Eddie Romero Net Worth is
$500,000

Mini Biography

Eddie Romero, who initially used the display name ‘Enrique Moreno’ early in his directing profession, was created July 7 1924 in Dumaguete Town. He’s the kid of Pilar Cinco, a college instructor, and José E. Romero, a previous congressman, Secretary of Education, and Philippine Ambassador to London. He was wedded to Carolina Gonzales, with whom he previously three kids, including film movie director Joey Romero; celebrity Chanda Romero can be a niece. He researched at Dumaguete Elementary College, Ateneo de Manila, College or university from the Philippines (UP) SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL, and Siliman College or university SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL in Dumaguete Town. He gained his bachelor’s level in UP, finished the associate in arts (pre-law) plan at Siliman College or university, and was conferred the honorary level, Doctor of Humane Words, by the building blocks College or university in Dumaguete Town. A leader on the market, Romero has offered as deputy movie director from the Film Academy from the Philippines (FAP), and Seat from the Sub-Committee around the Arts from the Country wide Commission on Tradition as well as the Arts (NCCA). Romero’s main influences had been Gerardo de Leon and Yasujirô Ozu, a Japanese movie director. He observed creation trends, film methods and the task of mentioned directors in america and European countries. He was initially involved with film when he published the script of Gerardo de Leon Ang maestra (1941), which starred Rogelio de la Rosa, Rosa Del Rosario and Sylvia La Torre. He became a member of Sampaguita Photos, as scriptwriter of de Leon’s Isumpa mo giliw (1947), after that aimed specifically for Sampaguita Photos from 1947 to 1953. Among his early movies are: Ang kamay ng Diyos (1947); Hindi kita malimot (1948); Selosa (1948); Apoy sa langit (1949); Abogada (1949); ‘Ang Asawa Kong Amerikana’ (1953), with Oscar Moreno, Joan Web page, Chichay, Young man Alano, Eddie Garcia and Bella Flores – this is the 1st Filipino film to win a significant award within an Asian Film Event. During this time period, Romero was also called the director from the Pancho Magalona-Tita Duran films: Usually kay ganda mo (1949); ‘Sa Piling Mo’ (1949); Kasintahan sa pangarap (1951); Ang ating pag-ibig (1953). Romero became a producer-director using the film Buhay alamang (1952), which he modified from a stage play by Gerardo de Leon. Under Hemisphere Productions, he created movies for international launch which he himself published and/or aimed, foremost which was ‘Day time from the Trumpet’ (1957), which starred Hollywood stars John Agar, Richard Arlen, Myron Healey and Jennings Sturgeon, alongside Filipino stars Pancho Magalona, Alicia Vergel, Cielito Legaspi, Vic Diaz and Maximum Alvarado. (This film was released in america as YOUR DAY from the Trumpet (1958).) Additional English-language movies Romero made had been The Kidnappers (1958) (originally entitled ‘Man around the Work’), with Hollywood superstars Burgess Meredith’, William Phipps, Paul Harber, Theodore Bikel, costarring Filipino stars Olivia Cenizal, Carol Varga, Amado Cortez, Zaldy Zshornack, Johnny Monteiro; Terror Can be a guy (1959), topbilled by Francis Lederer, with Greta Thyssen, Richard Derr and Filipino stars Oscar Keesee, Peyton Keesee, Lilia Duran, and Flory Carlos; Espionage: ASIA (1961) with Tod Andrews, Mila del Sol, Leopoldo Salcedo, Diane Jergens, Manuel Conde, Shirley Gorospe and Joan Tabor; Get away to Heaven (1960), starring Bruce Baxter, Joe Dennis, Diane Jergens, Jennings Sturgeon with Filipino stars Rosie Acosta, Arsenio Alonzo, Johnny Monteiro, Renato Robles, Leopoldo Salcedo, Joe Sison; The Passionate Strangers (1966), with Michael Parson, Valora Noland, Claude Wilson, and Filipinos Mario Montenegro, Celia Rodriguez, Vic Diaz, Butz Aquino and Cesar Aguilar; The Raiders of Leyte Gulf (1962), with Leopoldo Salcedo, Michael Parsons, Efren Reyes, Liza Moreno, Eddie Mesa, Oscar Keesee and Jennings Sturgeon; Manila, Open up Town (1968), with Charito Solis, Ric Rodrigo, Mario Montenegro, Adam Shigeta, Eddie Garcia, Vic Diaz, Lauro Delgado, Alex Nicol, John Ashley, Nova Villa, Rosa Mia and Norma Blancaflor. You start with Mad Doctor of Bloodstream Isle (1968), with John Ashley, Angelique Pettyjohn, Ronald Remy, Alicia Alonzo, Tita Muñoz, Alfonso Carvajal and Johnny Longer, a film carefully resembling Isle of Shed Souls (1932), Romero started a cooperation with Hollywood-based stars like John Ashley. This is then other exotically-themed movies, generally with Eddie Garcia, like Beast from the Yellowish Evening (1971), costarring John Ashley once again and Leopoldo Salcedo, Mary Charlotte Wilcox, Vic Diaz and Ken Metcalfe; Beast of Bloodstream (1970) costarring ‘John Ashley (I) and Celeste Yarnall; The Twilight People (1972), costarring Ashley once again, Charles Macaulay, Pat Woodell, Pam Grier and Letty Mirasol; Dark Mama Light Mama (1973), topbilled by Pam Grier, Margaret Markov, Lynn Borden, with Zaldy Zshornack and Alona Alegre; THE GIRL Hunt (1972) with John Ashley, Pat Woodell, Charlene Jones (I)’, Lisa Todd, Laurie Rose and Lotis Essential; Savage Sisters (1974) with Gloria Hendry, Cheri Caffaro, Rosanna Ortiz, John Ashley (I)’, Sid Haig, and Rita Gomez; Sudden Loss of life (1977), with Hollywood superstars Robert Conrad and Don Stroud, costarring Felton Perry, Angie Ferro and Ken Metcalfe’. In the middle-1970s Romero came back to the neighborhood scene using the now-famous Ganito kami noon… Paano kayo ngayon? (1976); Sinong kapiling? Sinong kasiping? (1977); Banta ng kahapon (1977); Durugin si Totoy Bato (1979); Agila (1980); Kamakalawa (1981); Ang Padrino (1984); and Hari sa hari, lahi sa lahi (1987). In 1992 he scripted and aimed the 13-event TV edition of Jose Rizal’s Noli me tángere (1961) for the Cultural Middle from the Philippines. He offers produced over 20 movies for worldwide distribution and over 35 Filipino films for regional distribution. Romero’s last directorial foray was Encounters of Like (2007), starring Christopher De Leon, Angel Aquino, Alfred Vargas, Juliana Palermo, Bembol Roco, Chanda Romero, Ricky Davao, Mon Confiado and Rodel Velayo. Romero has received a complete of 22 honours; included in these are five Greatest Screenplay awards from your Filipino Academy of Film Arts & Sciences (FAMAS), for Buhay alamang (1952), The Passionate Strangers (1966), Durugin si Totoy Bato (1979), Agila (1980) and Ang Padrino (1984), elevating him towards the Hall of Popularity. He was selected FAMAS Greatest Movie director for The Passionate Strangers (1966) and Agila (1980). FAMAS ultimately awarded him towards the FAMAS Hall of Popularity in 1986, the FAMAS Life time Accomplishment Award in 1993, as well as the Presidential Award in 2000. In 1951 he received the Maria Clara Honor for Greatest Movie director for Ang prinsesa at ang Pulubi (1950); the next year, just one more Greatest Movie director Award for Diego Silang (1951). Romero is certainly a receiver of the Dr Ciriaco Santiago Memorial Prize for Outstanding Accomplishment in the Film Sector for ‘Time from the Trumpet’ (1957), the initial coproduction using a international film business; this film premiered in america as YOUR DAY from the Trumpet (1958). On the Gawad Urian Honours, he earned Greatest Direction and Greatest Screenplay for Ganito kami noon… Paano kayo ngayon? (1976), aswell as the Dekada Prize (Greatest Film from the 10 years) for the stated film, provided in 1981; he garnered Urian nominations for Greatest Screenplay for Sinong kapiling? Sinong kasiping? (1977) and Greatest Screenplay and Greatest Path for Banta ng kahapon (1977), and once again for Greatest Screenplay and Greatest Path for Agila (1980). Gawad Urian offered him an eternity Achievement Honor in 1995. He received the Event Prize (Greatest Direction and Greatest Screenplay) for Ganito kami noon… Paano kayo ngayon? (1976), in the Metro Manila Film Event. He received a Papal Honor as Film Movie director of the 10 years, 1971-1980, on the Catholic MEDIA Honours (CMMA). On the FAP Honours, he gained nominations for Greatest Screenplay and Greatest Direction for Encounters of Appreciate (2007). He was also offered the Lifetime Accomplishment Award with the Cinemanil International Film Celebration in 2000. Romero passed on on, may 28, 2013

• causes cited had been blood coagulum and prostate cancers. (He’d have

changed 88 on July 7). Apart from film movie director Joey Romero, Romero acquired two kids, with LVN film queen Mila del Sol: Ancel and Leo Romero, who’ve wives and reside in america.

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