Eva Fonda
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Genre | Romance, Drama, Suspense |
Directed by | Jon Red Frasco Mortiz |
Starring | Cristine Reyes as Eva Fonda |
Theme music composer | Didith Reyes |
Opening theme | "Bakit Ako Mahihiya?" by Jessa Zaragoza |
Country of origin | Philippines |
Original language(s) | Filipino, English, Japanese |
No. of episodes | 50 |
Production | |
Running time | 30-45 minutes |
Release | |
Original network | ABS-CBN |
Original release | December 1, 2008 February 6, 2009 |
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External links | |
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Eva Fonda is a Filipino drama show on ABS-CBN that aired on December 1, 2008 and ended on February 6, 2009. Eva Fonda is a remake of a 1976 film of the same name starring Alma Moreno.[1]
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Plot summary
In a small fishing village, there lives a barrio girl with a beauty that often brings her so much misfortune in the beginning. Eva (Cristine Reyes) comes from a poor but loving family. After losing their father at an early age, she and her mother Edeng (Sylvia Sanchez) have been working hard to make ends meet. This is no easy task for Eva who also dreams of finishing school and someday settling down with the love of her life, Joel (Jason Abalos).
Life for Eva is simple, however, her beauty and innocent sensuality seems to always complicate everything, more importantly her sweet and pure relationship with Joel. In their barrio alone, men drool over her and desire her immensely, often causing trouble to their family and friends. Fortunately, her loyal friend – Daldit (Hazel Ann Mendoza) is always there to defend her, almost in the same passion that Joel does. However, her simple life takes a wild turn when Val (Baron Geisler), the town’s rich kid, returns from Manila and shatters her dreams by stealing her virginity - through rape. Consequently, Eva’s romance with Joel is shattered too and her family gets pushed to the limit.
She exerts effort to claim justice, only to commit a crime by accidentally stabbing her rapist’s father, Don Ismael (Mark Gil). She is sent to jail while her sister dies from a freak accident. But her misfortune doesn't stop there... in fact, this is just the beginning. Soon, she escapes from jail and boards a bus to escape from town until she finds herself in Manila where she'll rebuild her life and find means to finally get justice and reclaim the simple life she once had. And while in Manila, Eva finds herself a job as a model after saving the life of a manager of a beauty agency in the name of "Tita Patty" (Rustom Padilla/Bebe Gandanghari) from her assailant.
After the incident, Eva's job progresses, and soon she is appearing in magazines. Then weeks later, Tita Patty tells her that a Japanese company has accepted them. Eva and Tita Patty take a flight to Japan where they meet Mr. Toshiro Fonda (Lito Legaspi), the head of the company. Meanwhile, Eva's mother has recovered and sometime later, they get the time to talk to each other. But while in Japan, Eva is unaware that Toshiro plans to marry her. The kind Toshiro believes Eva and they soon marry, but a week after that, he dies due to heart complication caused by his envious nephew Kenji (Ya Chang).
Some time later, Eva returns to the Philippines, only to be preyed upon by Val once again. Joel and Osang (Princess Ryan) have been captured by Val and become prisoners in a dilapidated building. Eva receives a mysterious call from Val, telling her that Joel and Osang are held prisoner and that he will burn them soon if she won't follow him. Hence, Eva is the only hope left for Joel and Osang. She then leaves their residence, which makes both Eva and Joel's parents worried. Then at the meeting place, Eva is taken captive by Val. Eva, Joel and Osang then make a break for escape, but Osang gets shot by Val along the way yet she is able to sacrifice herself by stopping Val from capturing Eva and Joel. The hand grenade explodes, and Osang and Val are killed inside the burning building. Eva and Joel manage to escape, then mourn for the loss of Osang while the building is being swallowed by the flames.
Cast and characters
Main Cast
- Cristine Reyes as Eva de Jesus / Eva Fonda
- Jason Abalos as Joel Dakila
Supporting Cast
- Baron Geisler as Val Mendez
- Princess Ryan as Rosanna 'Osang' Paredes
- Alma Moreno as Dara 'Ms. DL/Millet' Lim
- Mark Gil as Don Ismael Mendez
- Sylvia Sanchez as Edeng de Jesus
- Tetchie Agbayani as Josefina Escop
- Al Tantay as Turing Dakila
- Jean Saburit as Aguida Mendez
- Mika dela Cruz as Elena 'Leleng' de Jesus
- Owen Banaag as Popoy Dakila
- Bebe Gandanghari as Patricia 'Patty' Rosal
- Dick Israel as Tita Clem
- Lito Legaspi as Toshiro Fonda
- Joross Gamboa as Andoy
- Hazel Ann Mendoza as Daldit/Chariz
- Janna Dominguez as Paris
- Ya Chang as Kenjie
- Justin De Leon as Efren
- Marissa Sanchez as Cita
- Ronnie Lazaro as Ben
- AJ Dee as Martin
- Kat Alano as Clarice
- Lauren Young as Laura
- Kian Kazemi as Banjo
- RR Enriquez as Virgie
- Bodie Cruz as Val's Friend
- Gian Sotto as Val's Friend
- Rez Cortez as Osang's father
- Mike Magat as Badong Cristobal
Awards & Nominations
2009 | Seoul International Drama Awards[2] | Best Drama Series (shared with the cast) | Nominated |
Seoul International Drama Awards | Best Actress Cristine Reyes | Nominated | |
23rd PMPC Star Awards for TV | Best Primetime Drama Series | Nominated | |
PMPC Star Awards for Television | Best Drama Actress (Cristine Reyes) | Nominated |
See also
References
- ↑ FIRST READ ON PEP: Cristine Reyes bent on transferring to ABS-CBN
- ↑ Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found.
External links
- Sneak Peek: Eva Fonda ABS-CBN.com
- Eva Fonda Drama Show