Dear Diary
1989Two teen stories in one movie. "Dear Partyline" tells the story of Badong who falls in love with a girl in a Coke commercial who happens to be the other half of their telephone party line. "Dear Killer" tells the story of Lenny and the mysterious disappearance of a girl who was considered the school's best Soprano singer.
Acted in
Herbert Bautista
as Badong (Dear Partyline) / Matthew Quiroy (Dear Killer)
Gelli De Belen
as Grace (segment "Dear Partyline")
Jigo Garcia
as Wally (segment "Dear Partyline")
Gloria Sevilla
as Manang (segment "Dear Partyline")
Suzanne Gonzales
as Grace's Sister (segment "Dear Partyline")
Toby Alejar
as Felix (segment "Dear Partyline")
Joy Ortega
as Sion (segment "Dear Partyline")
Noel Colet
as Telephone Lineman (segment "Dear Partyline")
Carme Sanchez
as Etang (segment "Dear Partyline")
Lenlen Oreta
as Maid (segment "Dear Partyline")
Carol Cruz
as Maid (segment "Dear Partyline")
Marisol Arvisu
as Maid (segment "Dear Partyline")
Lea Salonga
as Lenny Tacorda (segment "Dear Killer")
Michael De Mesa
as Mr. Simon Macalintal (segment "Dear Killer")
Rosemarie Gil
as Macalintal's Mother (segment "Dear Killer")
Leroy Salvador
as Dr. Policarpio, M.D. (segment "Dear Killer")
Marita Zobel
as Helen Tacorda (segment "Dear Killer")
Juan Rodrigo
as Mr. Modesto Delgado (segment "Dear Killer")
Lilet
as Pauline Carpo (segment "Dear Killer")
Joko Diaz
as Bogs Quiroy (segment "Dear Killer")
Shirley Fuentes
as Niña Tacorda (segment "Dear Killer") (as Shirley Magnayo)
Naty Santiago
as Mrs. Carpo (segment "Dear Killer")
Lou Veloso
as Principal (segment "Dear Killer")
Fredmoore de los Santos
as Freddie Carpo (segment "Dear Killer")
Jeffrey Peña
as Doctor at Macalintal's House (segment "Dear Killer")
War Blast Stuntmen
as The Policemen
