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Pugo Filmography

ActorBORN 191037 FILMS IN DB

Pugo

Known for Acting Β· β€”

37
FILMS IN DB
$89
TOTAL VALUE
10
PRICED
$9
AVG VALUE
BLU-RAY
BEST FORMAT
πŸ’Ž
RAREST RELEASE
Doctor X
~$45 Β· 4K Β· 1950
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MOST VALUABLE
Pitong Pasiklab sa Bahay na Tisa
$0 Β· Est. market value

BIOGRAPHY

Pugo, born Mariano Contreras in 1910, is a celebrated figure in Philippine cinema, revered as the original King of Philippine Comedy. His career flourished from the 1930s to the 1950s, notably as part of the iconic comedy duo Pugo and Tugo. This dynamic partnership brought laughter to audiences and established a legacy that resonates even today. Among Pugo's most collectible works, *Puro Labis Puro Kulang* (1962) stands out, showcasing his unique blend of humor and poignant storytelling that appeals to both fans and collectors alike. Collectors seek out Pugo's films not only for their comedic brilliance but also for their historical significance in the evolution of Filipino cinema. His contributions to the medium are invaluable, offering a glimpse into the cultural landscape of the time. As physical media enthusiasts delve into his filmography, they uncover a treasure trove of vintage charm and timeless wit, solidifying Pugo’s status as a must-have in any serious collection.

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37 films
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Pugo known for?

Pugo is known for acting in various films, with notable roles in 'Yantok Mindoro' (1960), 'Biglang Yaman' (1949), and 'Sebya, Mahal Kita' (1957).

What genres does Pugo's filmography span?

Pugo's filmography spans genres including Comedy, Music, Romance, Drama, Action, and Horror.

What era or decades does Pugo's work cover?

Pugo's work covers the years from 1940 to 1978, with the most-active decade being the 1950s.

How extensive is Pugo's filmography?

Pugo has appeared in 37 films throughout his career.

What are some notable films in Pugo's filmography?

Some notable films in Pugo's filmography include 'Yantok Mindoro' (1960), 'Biglang Yaman' (1949), 'Triplets' (1961), and 'Drakula Goes to R.P.' (1973).