asked permission from her father to produce her first project, ''Kayod sa Umaga, Kayod sa Gabi''. It became a big hit then in theaters. [[Alma Moreno]] was the first star who had an exclusive contract with Regal, becoming the first of the Regal Babies. |
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In its early years, Regal Films produced local movies with a "mature" and "daring" style, although it also produced "wholesome" pictures. In 1987, it ventured in local television; "Regal Television" produced several entertainment programs in '80s and '90s and aired in three different channels, ABS-CBN 2, GMA 7 and IBC 13.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKuFwOhZdg8|title=Regal at 15|publisher=''[[YouTube]]''|work=MagSine Tayo!|accessdate=September 13, 2015}}</ref> |
In its early years, Regal Films produced local movies with a "mature" and "daring" style, although it also produced "wholesome" pictures. In 1987, it ventured in local television; "Regal Television" produced several entertainment programs in '80s and '90s and aired in three different channels, ABS-CBN 2, GMA 7 and IBC 13.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKuFwOhZdg8|title=Regal at 15|publisher=''[[YouTube]]''|work=MagSine Tayo!|accessdate=September 13, 2015}}</ref> |
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| Company type | Film production company |
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| Industry | Motion pictures |
| Founded | New Manila, Quezon City, Philippines (1962) |
| Headquarters | , |
Key people | Lily Monteverde Roselle Monteverde-Teo |
| Owner | Lily Monteverde |
| Divisions | Regal Multimedia Inc. Regal Home Video MAQ Productions Inc. Mother Studio Films Good Harvest Unlimited |
Regal Entertainment (formerly and more commonly known as Regal Films) is a Philippine filmmaking and entertainment firm, based in Quezon City. It was founded by Lily Monteverde in 1962. It has produced movies of all genres. It is the oldest surviving movie studio in the Philippines
Films released
History
In the beginning, Mother Lily and her father Remy put up a popcorn stand at the Podmon Theater in C.M. Recto, Manila (which served as the head office of Regal before it moved to the Valencia studio). Regal Films was started by distributing foreign films, such as That Man from Istanbul, Marsha and All Mine to Give, pouring funds for Mother Lily to produce a local movie. In 1976, Mother Lily asked permission from her father to produce her first project, Kayod sa Umaga, Kayod sa Gabi. It became a big hit then in theaters. Alma Moreno was the first star who had an exclusive contract with Regal, becoming the first of the Regal Babies.
In its early years, Regal Films produced local movies with a "mature" and "daring" style, although it also produced "wholesome" pictures. In 1987, it ventured in local television; "Regal Television" produced several entertainment programs in '80s and '90s and aired in three different channels, ABS-CBN 2, GMA 7 and IBC 13.[1]
Television
In the late 1980s Regal Television was a weekly Sunday programming block featuring the country's biggest artists from Regal Films it's Regal babies Gabby Concepcion Snooky Serna Manilyn Reynes Sheryl Cruz paved there ways on the television platform as well as Maricel Soriano had ventured her drama special in the late 80s under ABS CBN until ABSCBN took over majority of her production RPN 9 and GMA-7 Then had short lived specials as well such as Mother Studio Presents and Drama Studio and Sunday Specials as mini drama series celebrating the country's other elite artists or upcoming movie stars
- Scorpio Nights -
- Shake, Rattle and Roll -
- Relasyon -
- Tiyanak -
- Yamashita: The Tiger's Treasure -
- Mano Po -
- Live Show (aka Toro) -
- Petrang Kabayo at ang Pilyang Kuting -
References
- ^ "Regal at 15". MagSine Tayo!. YouTube. Retrieved September 13, 2015.
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