#zaijian jaranilla

[ghostlyarchaeologist]

"What you gonna do? Huh?" "I'm gonna break your kneecap, then I'm gonna snap your right wrist. Then I'm gonna take that knife away from you. and I'm gonna finish your boys off with it, and there ain't a damn thing you can do about it."

Almost Paradise S01E08 Lone Wolf.

[rowellcruzart]

We have a Tim-Poch happy ending! Thank you for this wonderful and thrilling ride.

[allemirwrites]

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[magka-ibigan]

You probably thought my life was perfect, right? ...but you have no idea how hard it's been for me.

[dear-indies]

hi there! do you know any male filipino fcs in their early to mid-twenties? thank you so much!

Derrick Monasterio (1995) Tagalog and Waray Filipino, Jamaican (Lebanese, Black, Scottish, possibly Indian), Italian, remote English, Spanish - has younger roles!

Brandon Perea (1995) Filipino / Puerto Rican - has younger roles!

Jacob Batalon (1996) Ilokano Filipino, possibly other - has younger resources!

Donny Pangilinan (1996) Kapampangan Filipino.

Evan Mock (1997) Bisaya Filipino / White.

Jimboy Martin (1997) Ilocano Filipino.

Jameson Blake (1997) Kapampangan Filipino / White.

Sky Teotico (1997) Tagalog Filipino, some white according to Sky himself as he identifies as mestizo - is a trans man!

Paulo Angeles (1997) Filipino.

Joshua Garcia (1997) Filipino.

Iñigo Pascual (1997) Filipino.

Wilbert Ross (1997) Bisaya Filipino

Ruru Madrid (1997) Zamboangueño Filipino, unspecified other.

R-Ji Lim / alamat.rji (1999) Waray, Bisaya, Chinese.

Tanner Buchanan (1998) Filipino (maternal grandfather), Scottish, English.

Carlo Lacana (1998) Ilocano Filipino.

Mark Paguio (1998) Filipino.

Kokoy de Santos (1998) Filipino.

Jeremiah Lisbo (1998) Filipino.

Markus Paterson (1998) Ilocano and Pangasinan Filipino / British.

Ez Mil / ezekielmiller (1998) Ilocano Filipino / White.

Migo Adecer (1999) Filipino.

Taneo Uyam / alamat.taneo (2000) Kalinga and Ilocano Filipino.

Brace Arquiza (2000) Filipino.

Martin Martinez (2000) Filipino.

Anthony Keyvan (2000) Filipino / Iranian.

Elijah Canlas (2000) Filipino.

Alas / Joshua Alvarez / alamat.alas (2001) Bisaya and Tausūg Filipino, likely Chinese.

Zaijian Jaranilla (2001) Ilocano and Tagalog Filipino.

Darren Espanto (2001) Ilocano Filipino.

Grae Fernandez (2001) Filipino.

Marco Gallo (2001) Filipino / Italian.

Joaquin Domagoso (2001) Filipino.

Mo Mitchell / alamat.mo (2002) Sambal and Tagalog Filipino / Black American.

Bugoy Cariño (2002) Filipino.

CJ / Cup of Jo / cupofjoemusic_ (early 20’s) Pangasinense Filipino.

Gian / Cup of Jo / cupofjoemusic_ (early 20’s) Pangasinense Filipino.

Rapha / Cup of Jo / cupofjoemusic_ (early 20’s) Pangasinense Filipino.

Gab / Cup of Jo / cupofjoemusic_ (early 20’s) Pangasinense Filipino.

Sevii / Cup of Jo / cupofjoemusic_ (early 20’s) Ilocano Filipino.

Xen / Cup of Jo / cupofjoemusic_ (early 20’s) Ilocano Filipino.

Hope this helps, anon!

Also tagging @filipinofc in case they know more!

[ayahmdeesworld]

Movie Review: Boyette: Not a girl yet

Another Filipino movie. Synopsis: Boyette (Zaijian Jaranilla), a gay college student, pretends to be straight to get closer to his homophobic crush, Charles (Iñigo Pascual). However, things take a turn when Nancy (Maris Racal) falls in love with him. The movie started with Boyette doing a voiceover while dancing in his yellow dress and suddenly collapsing. He was diagnosed with severe asthma,…

[topherpadre07]

Zaijian cute cute haha 😆❤️❤️

[spideryis]

MCKINNON FAMILY PT.2 !!

Muiri McKinnon: Charlyne Yi

He/him | ftm | gay (mlm)

Maelan McKinnon: zaijian jaranilla

He/him | ally

[hotmenphilippinesblog]

Zaijian Jaranilla @zaijianjaranilla1 #hotmenphilippines #hottestmeninthephilippines #hotmenphilippinesfebruary2023 https://www.instagram.com/p/Co2Ke5MLjTD/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[miralfreedom]

Showtime daily schedule

Showtime daily schedule series#

Showtime daily schedule tv#

7:00 PM - Idol Philippines: Season 2 (Robi Domingo, Regine Velasquez-Alcasid, Gary Valenciano, Moira dela Torre, Chito Miranda) (Simulcast on A2Z, & Kapamilya Online Live & TV5).

Showtime daily schedule tv#

6:00 PM - TV Patrol Weekend (Alvin Elchico, Zen Hernandez) (simulcast on A2Z, TeleRadyo, ANC, TFC & Kapamilya Online Live).5:00 PM - Rated Korina (Korina Sanchez-Roxas) (Simulcast on A2Z, Kapamilya Online Live, & TV5 Also Broadcast on One PH).3:00 PM - Kapamilya Action Sabado (simulcast on A2Z as Zine Aksyon).1:00 PM - It's Showtime (Vice Ganda, Vhong Navarro, Anne Curtis-Heussaff, Karylle, Amy Perez-Castillo, Kim Chiu, Ogie Alcasid, Jackque Gonzaga, Ion Perez, Jugs Jugueta, Teddy Corpuz, Ryan Bang, Jhong Hilario and Jackie Gonzaga) (simulcast on A2Z, Kapamilya Online Live, Jeepney TV & TV5).11:00 AM – Tropang LOL (Billy Crawford, Alex Gonzaga-Morada, K Brosas, Bayani Agbayani, KC Montero, Wacky Kiray, Jeffrey Tam and company) (simulcast on A2Z, Kapamilya Online Live & TV5).8:30 AM - Doc Ricky Pedia (Dominic Ochoa).8:15 AM - YeY Famtime (Also Broadcast on A2Z, TV5 and Jeepney TV).7:45 AM - Goin Bulilit (Kids company) (Also Broadcast on A2Z, TV5 and Jeepney TV).7:15 AM - Team YeY!: Season 2 (Kids Company) (Also Broadcast on A2Z, TV5 and Jeepney TV).6:00 AM - Pororo: The Little Penguin (Also Broadcast on A2Z).5:00 AM - Tomorrow's World (Gerald Weston, Richard Ames, Wallace Smith and Rod McNair) (Also Broadcast on A2Z and TV5).4:00 AM - Diyos at Bayan (Alex Tinsay, and Kata Innocencio) (Also Broadcast on A2Z, TV5 and Light TV).3:00 PM - Bagani (Enrique Gil, Liza Soberano, Matteo Guidicelli, Sofia Andres, Zaijian Jaranilla) (Simulcast on Kapamilya Online Live & A2Z).11:30 PM - Melting Me Softly (Ji-Chang Wook, Won Jin-ah).11:00 PM - The World Tonight (Tony Velasquez and Pia Gutierrez) (delayed telecast on ANC & simulcast on Kapamilya Online Live).10:15 PM - Love In 40 Days (Loisa Andalio, Ronnie Alonte, Leo Martinez, Lotlot De Leon, Mylene Dizon, Janice De Belen, Maria Isabel Lopez, William Lorenzo, Ana Abad Santos, Kobie Brown, Andi Abaya) (simulcast on Jeepney TV, A2Z, Kapamilya Online Live & TV5).9:30 PM - A Family Affair (Ivana Alawi, Gerald Anderson, Sam Milby, Jake Ejercito, Jameson Blake) (simulcast on Jeepney TV, A2Z, Kapamilya Online Live & TV5).8:45 PM - 2 Good 2 Be True (Daniel Padilla, Kathryn Bernardo) (simulcast on Jeepney TV, A2Z, Kapamilya Online Live & TV5).

Showtime daily schedule series#

8:00 PM - Mars Ravelo's Darna Series (Jane De Leon, Joshua Garcia, Janella Salvador, Zaijan Jaranilla) (simulcast on CineMo!, A2Z, Kapamilya Online Live & TV5).

6:30 PM - TV Patrol (Henry Omaga-Diaz, Bernadette Sembrano-Aguinaldo and Karen Davila with Winnie Cordero, Marc Logan, Ariel Rojas, Migs Bustos and Gretchen Fullido) (simulcast on A2Z, TeleRadyo, ANC, TFC & Kapamilya Online Live).

4:30 PM - Kapamilya Gold Hits (simulcast on A2Z as Afternoon Zinema).

3:45 PM - Be My Lady (Erich Gonzales, Daniel Matsunaga) (simulcast on Kapamilya Online Live and A2Z).

3:00 PM - Bagani (Enrique Gil, Liza Soberano, Matteo Guidicelli, Sofia Andres, Zaijian Jaranilla) (Simulcast on Kapamilya Online Live and A2Z).

1:00 PM - It's Showtime (Vice Ganda, Vhong Navarro, Anne Curtis-Heussaff, Karylle Padilla-Yuzon, Amy Perez-Castillo, Kim Chiu, Ogie Alcasid, Ion Perez, Jugs Jugueta, Teddy Corpuz, Ryan Bang, Jhong Hilario and Jackie Gonzaga) (simulcast on A2Z, Kapamilya Online Live, Jeepney TV & TV5).

11:00 AM - Tropang LOL (Billy Crawford, Alex Gonzaga-Morada, K Brosas, Bayani Agbayani, KC Montero, Wacky Kiray, Jeffrey Tam and company) (simulcast on A2Z, Kapamilya Online Live & TV5).

Maria, Richard Yap, Janella Salvador, Marlo Mortel, Mutya Orquia) (simulcast on A2Z & Kapamilya Online Live)

10:00 AM - Be Careful With My Heart (Jodi Sta.

9:00 AM - Magandang Buhay (Jolina Magdangal-Escueta, Regine Velasquez-Alcasid, Melai Cantiveros-Francisco, Master Hans Cua) (simulcast on A2Z & Kapamilya Online Live).

8:00 AM - Kabayan (Noli De Castro) (simulcast on TeleRadyo).

7:30 AM - TeleRadyo Balita (Noli De Castro, Joyce Balancio) (simulcast on TeleRadyo).

6:00 AM - Sakto (Amy Perez-Castillo, Jeff Canoy, Johnson Manabat) (simulcast on TeleRadyo).

5:00 AM - Tomorrow's World (Replay) (Gerald Weston, Richard Ames, Wallace Smith and Rod McNair) (Also Broadcast on TV5).

[bunchoffaceclaims]

Zaijian Jaranilla

Gender: Male

DOB: 23 August 2001

Nationality: Filipino

Ethnicity: Filipino

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Zaijian Jaranilla is a Filipino child actor best known for his role as the orphan Santino in the teleserye, May Bukas Pa. Zaijian was also a cast member in the children's sketch comedy show Goin' Bulilit.

[rowellcruzart]

I always thought Zaijian looks like an anime character, so I tried it and DEYM he looks cool! 😲

Zaijian Jaranilla is a Filipino actor.

[allemirwrites]

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[magka-ibigan]

"Now, I understand why you agreed to be my roommate. Because you need information, right?"

[mymoviedump]

Hamog (a.k.a. Haze)

Ralston Jover's unique blend of special and magic realism takes a look at the lives of four street children whose world is about to be turned upside down and inside out. Life begins where innocence ends.

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Mars Ravelo’s Darna: is it worth the wait?

The Filipino fantaserye series, Mars Ravelo’s Darna, starring Jane De Leon, has been running for two weeks now on various ABS-CBN services, which is enough time to justify an initial review. After roughly a decade stuck in development hell in various forms, the main question has to be: is the new Darna worth the wait..?

The show is based on the legendary komiks superheroine, Darna, created by writer Mars Ravelo and artist Nestor Redondo in May 1950. Darna was heavily inspired by Fawcett Comics’ Captain (Shazam) Marvel -- a young girl, Narda, finds a magic stone that transforms her into an adult superhero. She uses her new powers to fight against a range of supernatural foes, chief among them a power hungry medusa named Valentina.

This isn’t the first time Darna has been filmed. Since the 1950s there’s been a steady stream of movies, and three television series (well, two and a bit!) based on the character. The last was in 2009 on the GMA Network, after which the rights were sold to rival ABS-CBN who hoped to produce a new movie. But plans kept falling through, and when it looked like filming might actually begin with Jane De Leon in the title role, a worldwide pandemic struck! Thankfully ABS-CBN quickly retooled the project to become a television fantaserye, and filming finally began at the end of 2021.

Like other fantaserye shows, the series runs five nights a week (yes five!), Monday to Friday at 8pm. Fantaserye (or telefantasya) is similar to the South American telenovela genre -- like daytime soap opera except with a fixed episode count and a proper finale episode that ties up all plots. Shows typically run over many months, racking up dozens of episodes, sometimes well over one hundred.

Darma launched in mid-August, broadcast on cable channels in the Philippines and the USA, and accessible to worldwide audiences with English subtitles thanks to various streaming platforms. At the time of writing ten episodes have been broadcast over two weeks. What follows is an initial review of those episodes.

The premise

Narda Custodio (Jane De Leon) is a young woman with a passion for helping people, and a knack of finding herself in the middle of trouble. Narda is unaware that her mother, Leonor (Iza Calzado), hails from the planet Marte where she was once a legendary warrior named Darna who liberated Marte from invaders. Finding a quiet spot in the galaxy to settle down, Leonor has enjoyed a simple Filipino life, becoming an Emergency Medical Technician (paramedic) and mother to two children -- Narda and her brother Ding (Zaijian Jaranilla.) She still practices her martial arts skills every day, though, skills she insists her reluctant daughter must also learn.

As the show starts, some of Leonor/Darna’s old foes arrive on Earth and adopt human identities. They bring with them a weapon in the form of a giant robotic killing machine, forcing Leonor to once again use the alien stone that grants her the powers of Darna. Narda discovers her mother’s true identity, and realises the combat training has been to prepare her to become the next Darna. But Narda rejects her destiny, believing she is not a brave warrior like her mother. Instead she decides to follow her mother in a different way, as an EMT.

Unbeknown to all, the defeated robot’s power source has infected local people, mutating them in ways they can’t control. To make matters worse, there’s rampant corruption running throughout local politics and the police that may be linked to the hidden alien menace.

As events unfold, the reluctant Narda is increasingly forced to transform into Darna to save her town.

Narda is assisted by several friends, who remain unaware of her dual identity. Brian Robles (Joshua Garcia) is a young cop who fights against the corruption that he believes is the cause of his father’s murder. He quickly forms a bond with Narda that slowly blossoms into a romance. Regina Vanguardia (Janella Salvador) is a stylish young attorney from a rich and powerful family who wants to rid the town of all aliens -- including Darna. She has a crush on Officer Robles, and a jealous streak, making her a powerful ‘frenemy’ to Narda.

The tone

Mars Ravelo’s Darna mixes elements of telenovela melodrama, and superhero fantasy, and throws in a healthy dose of mystery for good measure. There are subplots and secrets galore. The seemingly kindhearted local Mayor is a ruthless tyrant. The town’s unassuming fast food stall owner has a home-made crime lab for investigating extraterrestrial activities. People are going missing, and the police are covering up the disappearances. The plots come thick and fast, and the pace is relentless.

This is important, because with five episodes a week to produce the lead superhero cannot appear in every episode. Fantaserye plays to a different beat to American tv fantasy, allowing the subplots and supporting characters to have a greater share of the screen time.

The show’s characters are a mixed bag of serious, comedic, and melodramatic. At one end of the scale are the two leads, Jane De Leon and Joshua Garcia, who deliver pretty straight dramatic performances. At the other end of the scale there’s the Greek Chorus of comic relief characters at the local cafe, who bicker and comment on every event.

Most characters fall into pretty well defined soap archetypes. There’s few shades of grey here -- the good guys are good, the bad guys are bad, and the audience can cheer or boo for whoever is on screen at any given moment.

The actors

As Narda, Jane De Leon proves particularly adept at handling the different demands of each storyline, be it action, romance, comedy, or tragedy. She works well with Joshua Garcia, sharing pretty good on-screen chemistry. Jane and Joshua’s performances are noticeably more natural and restrained than some of the other supporting characters. Janella Salvador, by contrast, gives viewers a true soap opera style performance as Regina, the rich and powerful daddy’s girl, playing the melodrama for all its worth and keeping the audience guessing as to if and when she’ll flip from Narda’s friend to her worst enemy.

There’s a massive cast of irregular characters who show up depending upon the demands of a given episode. Each of the main characters have their own subplots, and their own small cast of supporting characters. In many cases these supports are merely there to serve the needs of the main character, but some may provide bridges between the various parallel stories and Narda’s main plot.

The effects

Given that this is a superhero show, the obvious question is how special are the special effects? To paraphrase a line used to sell Christopher Reeve as Superman: “will we believe a woman can fly?”

On a Filipino tv budget, at five episodes a week, the effects -- unsurprisingly -- don’t quite live up to US tv standards. But that’s not to say that they are poor; far from it! Given the circumstances, it is actually quite incredible that the fights, stunts, and effects are as effective as they are.

Rather than scale back their ambitions, the team behind Darna have attempted some pretty exciting action sequences. Instead of aiming for perfect CGI like a US show might do, Darna just has fun with the tools at its disposal. It is as if the creators thought to themselves, “to hell with it, let’s just put as many thrills on screen as we can afford, and hope the audience is forgiving enough to excuse the few rough edges.”

Conclusion

Darna is like the bastard television love child of Lynda Carter’s Wonder Woman and Joan Collins’ Dynasty! It smashes together classic old-school superhero hi-jinx with soap opera melodrama, and the results are a lot of fun.

The pacing may be a little odd if you’re used to mainstream American television, and the effects aren’t as polished as US tv, but the story lines have that essential soap quality of making you want to keep coming back for more. Jane De Leon offers up a warm and modest hero who is immediately relatable, and her supporting cast play their various sympathetic or villainous roles with such gusto that the show easily becomes a bit of a guilty pleasure.

Two weeks (ten episodes!) in, and already there’s enough intrigue and mystery to keep Scooby Doo and his chums occupied for years. Yet Narda has barely started on her hero’s journey to become the new Darna. Here’s hoping the series as a whole delivers on its promising start.

Internationally Darna streams on Kapamilya Online Live, iWantTFC, and The Filipino Channel. Search for apps in your app store. Domestically it broadcasts on cable via Kapamilya Channel and Jeepney TV; and on free TV's A2Z and TV5.