Manilyn Reynes
Birth nameManilyn Villamor Reynes
Birth dateApril 27, 1972 (age 54)
Birth placeManila, Philippines
Years active1983–present
OccupationActress · singer · television presenter · comedian
SpouseAljon Jimenez (m. 1996)
Manilyn Reynes
InstrumentVocal
Years active1984–present
Genre
LabelIvory · PolyEast · GMA

Manilyn Reynes-Manaloto[fn 1] (born Manilyn Villamor Reynes on April 27, 1972), is a Filipina actress, singer and television presenter.[1] She is regarded as a Philippine pop culture icon and dubbed as the Star of All Decades.[2][3] She has achieved mainstream success across film, music and television. She is currently an exclusive talent of GMA Network.[4][5][6] She has received accolades from the FAMAS Awards, Awit Awards, and Metro Manila Film Festival.[7][8] She is the fourth actress with the most wins (3) at the PMPC Star Awards for TV in the "Best Comedy Actress" category.

Early life and education

Reynes was born on April 27, 1972, in Manila and grew up in Cebu. Her parents are Nelson Clarin Reynes and Lounching Reynes.[9] Her family moved to Cebu when she was only a few days old.[10] She studied in Terejo Elementary School until third grade.[10] She attended the basic education unit of the University of Southern Philippines Foundation in Cebu during her fourth and mid-fifth grade before leaving for Manila.[10][11]

Career

Prior to acting, Reynes started her career by joining a singing contest in Cebu. She was only 8 years old when she became a 7 weeks Champion in Weewee Jamboree Singing contest, and came in second place at the grand finals.[11]

After her family moved back to Manila, she was launched as a child actor in Regal Films, To Mama with Love (1983).[12] She also appeared in the movie Minsan, May Isang Ina (1983) for which she won the FAMAS Award for Best Child Actress in 1984.[13][14] She also became a recording artist under Ivory Records and released three albums.[11]

As a teenager, Reynes was one of the original members of the television variety show That's Entertainment (1986).[10] In 1988, she signed with OctoArts International and released a self-titled album, Manilyn, featuring her hit single Sayang na Sayang which became a commercial success and earned her a platinum award.[10][11] She continued to release 10 more albums under OctoArts International (known as PolyEast Records). Reynes had a concert in Araneta Coliseum and Ultra Stadium in 1990. She was also the youngest artist to hold a concert at the Araneta Coliseum in that same year.[10]

Personal life

Reynes previously dated actor Janno Gibbs.They were a popular loveteam in the 80s until their break up in 1989.[15]

She met her husband, Aljon Jimenez in the variety show, That's Entertainment but did not take notice of each other until they worked together in the movie, Shake, Rattle & Roll II in 1990.[16] Reynes and Jimenez was in a situationship, acting like a real-life couple but without commitment. Then Jimenez disappeared and cut off all their communication. In 1991, he surprised Reynes on her 19th birthday after a year-long without contact.[16] The two had an argument until she found out that he disappeared out of jealousy.[16]

Reynes married former matinee idol and actor Aljon Jimenez in Reno, Nevada U.S.A. in 1996. They have three children, Kyle, Kirk, and Kael Jimenez.[17]

Discography

Reynes released 13 studio albums and 2 compilation albums.

Studio albums

TitleAlbum detailsSales[18]CertificationsRef(s)
Apple Thoughts[19]
Manilyn, Christmas[19]
Triplets (with Sheryl Cruz and Tina Paner)[19][20]
ManilynPHI: 80,000PARI: 2× Platinum[21]
HeartbeatPHI: 20,000PARI: Gold[21]
Gugma[22]
High Energy[21]
Still in Love[23]
Mula sa PusoPHI: 20,000PARI: Gold[24]
Voices[25]
True Love Ways[26][27]
Once More[19]
Manilyn, Loving Mom[28][29]

Compilation album

TitleAlbum detailsCertifications
Voices
Story of Manilyn Reynes

Singles

YearTitleAlbumCertifications
1988"Sayang na Sayang"ManilynPARI: Platinum
PHI: 30,000+
1989"Somewhere Along the Way"
"Feel na feel"Heartbeat
1990"Ikaw pa rin"
"Maasahan mo"Manilyn Reynes
"Mr. Disco"High Energy
1991"Kung Sino pa ang Minamahal"
1992"Still in love with you"Still in love
"Shake it Baby"
1993"Nais ko'y ay iyong Pag-ibig"Mula sa Puso

Concerts

Major Concerts

YearTitleVenue
1990Feel na feel concert: Manilyn Reyes liveSmart Araneta Coliseum
199210 at 20 concertPhilSports Arena (formerly known as Ultra Stadium)
2007Manilyn Reynes Live at 25Aliw Theater
2017The Triplets concertMusic Museum

Filmography

Film

YearTitleRoleRef.
1983To Mama with Love
Minsan May Isang Ina
1984Dear Mama
Daddy Knows Best
1985Ride on Baby
I Have Three Hands
Mga Kwento ni Lola Basyang
1986When I Fall in Love
Horsey-Horsey, Tigidig-Tigidig
Ang Daigdig Ay Isang Butil Na Luha
Batang QuiapoMona
Payaso
1987Jack en Poy: Hale-Hale Hoy
Family Tree
1988Stupid Cupid
Wake Up Little SusieManiquin
Super Inday and the Golden Bibe
Love Letters
Petrang Kabayo at ang Pilyang KutingPinky
Me and Ninja LiitSimang
1989Magic to Love
Isang Araw Walang Diyos
SuperMouse and the Robo-Rats
1990Ganda Babae, Ganda Lalake
Michael and MadonnaMadonna
Feel Na Feel
Small en TerribleInday (Tarzila Borlongan)
Shake, Rattle & Roll IIPortia
1991Kung Sino Pang Minamahal
Luv Ko si Ma'am
The Adventures of Gary Leon at Kuting
Shake, Rattle & Roll IIIMaloy
1992Daddy Goon
AswangVeron
Shake, Rattle & Roll IVJodie
1993Ligaw-ligawan, Kasal-kasalan, Bahay-bahayan
Ulong Pugot Naglalagot
Bulag, Pipi at BingiNona
Michael & Madonna 2
Milagro[30]
1994Multo in the City
Ging Gang Gooly Giddiyap
Shake, Rattle & Roll VLizbeth
1995Boy Gising
1996Ober da Bakod 2 (Da Treasure Adbentyur)Kasoy
Milyonaryong Mini
Kailanman
1997Wang Wang, Buhay Bombero
Ibulong Mo sa Diyos 2
1999Sa Piling ng Aswang
2000Di Ko Kayang Tanggapin
2001Super Idol[31]
Bahay ni LolaPatricia
2006Shake, Rattle and Roll 8Jean[32]
2008One Night OnlyGeorge[33]
2009Ded Na si LoloCharing[34]
Oh, My Girl! A Laugh Story...Tala
Love on Line (LOL)Roberta "Bunny" Polistico
2010You to Me Are EverythingGreta
2014My Big BossingJessa's mother[35]
2021Mang JoseKing Ina[36]
2025Shake, Rattle & Roll Evil OriginsMalena[37]

Television

YearTitleRoleRef.
1984–1987Heredero
1986–1996That's EntertainmentHerself[38]
1985–1990Eat Bulaga!Herself / Host
1988Gintong KristalVarious roles
1989Okay Ka, Fairy Ko!Prinsesa Lavender / Guest
1990–1993Young Love, Sweet LoveVarious roles
1991–1993Lunch DateHerself / Host[31]
1994Ryan Ryan MusikahanHerself / Guest
Dear ManilynHerself / Host[31]
Manilyn Live
1995–1998'Sang Linggo nAPO SilaHerself / Co-host
1996Maalaala Mo KayaVarious Roles
Star Drama Theater Presents: Manilyn
1997Spotlight Presents: Manilyn
Ober Da BakodKasoy
Hapi Kung HealthyHerself / Host
Onli En Da Pelepens
1999–2003WansapanataymVarious Roles
1999–2001Sarap TVHerself / Host
2001Daboy en Da GuardVarious Roles
2002K! The 1 Million Peso Videoke ChallengeHerself / Celebrity Player
2004Maid in HeavenFilomena
2005–2009MomsHerself / Host
2006MagpakailanmanVarious Roles
2006–2007Carlo J. Caparas' BakekangMartha
2007Mga Kuwento ni Lola BasyangTita Herbie
2007–2008MariMarCorazon[39]
2008The Singing Bee (Season 2)Herself / Celebrity Player / Millionaire
2009All My LifeSally Estrella[40]
SRO Cinema Serye: Eva Castillo StoryEva Castillo
2009–2010Dear Friend: My Christmas ListAbby's mother
2010First TimeLaura Luna
2010–presentPepito ManalotoElsa Dela Cruz-Manaloto[41]
2011Magic PalayokOld Magic Palayok
Maalaala Mo Kaya: Internet ShopNora
Untold Stories Face to FaceVarious
Pidol's Wonderland: Goata Believe in Magic
2011–2012DaldalitaKatrina De Leon
2012Maalaala Mo Kaya: KandilaAnna
Magpakailanman: The Ryzza Mae Dizon StoryRizza Dizon
2013Party PilipinasHerself / Guest Performer
Magpakailanman: Rolando Niangar StorySheryl Niangar
Wansapanataym: Ang Nawawalang Ngipin Ni TootsieDiwaTeeth
ASAP 18Herself / Guest Performer with Sheryl Cruz & Tina Paner as Triplets[42]
2013–2014Got to BelieveElizabeth "Betchay / Mama Bear" Lagro-Tampipi[43]
2014My BFFLynette "Lyn" Garcia[44]
Sunday All StarsHerself / Guest Performer
2015Once Upon a KissAurora Servando-Rodrigo[45]
Sabado BadooHerself / Cameo Footage Featured
2015–2016Destiny RoseDaisy Flores-Vergara[46]
2016Magpakailanman: Zumba Dancing Boy – BalangMary Jane Bughaw[47]
Poor SeñoritaMadame Ligaya "Aya" De Beauvoir[48]
Sinungaling Mong PusoAngelica Robles
2017Meant to BeAmelia Altamirano-Bendiola[49]
Road TripHerself / Guest with Sheryl Cruz and Tina Paner
Dear Uge: Aso't PusaKaren[50]
2018Inday Will Always Love YouMarta Magtibay[51]
2019–2020MadrastaGrace Segundo[52]
2021The Lost RecipeConchita Valencia[53]
2021–24All-Out SundaysHerself / Co-host / Performer / Various roles
2022Wish Ko Lang: IbinagsakVangie
2022–2023Maria Clara at IbarraNarcisa ''Narsing'' Infantes-Asunción
2023It's ShowtimeHerself / Guest performer with Michael V.
Abot-Kamay na PangarapMelba Salazar (guest star)
2025Encantadia Chronicles: Sang'greMona Reyes[54]
2026Born to ShineMinchie Reyes-Sicat[55]

Awards and nominations

Award[a]Year[b]CategoryNominated workResultRef.
Aliw Awards2008Best Major Female ConcertManilyn Live @25[56]
Alta Media Icon Awards2018Best Comedy Program ActressPepito Manaloto[57]
Awit Awards1991Best Christmas RecordingMiss Kita sa Christmas[58]
Record of the YearMr. Disco
Best Dance Recording
Best Revival Recording
BPSU Kagitingan Awards for Television2018Pinakamagiting na Personalidad ng Comedy ProgramPepito Manaloto[59]
Catholic Mass Media Awards2016Best Comedy ProgramPepito Manaloto[60]
2017Hall of Fame Award[61]
EdukCircle Awards2019Best TV ComediennePepito Manaloto[62]
FAMAS Awards1984Best Child ActressMinsan May Isang Ina[63][64]
1985Dear Mama[65]
2010Best Supporting ActressDed na si Lolo[66]
Golden Screen TV Awards2011Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Gag or Comedy ProgramPepito Manaloto[67]
2014[68]
2015[69]
Metro Manila Film Festival2008Best Supporting ActressOne Night Only[70][71]
PMPC Star Awards for Television2006Best Celebrity Talk Show HostMoms[72]
2007[73]
Best Drama ActressBakekang
2008Best Celebrity Talk Show HostMoms[74]
2012Best Comedy ActressPepito Manaloto[75]
2013[76]
2014[77]
Best Drama Supporting ActressGot to Believe
2015Best Comedy ActressPepito Manaloto[78]
2016Best Drama Supporting ActressDestiny Rose[79]
Best Comedy ActressPepito Manaloto[80]
2017[81]
2018[82]
2019[83]
2021[84]
2023[85]

Notes

  1. ^ Awards, festivals, honors and other miscellaneous organizations are listed in alphabetical order.
  2. ^ Indicates the year of ceremony. Each year is linked to the article about the awards held that year, wherever possible.

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  1. ^ Reynes' husband, actor Al John Manoloto, used the stage name Aljon Jimenez[86]