"ANGHEL SA AKING BALIKAT" (1964): WISH LIST # 5

"Anghel Sa Aking Balikat" (1964)- Stars Fernando Poe, Jr., Johnny Monteiro, Carlos Padilla, Jr., Oscar Keesee, Vic Silayan, Lito Anzures, Victor Bravo, Bert Olivar, Manolo Robles, Angelo Ventura, Vic Varrion, Vic Uematsu, Mario Escudero and Anna Trinidad/ Guests: Ben Perez and Dulce Lucban/ Directed by Van de Leon

"BARBARO CRISTOBAL" (1969): WISH LIST # 4

Fernando Poe Jr. is Barbaro Cristobal, a former gunslinger, forced out of retirement when a band of outlaws terrorizes the whole town.

"LEON MARAHAS" (1962): WISH LIST # 3

"Leon Marahas" (1962)- Stars Fernando Poe, Jr., Cecilia Lopez, Carlos Padilla, Jr., Oscar Keesee, Vic Diaz, Lito Anzures and Eddie Fernandez/ Directed by Cesar Gallardo and Cirio H. Santiago

Fernando Poe, Jr. is Bayani Santos or Leon Marahas, a lone guerilla triggerman, who becomes the most wanted man of the Japanese Imperial Army.

"KUMANDER FIDELA" (1964): WISH LIST # 2

Kumander Fidela was based on the radio serial by Agustin B. dela Cruz and aired over DZRH in 1964. The movie, directed by Pablo Santiago under the banner of Larry Santiago Productions, starred Fernando Poe, Jr., Willie Sotelo, Helen Gamboa, Jerry Pons, Boy Franscisco and Jose Romulo with the special participation of Van de Leon, Johnny Monteiro and Ramon Revilla.

FPJ, in the role of a military officer, was feared dead by the authorities during one of the many fierce encounters with the dissidents. Badly injured from head wound and suffering from amnesia, FPJ gradually recuperated and was brainwashed. Another FPJ movie in my wish list!

"SUTLANG BAKAL" (1960): WISH LIST # 1

Sutlang Bakal, based on the story by Jose Miranda Cruz, electrified thousands of radio fans when it was aired over DZAQ in 1960. The movie, produced under the banner of Larry Santiago Productions, starred Fernando Poe, Jr., Cecilia Lopez , Ben Perez and Leroy Salvador, with Pablo Santiago directing.

"Sutlang Bakal" (1960)- Stars Fernando Poe, Jr., Cecilia Lopez, Ben Perez and Leroy Salvador/ with Oscar Kesee, Aida Villegas, Dely Atay-Atayan/ Directed by Pablo Santiago