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Wednesday, August 30, 2006
Sunshine becomes Bakekang

At 23, Sunshine Dizon has bloomed into a versatile actress who has impressed not just local audiences but an international jury as well.

Indeed, Sunshine is one of the few actresses in local showbusiness today who can rightfully be called a “serious actress”. She is passionate in honing her craft, delivering a better performance from one acting project to another.

She also exhibits a degree of flexibility seldom seen in artists her age: changing characters as easily as she changes clothes, moving from one strong emotion to the next with the ease and expertise of a true thespian.

And now Sunshine is ready to take on the lead role of GMA’s upcoming primetime series Bakekang. After a long selection process from which emerged a shortlist of the industry’s most versatile and viable actresses to be the next Bakekang, Sunshine emerged as the unanimous choice to do the 21st century version of the character popularized by the Superstar Nora Aunor in the 1978 movie based on the Carlo J. Caparas comics novel of the same title.

With the upcoming launch of this new GMA primetime series, viewers will surely be hooked to the gripping story of Bakekang.

And with a talented and competent actress such as Sunshine Dizon in the title role, there will be small wonder if and when viewers start to disassociate Sunshine’s pretty face from the ugliness of the feisty heroine–because given her expert acting, Sunshine will become Bakekang.

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