Si Astig, Si Mokong at si Gamol are back in Sanggano, Sanggago't Sanggwapo
Back in the '90s, Andrew E., Janno Gibbs and Dennis Padilla thrived in making people laugh. Their chemistry had been proven in the '97 film "Si Mokong, Si Astig at si Gamol". A couple of decades later, VIVA films brings them again with their brand of comedy in Sanggano, Sanggago't Sanggwapo, under the direction of Al Tantay.
The story is about Andy, Dondon ( Andrew E and Dennis Padilla) and Johnny (Janno Gibbs) whose troubled-filled lives get more complicated because of deceit.
Upon the death of millionaire tycoon Don Robert Endrinal, Andy and Dondon find out that their friend Johnny is actually the son of the departed businessman, and naturally has the right and responsibility to take over his father's business. But when they arrive at the mansion, the indolent Johnny tells everyone that Andy is Johnny to free himself from any responsibility. The hardworking Andy and the cunning Dondon play along with this charade.
Now that the three friends are thrust into a life of affluence and power, flirtatious women are not far behind. They also have to deal with a certain Mr. Russel (Eddie Garcia), a land developer determined to acquire Johnny's hacienda, turn into a casino complex and make the whole province a gambling capital.
"Sanggano, Sanggago't Sanggwapo" will not be complete without the men's love interests played by Louise Delos Reyes, Cindy Miranda and Vanessa Wright.
Watch out also for Julian Trono, Vitto Marquez and Andrew Muhlach as the young versions of Andy, Johnny and Dondon.
Don't forget to watch "Sanggano, Sanggago't Sanggwapo" in cinemas on September 4, check out @vivafilms for the mall tour updates and premiere night.
The story is about Andy, Dondon ( Andrew E and Dennis Padilla) and Johnny (Janno Gibbs) whose troubled-filled lives get more complicated because of deceit.
Upon the death of millionaire tycoon Don Robert Endrinal, Andy and Dondon find out that their friend Johnny is actually the son of the departed businessman, and naturally has the right and responsibility to take over his father's business. But when they arrive at the mansion, the indolent Johnny tells everyone that Andy is Johnny to free himself from any responsibility. The hardworking Andy and the cunning Dondon play along with this charade.
Now that the three friends are thrust into a life of affluence and power, flirtatious women are not far behind. They also have to deal with a certain Mr. Russel (Eddie Garcia), a land developer determined to acquire Johnny's hacienda, turn into a casino complex and make the whole province a gambling capital.
"Sanggano, Sanggago't Sanggwapo" will not be complete without the men's love interests played by Louise Delos Reyes, Cindy Miranda and Vanessa Wright.
Watch out also for Julian Trono, Vitto Marquez and Andrew Muhlach as the young versions of Andy, Johnny and Dondon.
Don't forget to watch "Sanggano, Sanggago't Sanggwapo" in cinemas on September 4, check out @vivafilms for the mall tour updates and premiere night.
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