PERSONA: FPJ: LONELY AT THE TOP BY JC NIGADO/ MOVIE FLASH/ AUGUST 23, 1984

"Persona: FPJ: Lonely at the Top"

by JC Nigado

Movie Flash/ August 23, 1984

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FPJ: "WATCHING D'LANOR AT WORK"/ PILIPINO KOMIKS, JANUARY 7, 1975

FPJ: "Watching D'Lanor at Work"

by Rene Rosales

Published at Pilipino Komiks

January 7, 1975

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"SUSAN AT RONNIE: MAY PANGAKO ANG KALIGAYAHAN SA KANILA" BY JOSE V. LIZA, JR./ FOURTH OF A SERIES/ 1967

"Susan at Ronnie: 

May Pangako ang Kaligayahan sa Kanila"

(Fourth and last of a series)

Sinulat ni Jose V. Liza, Jr.

Liwayway Magazine

June 19, 1967

see: Third of  a Series

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"SUSAN AT RONNIE: MAY PANGAKO ANG KALIGAYAHAN SA KANILA" BY JOSE V. LIZA, JR./ THIRD OF A SERIES/ 1967

"Susan at Ronnie: May Pangako ang Kaligayahan sa Kanila"
Third of a Series
Sinulat ni Jose V. Liza, Jr.
Liwayway Magazine
June 12, 1967

see: Fourth and last of a series

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SA PELIKULANG "LITTLE CHRISTMAS TREE": "MAY PROBLEMA BA BETWEEN NORA AND RONNIE?" BY ROSS F. CELINO (1977)

article via "The Songs of Nora Aunor FB"

"WOW, KIDS, BIDANG-BIDA SI JULIE VEGA KAY FPJ !!!" (ON THE SET OF "ISANG BALA KA LANG")/ 1983

An article written by Baby K. Jimenez published in Teen World Magazine, April 7, 1983

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SUSAN ROCES: INCREDIBLE / AUGUST 2, 1982

"Susan Roces: Incredible"

by Gus F. Cabrera

Bulaklak Magazine

August 2, 1982

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WHO'S BEHIND THE TEAMING-UP OF RONNIE POE & MARITESS REVILLA (IN "ESTEBAN")? by ROSS F. CELINO, JR. / 1973

Published in the Pilipino Komiks

March 8, 1973

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RONNIE POE'S BIGGEST HEART (1974)

Sixteen Magazine

February 1, 1974 issue

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SUSAN ROCES: THE WOMAN BEHIND RONNIE'S SUCCESS/ 1975





Susan Roces: The Woman Behind Ronnie's Success

by Ely L. Joves

Liwayway Magazine

October 27, 1975

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FPJ-SUSAN ROCES: WILL THEY MAKE SUCCESSFUL LIFETIME PARTNERS?/ 1966/ Re-posted

This was the question asked by a fan movie magazine, Screen Stardom in
 their 1966 issue. Of course, the answer is Yes! They make A SUCCESSFUL LIFETIME PARTNER.

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Screen Stardom/ Vol.IV, No.6/ 1966

RONNIE-SUSAN: "MAY SEKRETO ANG MATAGUMPAY NA PAGSASAMA"/ JULY 6, 1970

 Liwayway Magazine

July 6, 1970

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"PARA KAY RONNIE POE: IBANG KLASENG PAG-UUMPISA, IBANG KLASENG PAGTATAPOS/ JEH- 1983

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Courtesy of James de la Rosa/ Pelikula ATBP

"... AT NAGBAGO NA ANG HARI!"/ JINGLE EXTRA HOT 1980

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Courtesy of James de la Rosa/ Pelikula ATBP

FPJ- SUSAN ROCES: MAY PAKIRAMDAM SA SHOOTING NG "TO SUSAN WITH LOVE" (1968)

An article written by Ms. Baby K. Jimenez published in the Screen Stardom Magazine in 1968---

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Courtesy of James de la Rosa/ Pelikula ATBP

"THREE DAYS, THREE NIGHTS WITH RONNIE POE" (MOVIE FLASH, NOV. 18, 1982)

"THREE DAYS, THREE NIGHTS WITH RONNIE POE"
by Baby K. Jimenez
(MOVIE FLASH, NOV. 18, 1982)

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Courtesy of James dela Rosa
Pelikula Atbp

"MGA LIHIM NI FPJ, NATUKLASAN!" / MOVIE FLASH, DEC. 30, 1982

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Courtesy of James dela Rosa
Pelikula Atbp

FPJ, THE MOST MISUNDERSTOOD TEENAGE ACTOR- Kislap/Graphic- May 8, 1957

He is seventeen, a towering 5'11", and a massive 155 pounds. His hair is curly and raven black, his eyes are aparkling brown. He has the facial features of Tony Curtis, the black and wavy hair of Errol Flynn, and the manliness and build of Clark Gable.

That is a brief summary of Fernando Poe, Jr., a new screen Romeo, hearth-throb of our teenagers. --- to continue reading, click images below---

Kislap-Graphic Magazine/ May 8, 1957
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SRO CROWD AT PREMIERE NIGHT OF FPJ'S "HANGGANG MAY BUHAY" Circa 1966

Screenlife Magazine/ 1966
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