I Will Always Love You (film)

I Will Always Love You is a 2006 Philippine romantic drama film directed by Mac C. Alejandre and starring Richard Gutierrez and Angel Locsin. The theme song of the film, "I'll Always Love You", is performed by Nina.

I Will Always Love You
Directed byMac C. Alejandre
Produced by
  • Lily Y. Monteverde
  • Annette Gozon-Abrogar
Screenplay by
  • Roselle Monteverde-Teo
  • Robert Joseph Nuevas
  • Suzette Doctolero
Story by
  • Robert Joseph Nuevas
  • Suzette Doctolero
Starring
Music byJesse Lucas
Cinematography
  • Rolly Manuel
  • Lee Meily
Edited byKelly Cruz
Production
company
  • Regal Films
  • GMA Films
Distributed by
  • GMA Pictures
  • Regal Films
Release date
  • February 8, 2006 (2006-02-08)
Running time
117 minutes
Country
Language
Box office₱60-62 million[1]

Plot

Justin (Richard Gutierrez) is a rich, smart, confident mestizo from a private school in Manila while Cecille (Angel Locsin) is a simple scholar from a rural public school. The two fall for each other against the wishes of his parents, (Jean Garcia and Lloyd Samartino). They want him to marry Donna (Bianca King), their business partner’s daughter.

His parents order Justin to study in the States to separate him from Cecille. But Justin finds a way to take her with him to San Francisco without anyone knowing. The young lovers live their dream in America. One day, however, Justin’s mother drops by to visit, bringing Donna with her. Justin hides Cecille with a family friend (Suzette Ranillo). One day, she catches him and Donna in a tight embrace.

She takes the first plane back to Manila, ignoring Justin’s attempts to explain why he was kissing Donna. Back home, Cecille’s childhood friend Andrew, (James Blanco) courts her relentlessly. In a few months, Andrew and Cecille are engaged to be married. And then, Justin flies home to try to win Cecille back.

Cast

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References
  1. Yes! Magazine's 20 Stars Who Ruled the Decade, May 2010
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