The 6th Golden Screen Awards
Updated: 05/02/2009
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The Entertainment Press Society Inc., held its 6th Golden Screen Awards last Thursday, April 30, at the Metro Bar in West Avenue, Quezon City.

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BB Gandanghari (left), Eugene Domingo (right), and Chokoleit (inset) provided the comic relief by cracking jokes in between their hosting jobs at the 6th Golden Screen Awards.
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Emilio Garcia (left) and Tessie Tomas were the presentors of the awards for Best Screenplay and Best Screenplay Adaptation, which were won by Boses and Concerto, respectively.
Later that night, Tessie, along with her 100 co-star, Eugene Domingo, received the award Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role for Mylene Dizon.
Mylene was not in attenance because she recently gave birth to her second son in Chicago.
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StarStruck best buddies Mark Herras and Rainier Castillo gave the three awards for Best Visual Effects (Dayo), Best Musical Score (Boses), and Best Sound (Ploning).
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(From left) Ynna Asistio, PJ Valerio, Faith Cuneta, and Ricci Chan interpreted the nominated original songs of the movies Dayo ("Lipad"), Baler ("Ngayon, Bukas, at Kailanman"), 100 ("Hardest Part"), and the winner for this category, Urduja ("Babae Ako").
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Lipgloss stars (top, from left) Cheska Ortega, Mary Grace Perido, and Niña Jose, (bottom, from left) Neil Coleta, Zyrus Desamparado, and Kevin Lapena presented the awards for Best Production Design (Concerto), Best Editing (Boses), and Best Cinematography (Ploning).
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Actress Yayo Aguila and child star Ella Guevara announced the winners of the Breaktrough Performance catergory—KC Concepcion (For the First Time) and Julian Duque (Boses).
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KC Concepcion shed tears of joy while accepting her first acting award, Breakthrough Perfomance by an Actress, for the film For the First Time.
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Music artists (left to right) Josh Santana, Luke Mijares, and Lance Raymundo serenaded this year's recipient of Gawad Lino Brocka Lifetime Achievement Award, 85-year-old actress Anita Linda (inset).
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Coco Martin, who was part of the film Jay, encouraged moviemakers to make more independent films in his acceptance speech for the award, Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role.
He shared the distinction with John Estrada who also won for the movie Caregiver.
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Veteran actor Robert Arevalo made a funny remark while accepting the award for his co-actor Eddie Garcia, "Huwag niyo ipaalam na nanalo siya, iuuwi ko na ito."
These two Fuschia actors were both nominees for Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role-Musical or Comedy.
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Father and son Tirso Cruz III (right) and Bodie Cruz (left) named the winners of the awards for the supporting roles.
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Ara Mina, who bagged the Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role award in 2004, recalled the emotions she felt before her name was announced. "Naalala ko dati, sobrang nakakanerbiyos," she said.
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Veteran actress Ms. Gloria Romero was hailed as the Best Actress-Musical or Comedy for her extraordinary performance in Fuschia.
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Ms. Gloria Romero was serenaded by Richard Poon and Gabby Concepcion, who sang "Portrait of My Love" and "Iisa Pa Lamang," respectively.
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APT Entertainment chief executive officer and film director Mike Tuviera said that the Best Animation Picture award was an added achievement for their first animation project Urduja, which was completed in ten years.
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Actor-Senator Jinggoy Estrada announced the award for Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role-Musical or Comedy. He won the same award last year for the movie Katas ng Saudi.
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Director Joel Lamangan's realization of late: "Kahit pala maliit ang budget, kaya pa ring gumawa ng pelikula."
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(From left) Former beauty queen Maggie Wilson, actor-politician Yul Servo, and Jericho Rosales announced the last batch of awards—Best Motion Picture-Animation (Urduja), Best Motion Picture-Musical or Comedy (Fuschia), and Best Motion Picture-Drama (Boses).
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