Jun Aristorenas

Juanito "Jun" Madarang (May 7, 1933 – 2000) was a Filipino actor, director, dancer, producer and writer.[1][2] Aristorenas was known for his western roles, and had topbilled cowboy movies such as Sagupaan ng mga Patapon, Dugong Tigre, and Apat na Bagwis.[3]

Jun Aristorenas
Born
Juanito Madarang

(1933-05-07)May 7, 1933
Manila, Philippine Islands
Died2000 (aged 66–67)
Metro Manila, Philippines
OccupationActor, film director, film producer, dancer, writer
Years active1957–2000

As an actor, Aristorenas has performed in movies such as Danilo Ronquillo: Cavite Boy, released in 1965, in which he portrayed Danilo Ronquillo, Rico Solitaryo (1966), and Bale-bale Kung Lumaban (1964). As a movie director, he has worked on movies such as Matalino man ang matsing na-iisahan din!, released in 2000, Cara y Cruz: Walang Sinasanto! (1996), and Marami Ka Pang Kakaining Bigas (1994).

Aristorenas has also written the story of "Matalino man ang matsing na-iisahan din!", released in 2000.[1]

Personal life

Aristorenas was married to Virginia Gaerlan, a former actress. Their sons, Robin (born 1964), Junar (born 1968) are former child actors.

Filmography
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References
  1. Jun Aristorenas, people.theiapolis.com
  2. Jun Aristorenas, movie-industry.blogspot.com
  3. "Jun Aristorenas: More than an action star". PhilStar.com. January 18, 2009. Retrieved August 19, 2010.
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