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Mario Bautista, has been with the entertainment industry for more than 4 decades. He writes regular columns for People's Journal and Malaya.

Nov 17, 2011

Vilma Santos and family back from trip abroad

GOV. VILMA SANTOS is back to work after a two-week vacation in Thailand and Malaysia with husband Sen. Ralph Recto and son Ryan Christian. It’s her birthday treat to herself. “It’s tiring kasi lakad lang kami ng lakad but it’s all worth it,” she says. “We all deserve the break. In Thailand, we went to Phuket and in Malaysia, sa Kuala Lumpur and Genting Highlands.”

Before she left, Gov. Vi taped for the final episode of “100 Days to Heaven”. She’ll soon resume shooting her new Star Cinema movie, “The Healing”, directed by Chito Rono for a March release. Since the film concerns a faith healer, much of it will be shot in Lipa, Batangas where there are faith healers. A suspense-thriller, her co-stars include Kim Chiu (who played a tomboy in My Binondo Girl), Maria Isabel Lopez, Mark Gil and Martin del Rosario. Her fans believe she’s the local counterpart of Hollywood’s much respected Meryl Streep, but we daresay she has more accomplishments than Ms. Streep (who only two Oscar awards) not only in acting but also in public service. Meryl is also older at 62 while Ate Vi is only 58.

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