Entertainment
Nora Aunor and Eddie Garcia join GMA’s upcoming primetime series Little Mommy
Nora Aunor and Eddie Garcia (Contributed photo)
In what can be described as an almost miraculous coming-together of two multi-awarded Best Actors with more than 80 awards to their names combined, Ms. Nora Aunor and Mr. Eddie Garcia will work together in GMA’s newest primetime offering “Little Mommy.”
The one and only Superstar Ms. Nora Aunor, with over 175 movies to her name, and FAMAS (Filipino Academy of Movie Arts and Sciences) Hall of Famer Mr. Eddie Garcia, with over 300 films under his belt, are two formidable forces to reckon with in the Philippine film and TV industry and two established personalities that helped shape local show business.
Little Mommy is a story about the poignant life journey of Lola Annie, Lolo Miguel, Tinay and Letlet.
Tinay, to be portrayed by Kris Bernal, is a 25-year old who has a mind of a 9 year old because of her intellectual disability. Her daughter, Letlet (Chlaui Malayao) is a 6 year old playing the role of Little Mommy to her own mother as she is trying to compensate for her mother’s deficiencies.
Ms. Nora Aunor portrays Lola Annie Batongbuhay, the cool retro lola of Tinay, who still plays in gigs with her band. For her, Tinay’s condition is not a disability, but a gift because Tinay will forever remain innocent.
Mr. Eddie Garcia is Don Miguel Valle, Tinay’s long-lost maternal grandfather. For him, one is never too old to learn new things. Through his grandchildren, Tinay and Letlet, he will learn how to be a kid again.
Little Mommy also stars Bembol Roco, Keempee De Leon, Gladys Reyes, Mark Herras, Hiro Peralta, Renz Fernandez, Juancho Trivino and Sunshine Dizon.
Under the direction of Ricky Davao, this light and heartwarming story of Little Mommy unfolds this November on GMA and will air internationally on its flagship international channel, GMA Pinoy TV.
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