Claudine Barretto

Summary

Claudine Margaret Castelo Barretto (Tagalog: [ˈklaʊdin baˈrɛto]; born July 20, 1979) is a Filipino actress. Known for her acting versatility, she is considered one of the most prolific actors in Philippine entertainment. She has received numerous accolades, including two FAMAS Awards and a Star Award.

Claudine Barretto
Barretto in 2023
Born
Claudine Margaret Castelo Barretto

(1979-07-20) July 20, 1979 (age 44)
Manila, Philippines
OccupationActress
Years active1992–present
Political partyPDP–Laban
Spouse
(m. 2006; ann. 2013)
Children4 Children, Sabina Natasha B. Santiago, Rodrigo Santino B. Santiago, Aryanna Quia Barretto and Noah Barretto
Relatives

Barretto made her screen debut on the youth-oriented variety show, Ang TV and became a mainstay in several sitcoms, including Home Along Da Riles, Oki Doki Doc, and Palibhasa Lalake. Since then, she has established herself as one of the most significant figures in Philippine pop culture, garnering subsequent success and accolades for top-billing a string of classic soap operas including Mula sa Puso (1997), Marina (2004), and Saan Ka Man Naroroon (1999).

In 2000, she starred in the critically acclaimed drama Anak. She then starred in the 2002 romantic dramas Got 2 Believe and Kailangan Kita, earning a Best Actress win at the Luna Award for the latter film. For her role in the drama Milan, she won the FAMAS and Luna Award for Best Actress. She continued to gain acclaim for her performances in Nasaan Ka Man (2005), Dubai (2005), and Sukob (2006).

Career edit

Early work ABS-CBN (1992–1996) edit

Barretto was discovered by talent manager Douglas Quijano in 1992 through older sister, Gretchen Barretto, also an actress. That same year, she landed her first major role on television when she was cast for ABS-CBN's youth-oriented variety show, Ang TV.

In 1993, she starred at television series Home Along Da Riles with Dolphy which further introduced her to local media. She also appeared in television shows like Oki Doki Doc (1993–2000), Palibhasa Lalake (1993–1998) and movie May Minamahal (1993).

In 1993 she starred in Pare Ko with Mark Anthony Fernandez and in Oki Doki Doc: The Movie.

In 1996, she starred in various films with Star Cinema which includes, Radio Romance, her first film with Rico Yan, Mangarap Ka, her first major film role with Mark Anthony Fernandez, and Madrasta with Christopher de Leon and Sharon Cuneta.

Breakthrough (1997–2001) edit

Barretto landed her first ever television drama series in 1997 titled Mula sa Puso. The series ran for three consecutive years on ABS-CBN. That same year she starred in films like Home Along Da Riles 2 with Dolphy, Calvento Files: The Movie with Rio Locsin and Diether Ocampo, and F.L.A.M.E.S.: The Movie with Rico Yan, Paula Peralejo, and Boots Anson-Roa.

In 1998, she portrayed Mela in the film Dahil Mahal na Mahal Kita which was directed by Wenn V. Deramas, alongside Rico Yan and Diether Ocampo.

Then came 1999's Saan Ka Man Naroroon where she portrayed as triplets in the name of Rosario, Rosenda and Rosemarie which earned her a nomination for Best Actress in the Asian TV Awards. Also the same year she starred in films like Soltera with Diether Ocampo and Maricel Soriano, and the film adaptation of Mula sa Puso.

She also co-starred Vilma Santos in the highly commended 2000 movie Anak directed by Rory Quintos.

In 2001, she was cast as the lead role in the drama series Sa Dulo ng Walang Hanggan (2001–2003) with Carlos Agassi, Luis Alandy, and Mylene Dizon and film Oops! Teka Lang... Diskarte Ko 'To with Robin Padilla.

Critical and commercial success (2002–2008) edit

In 2002, she starred in a romantic-comedy film by Olivia Lamasan titled Got 2 Believe with real-life partner Rico Yan. The film received critical and box office success some noting it as one of the best romcom movies of all time and has inspired countless films that followed it. On the same year, she did the movie Kailangan Kita with Aga Muhlach. The film was directed by Rory Quintos in where Barretto's acting was once again acclaimed by critics and many has cited it as one of her best works.

In 2003, she was joined by Diether Ocampo, Onemig Bondoc, Assunta De Rossi, and Piolo Pascual in the Wenn V. Deramas' series Buttercup (2003–2004).

In 2004, she portrayed a mermaid in the breakthrough fantasy television series Marina with Rafael Rosell Meryll Soriano, Agot Isidro, Snooky Serna, Malou de Guzman and Cherie Gil. Also on the same year, she starred in the movie Milan opposite Piolo Pascual which was directed by Olivia Lamasan. The film received widespread critical acclaim for its original story and cinematography and has been noted as one of the best romance movies of Philippine Cinema. Her performance of the film also won her a FAMAS Award for Best Actress.

In 2005, she co-starred Jericho Rosales and Diether Ocampo with Gloria Diaz and Hilda Koronel in the film Nasaan Ka Man. The film won her another FAMAS Award for Best Actress and has also been cited as one of her best works. That same year she starred in the film Dubai, directed by Rory Quintos, with co-stars Aga Muhlach and John Lloyd Cruz. She was also part of the ensemble cast of television drama series Ikaw ang Lahat sa Akin alongside Diether Ocampo, Angelika dela Cruz, Shaina Magdayao, Bea Alonzo and John Lloyd Cruz.

In 2006, she starred in the Chito S. Roño's horror film Sukob with Kris Aquino. The movie was the highest-grossing film of that year.

In 2007, she was paired with Piolo Pascual in the television drama series Walang Kapalit which was directed by Wenn V. Deramas.

In 2008, she was cast in Sineserye Presents: Maligno, an extremely violent dark gothic-supernatural thriller television anthology co-starring Kim Chiu, Rafael Rosell and Diether Ocampo. Also that same year, she landed a remarkable role in the television drama series Iisa Pa Lamang together with Angelica Panganiban, Diether Ocampo, Gabby Concepcion, Cherry Pie Picache, and Susan Roces. The series became 2008's hottest television primetime drama and is regarded as one of Claudine's best televisions series.

Move to GMA Network (2009–2012) edit

Barretto shocked the local media in November 2009 when she broke ties with her long-time network ABS-CBN and transferred to rival company GMA Network.[1]

In 2010, she started her own weekly drama anthology, Claudine with GMA Network. Also that same year she was a part of a movie produced by GMA Films and Viva Films titled In Your Eyes co-starring Anne Curtis and Richard Gutierrez.

In 2011, she played lead in the television drama Iglot co-starring Jolina Magdangal and Marvin Agustin.

Comeback, TV5 (2015–2017) edit

Barretto made a major big screen comeback in 2015 starring in the Star Cinema movie Etiquette for Mistresses alongside Kim Chiu, Iza Calzado, Cheena Crab, Kris Aquino and directed by Chito S. Roño. Despite the controversy of the film, it was acclaimed critically and was a box-office hit. Claudine also marks her first appearance on Maalaala Mo Kaya after more than 20 years, in an episode titled "Itak/Bolo" which aired in October of the same year.

In 2016, she joined TV5 and starred in the television drama series Bakit Manipis ang Ulap? which was directed by Joel Lamangan and co-starring Diether Ocampo, Meg Imperial, and Cesar Montano. That same year she appeared in another MMK episode titled "Luneta Park" which aired in December.

In 2017, she made her first ever appearance at the Star Magic Ball, since she left ABS-CBN in 2009.

In 2020, she signed a management contract with ALV Talent Circuit.

Second comeback: GMA present edit

In 2022, she made a comeback acting on GMA Network through leading appearance in Wish Ko Lang. She led two episode of the said show which both won in television ratings. In 2023, Barretto starred in Liars/Lovers aired on GMA Network beating rival show in NUTAM ratings.

 
Barretto in 2019

Personal life edit

Claudine Margaret Castelo Barretto was born on July 20, 1979, in Manila, Philippines. She is the youngest of seven children born to Miguel and Estrella "Inday" Barretto. Claudine has two sisters who are also actresses: Gretchen Barretto and Marjorie Barretto.

In March 2002, a month after the box-office success of their movie Got 2 Believe, Barretto lost her on-screen and real-life partner of four years, Rico Yan. The actor died of acute hemorrhagic pancreatitis and his death was considered one of the most shocking in Philippine showbiz.[2]

Barretto married actor Raymart Santiago on March 27, 2006, but was annulled in 2013.[3] They have two children, Sabina and Santino Santiago. In 2015, she adopted a child and named her Quia Barretto.

In 2013, Claudine and sisters Marjorie and Gretchen were involved in a highly publicized feud between them and their family.[4] In February 2019, Claudine reconciled with Gretchen.[5]

On October 7, 2021, Claudine formalized her bid to run as a city councilor for Olongapo City in the 2022 elections under the PDP–Laban political party.[6] On April 12, 2022, Claudine expressed her support for presidential candidate Bongbong Marcos in the elections.[7]

Reception and acting style edit

Claudine's outstanding performance as an actress has shaped the entertainment industry and paved the way for the transformation of the film community in previous years.

ABS-CBN on Claudine Barretto (2018).[8]

Barretto has been referred to as "The Optimum Star"[9][10] and has been cited as the third greatest movie actress in leading roles of the last 20 years (2000-2020).[11] Chez Ganal of Pep PH praised her performance in the film Milan (2004) saying: "Claudine delivered a performance that perfectly mixed the theatrics of romance with the nuances of drama. She became a template for lead actresses thereafter, especially when it came to delivering pained declarations of love onscreen."[11]

She was once called as "The next Vilma Santos" for her acting versatility and skill. Santos eventually praised Barretto's acting prowess for her flexibility in taking roles in film and television.[12] Amanda Lago of Rappler called the "Rico-Claudine" loveteam as the "'90s love team du jour" for their chemistry and popularity.[13] In 2018, Nadine Lustre paid homage and recreated one of Barretto's most iconic advertisement for the clothing line Folded & Hung.[14] Barretto's work has influenced younger artists, including Mariel Rodriguez, Kim Chiu, Rita Daniela, Julia Barretto and others.[15][16]

Robert Requinta of Manila Bulletin featured two of Barretto's iconic lines from classic films Soltera (1999) & Milan (2004) on their list of "28 memorable movie lines that will make you fall in love or cry".[17] Estoisa-Koo and Anarcon of Pep PH also made a list of "10 Famous Lines from Filipino Teleseryes" where her confrontation scene with Angelica Panganiban landed a spot from the 2008 hit series, Iisa Pa Lamang.[18]

Filmography edit

Film edit

Year Title Role Film studio Notes
1992 Kumusta Ka Aking Mahal
1993 Pulis Patola
Home Along Da Riles Bing Kosme Star Cinema Film based on situational comedy series
May Minamahal Pinky
1994 Taong Gubat
Sige Ihataw Mo!
Muntik na Kitang Minahal Mariann
Lagalag: The Eddie Fernandez Story Pops Fernandez
1995 Pare Ko Nadine Star Cinema
Oki Doki Doc: The Movie Toni
1996 Radio Romance Marianne Cordero
May Nagmamahal Sa'yo
Mangarap Ka Jenny Star Cinema
Madrasta Rachel
1997 Home Along Da Riles 2 Bing Kosme
Calvento Files: The Movie Valerie Title: Balintuwad. With Mula sa Puso co-star Diether Ocampo.
F.L.A.M.E.S.: The Movie Karina Title: Pangako. With Mula sa Puso co-star Rico Yan.
1998 Dahil Mahal na Mahal Kita Carmela "Mela" Ocampo
1999 Mula sa Puso: The Movie Olivia "Via" Pereira-Maglayon Star Cinema Film version based on the television drama series.
Soltera Liza Reunited with Mula sa Puso co-star Diether Ocampo.
Nominated – FAP Award for Best Supporting Actress support with Diamond Star Maricel Soriano
2000 Anak Carla Co-lead role with veteran actress Vilma Santos.
2001 Oops! Teka Lang... Diskarte Ko 'To Marian
2002 Got 2 Believe Antonia "Toni" Villacorta Star Cinema Last film with Rico Yan before his death. Released about a month before Yan's death. Reunited with Mula sa Puso co-star.
GMMSF Box-Office Entertainment Award for Box-Office Queen
Kailangan Kita Lena Duran FAP Luna Award for Best Actress
GMMSF Box-Office Entertainment Award for Box-Office Queen
Nominated – FAMAS Award for Best Actress
Nominated – FAP Award for Best Actress
Nominated – Gaward Urian Award for Best Actress
Nominated – PMPC Star Award for Movies for Movie Actress of the Year
2004 Milan Jenny FAMAS Award for Best Actress
FAP Award for Best Actress
GMMSF Box-Office Entertainment Award for Box-Office Queen
Nominated – Gaward Urian Award for Best Actress
Nominated – PMPC Star Award for Movies for Movie Actress of the Year
2005 Nasaan Ka Man Pilar Star Cinema & Cinemedia FAMAS Award for Best Actress
Gaward Pasado Award for Best Actress
Maria Clara Award for Best Actress
PMPC Star Award for Movies for Movie Actress of the Year
Nominated – FAP Luna Award for Best Actress
Nominated – Gawad Urian Award for Best Actress
Dubai Faye Star Cinema Maria Clara Award for Best Actress
Nominated – ENPRESS Golden Screen Award for Best Supporting Actress
Nominated – FAP Luna Award for Best Actress
2006 Sukob Diana #3 Highest-grossing Filipino film of all time
GMMSF Box-Office Entertainment Award for Box-Office Queen (shared with Kris Aquino)
Nominated – FAMAS Award for Best Actress
Nominated – Gawad Pasado Award for Best Actress
2010 Noy Herself/Cameo Star Cinema
In Your Eyes Ciara delos Santos GMA Films & VIVA Films Nominated – FAP Luna Award for Best Actress
2015 Etiquette for Mistresses Chloe Zamora Star Cinema Comeback with Star Cinema and reunion project with Kris Aquino after Sukob.
2022 Deception Rose Borracho Film Production Reunion project with Mark Anthony Fernandez after Mangarap Ka; To be directed by Joel Lamangan.
Mamasapano: Now It Can Be Told Erica Pabalinas VIVA Films Special Role
2023 Loyalista: The Untold Story of Imelda Papin Imelda Papin QueenStar Film Production

Television edit

Year Title Role(s) Network
1992–1996 Ang TV Herself ABS-CBN
1992–1997 Home Along Da Riles Bing Kosme
1993–1998
1999–2000
Oki Doki Doc Toni
1993–1998 Palibhasa Lalake Tracey / Guest
1993 Maalaala Mo Kaya: Walkman
Maalaala Mo Kaya: Tropeo Rosa
Maalaala Mo Kaya: Brillante at Bugbog
1995–2009
2015–2022
ASAP Co-host / Performer
1996 Maalaala Mo Kaya: Valentines Card Stella
Maalaala Mo Kaya: Pahiram ng Isang Pasko
1996–1997 Star Drama Theater Presents: Claudine Various Roles
1997–1999 Mula sa Puso Olivia "Via" Pereira
1998 Wansapanataym: Pamana ni Lola Gare
1999–2001 Saan Ka Man Naroroon Rosario / Rose Marie / Rosenda
2001–2003 Sa Dulo ng Walang Hanggan Angeline Montenegro-Crisotomo / Angelina
2002 Wansapanataym: Starra Starra
2003–2004 Buttercup Meg
2004 Marina Marina Aguas / Cristina Sto. Domingo
2005 Ikaw ang Lahat sa Akin Nea Cruz-Fontanilla
2006 Star Magic Presents: Family Pictures Gwen
Your Song TV Series episode: God Bless Ye Merry Gentlemen Episode guest with Piolo Pascual
2007 Walang Kapalit Melanie Santillian
2008 Sineserye Presents: Maligno Angela Cortez
Iisa Pa Lamang Catherine Ramirez / Cate Dela Rhea
2009 May Bukas Pa Julia
2010 Bb. Pilipinas Herself / Judge GMA Network
Claudine Various roles
Bantatay Shiela
2010–2012 Untold Stories Battered Wife TV5
2010–2011 Jillian: Namamasko Po Lynette "Lyn" Rivera GMA Network
2011 Spooky Nights Various roles as Mila/Emily/Lara/Jackie
Iglot Mariella Dacera-Rivera
2012 Tween Hearts Clarisse Benitez
Biritera Carmela Abesamis
2014 The Ryzza Mae Show Herself / Guest
2015 Maalaala Mo Kaya: Itak Leni ABS-CBN
2016 Maalaala Mo Kaya: Luneta Park Lorena
Bakit Manipis ang Ulap? Marla Alvarez TV5
2019 Maalaala Mo Kaya: Dance Floor Vivian Cunanan ABS-CBN
2020 Usapang Real Life Herself / Guest TV5
2022 Wish Ko Lang: Bisita Manda GMA Network
Tadhana: Hanggang Kailan Dolores "Dolly" Montemayor
Moments Herself / Guest Net 25
2023–2024 Lovers & Liars Olivia "Via" Pereira-Laurente GMA Network
2024 Willows Helena Romano-Atilano

Awards and nominations edit

As a film actress, Barretto has received two FAMAS Award for Best Actress for movies Milan (2004) and Nasaan Ka Man (2005) and a Luna Award for Best Actress for the same movie, Milan. In 2016, she won Dangal ng PASADO sa Pangkatang Pagganap ng may Mataas na Papuri in the 18th Gawad PASADO Awards for her film Etiquette for Mistresses (2015).

On television, she bagged the Best Young Actress award from Parangal ng Bayan in 1999 for Mula Sa Puso and was nominated as Best Drama Actress by the Asian TV Awards in 2000 for Saan Ka Man Naroroon.

Film edit

Year Category Movie Organization Remarks
2000 Best Supporting Actress Soltera FAP Awards Nominated
2003 Best Actress Kailangan Kita PMPC Star Awards Nominated
2003 Best Actress Kailangan Kita FAMAS Nominated
2003 Best Actress Kailangan Kita FAP Nominated
2003 Best Actress Kailangan Kita Gawad URIAN Nominated
2005 Best Actress Milan 23rd FAP Luna Awards Won
2005 Best Actress Milan 53rd FAMAS Award Won
2005 Best Actress Milan PMPC Star awards for Movies Nominated
2005 Best Actress Milan Gawad URIAN Nominated
2006 Best Actress Nasaan Ka Man 8th Gawad PASADO Award Won
2006 Best Actress Nasaan Ka Man 22nd PMPC Star awards for Movies Won
2006 Best Actress Nasaan Ka Man 54th FAMAS Awards Won
2006 Best Actress Nasaan Ka Man FAP Luna Nominated
2006 Best Actress Nasaan Ka Man Gawad URIAN Nominated
2006 Best Actress Dubai 55th Maria Clara Awards Won
2006 Best Actress Dubai FAP Luna Nominated
2006 Best Supporting Actress Dubai ENPRESS Golden Screen Nominated
2006 Best Actress Dubai FAP Luna Nominated
2006 Best Performance by Male or Female, Adult or Child, Individual or Ensemble in Leading or Supporting Role Nasaan Ka Man Young Critics Circle Nominated
2007 Best Actress Sukob Gawad PASADO Nominated
2007 Best Actress Sukob FAMAS Award Nominated
2011 Best Actress In Your Eyes FAP Luna Nominated
2016 Dangal ng PASADO sa Pangkatang Pagganap ng may Mataas na Papuri Etiquette for Mistresses 18th Gawad PASADO Awards Won
2022 Best Actress Deception 35th PMPC Star awards for Movies Nominated

Television edit

Year Category TV Show Organization Remarks
1993 Best New TV Personality Ang TV PMPC Star Awards for Television Won
1997 Best TV Personality Star Drama Presents: Kasunduan PMPC Star Awards for Television Won
1999 Best Young Actress Mula Sa Puso Parangal ng Bayan Won
2000 Best Drama Actress Saan Ka Man Naroroon Asian TV Awards Nominated
2003 Best Female Variety Show Host ASAP Mania PMPC Star Awards for Television Won
2005 Best Drama Actress Marina PMPC Star Awards for Television Nominated
2006 Best Drama Actress Ikaw ang Lahat sa Akin PMPC Star Awards for Television Nominated
2007 Best Drama Actress Walang Kapalit PMPC Star Awards for Television Nominated
2009 Best Drama Actress Iisa Pa Lamang 57th FAMAS Award Nominated
2009 Best Drama Actress Iisa Pa Lamang 23rd PMPC Star Awards for Television[19] Nominated
2016 Best Single Performance by an Actress MMK: Itak/Bolo PMPC Star Awards for Television Won
2023 Lifetime Achievement Awards[20] Herself 6th Philippine Empowered Men and Women Awards Won
2023 Asean Excellence for Acting and Phenomenal Filmography Herself Asean Excellence Achievers Awards 2023 Won

Special awards and recognitions edit

Barretto was awarded Box Office Queen by Guillermo Mendoza Memorial Scholarship Foundation in 2003 and 2006 for the commercial success of her movies, Got 2 Believe and Sukob.

Hailed as one of the Top 20 stars who ruled the decade (2000–2009) by YES! Magazine,[21] she ranked 6th along with other notable personalities like Kris Aquino, Judy Ann Santos, Vic Sotto and Sharon Cuneta.

In 2009, she was recognised as one of Cinema One's 15 Legends, together with 14 other iconic film stars of the Philippines who helped define Philippine Cinema which includes Fernando Poe Jr., Dolphy, Nora Aunor, Susan Roces, Nida Blanca, Christopher de Leon, Vilma Santos, Maricel Soriano, Aga Muhlach, Robin Padilla, Judy Ann Santos, John Lloyd Cruz, Sharon Cuneta, and Piolo Pascual.

Box office edit

Year Group Award
2003 Guillermo Mendoza Memorial Scholarship Foundation Box Office Queen (Got 2 Believe)
2005 Guillermo Mendoza Memorial Scholarship Foundation Ms. RP Movies (Milan)
2006 Guillermo Mendoza Memorial Scholarship Foundation Box Office Queen (Sukob)

Soundtrack edit

Year Title Producer Organization
2006 "The Gift"[22] Star Records BMG Music Publishing, Ltd. and Sony Music Entertainment (Philippines), Inc.

Special awards edit

Year Group Award
2003 German Moreno and FAMAS Awards German Moreno Youth Achievement Award
2008 German Moreno Walk of Fame Awardee

Recognitions edit

Year Group Award
1999 S-Movie Magazine: Brightest Star of 1999[23] Brightest Star of 1999 (13)
2009 CinemaOne[24] 15 CinemaOne Legends[24] (with Fernando Poe Jr., Dolphy, Nora Aunor, Susan Roces, Nida Blanca, Christopher de Leon, Vilma Santos, Maricel Soriano, Aga Muhlach, Robin Padilla, Judy Ann Santos, John Lloyd Cruz, Sharon Cuneta and Piolo Pascual)
2010 YES! Magazine[25] Ranked as 6th Celebrity Who Ruled The Decade (2000–2009)
2010 YES! Magazine's 100 Beautiful Stars 11th Most Beautiful Star [26]
2011 InTrend Magazine's Ziana Zain Top 10 Hot Asian Moms Top 3 Most Hottest Mom in Asia [27]
2014 1st PEP List Awards Female Newsmaker of the Year
2022 Jeepney TV Fan Favorite Awards FAVE TWINS/TRIPLETS

References edit

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  2. ^ "'Bangungot' kills Rico Yan; Claudine still in shock". The Philippine Star. Retrieved March 31, 2002.
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  19. ^ "23rd Star Awards for Television nominees bared". Philippine Entertainment Portal. October 26, 2009. Archived from the original on October 28, 2009. Retrieved October 27, 2015.
  20. ^ "6th Philippine Empowered Men and Women 2023". Manila Bulletin. Retrieved July 29, 2023.
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  23. ^ [1] Archived February 2, 2014, at the Wayback Machine
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  26. ^ [2] Archived December 6, 2010, at the Wayback Machine
  27. ^ [3] Archived April 12, 2011, at the Wayback Machine

External links edit

  • Claudine Barretto at IMDb