Manok ni San Pedro
Filipino TV series or program
Manok ni San Pedro (transl. St. Peter's Chicken) is a 2013 Cebuano drama series aired on TV5 Channel 21 Cebu.
Originately, a drama show aired on IBC 13 during the '70s. The drama was introduced during the network's mall show in Parkmall, Mandaue City on April 13, 2013, along with the network's other drama series such as Antigo and other network's programs.
Cast
Wilson Navarro as Esteban "Teban" Escudero
Shelie Cabante as Liza
Marvin Sinamban as Arnold
George Aznar as Don Miguel - Liza's father
Vic Romarate as Don Alfonso - Arnold's father
Cathleen Melgar as Rosie - Liza's sister
Pedro Pongase as Rocky - Arnold's sidekick
Geraldine Roldan as Geraldin - Don Alfonso's helper
Nolito Morales Dayanan as Atty. Ismokoy Bira
Isagani Nadela Sacol as Gani Boy
Lani Durano Alerta as Mayang - Teban's cousin
Miguelito Yburan as Ekong - Teban's father
Mary Jane Lawas as Rustica - Teban's former love interest
Lino Giolen as Atty. Bartolome "Tommy" Imbaw - Ogis' security guard
Norman Bastid as Tarok Mongisi
Gale Camus as Gale
Ananias Barongo Waskin as Dondon
Rey Salon as Sente - Don Miguel's errand boy
Jasmine Dominguez as Rosa Mia
Ricky Labang as Opong
McArthur Flor Jr. as Glen
Mariele Montellano as Inday
Production crew
McArthur Flor Jr.
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