Allen Dizon

Allen Dizon
Born	(1977-10-03) October 3, 1977 (age 48) Santa Ana, Pampanga, Philippines
Occupations	Actor model producer

Allen Dizon's Acting Awards

Award-Giving Bodies	Wins
International Film Festivals	13
Local Film Festivals	4
FAMAS Awards	7
Gawad Urian	1
PMPC Star Awards for Movies	1
Gawad Pasado	6
Gawad Tanglaw	10
Gawad Genio	3
Urduja Heritage Film Awards	5
Laguna Excellence Awards	2
Total Acting Awards Won	52

Allen Dizon (born October 3, 1977), is a Filipino actor, model and producer, and former member of the Viva Hot Men. ^[1] Dizon originally acted in daring roles, and later became an independent film actor and producer. ^[2]

In 2007, he won the Best Supporting Actor FAMAS award and Star Award for Movies in the film Twilight Dancers . ^[3] Dizon appeared in movies including Dukot (2009), Sigwa (2010), Patikul (2011), Deadline (2011), and Migrante (2012). ^[4] He played Sonny Burgos in the film Burgos (2013) starring Lorna Tolentino and Rocco Nacino, directed by Joel Lamangan. ^[5] Dizon played as a soldier in Lauriana (2013) with Bangs Garcia and Rich Asuncion. ^[6] He starred in ABS-CBN's melodrama series Doble Kara (2015), as Antonio Dela Rosa. ^[7]

In 2021, while also appearing in a few drama anthology episodes, Allen was included in a handful of GMA Network series, including First Yaya and Agimat ng Agila . In 2022 he had a role in TV series Return to Paradise, playing support, alongside Eula Valdez, to the leads Derrick Monasterio and Elle Villanueva. ^[8]

In 2023 he appeared on GMA Network's melodrama series Abot-Kamay na Pangarap in the supporting role of Dr. Carlos Benitez, Zoey's (played by Kazel Kinouchi) biological father, who becomes the husband of Lyneth (played by Carmina Villarroel). ^[9] Dizon is also reunited with Villarroel, his co-star in Doble Kara.

Dizon produced the indie films Crossroads (Paupahan) (2008), Marino (2009) and Dukot (2009). ^{[10] [11] [12]}

Filmography

Film

• Hipo
• Private Parts
• Curacha: Ang Babaeng Walang Pahinga (1998)
• Babae sa Bubungang Lata (1998)
• Shirley (1998)
• Tatlong Makasalanan (1999)
• Molata (1999)
• Huwag Po, Huwag Po (1999)
• Nikilado (1999)
• Hilig ng Katawan (1999)
• Pamasak Butas (1999)
• Pila Balde (1999)
• Luksong Tinik (1999)
• Terror (1999)
• Gawin sa Dilim 2 (2000)
• Azucena (2000)
• Saranggani (2000)
• Bukas May Ligaya (2000)
• Ang Gusto Ko sa Lalaki (2000)
• Malikot Ang Agos ng Tubig (2001)
• Ika-Pitong Gloria (2001)
• Oras Na Para Lumaban (2001)
• Amorseko: Damong Ligaw (2001)
• Venus: Dyosa ng Kagandahan (2001)
• Trip (2001)
• Hayup sa Sex Appeal (2001)
• Virgin People III (2002)
• Kaulayaw (2002)
• Hinog sa Pilit, Sobra sa Tamis (2002)
• Eva, Lason kay Adan (2002)
• Sana Totoo Na (2002)
• Mama San (2002)
• Sugat, Walang Paghilom (2002)
• Tukaan (2002)
• Matamis Hanggang Dulo (2003)
• Kiskisan (2003)
• Balat-Sibuyas (2003)
• Motel (2003)
• Bold Star (2003) – Arman Reyes
• Xerex (2003)
• Tumitibok, Kumikirot (2003)
• Langit Mo Kaligayahan Ko (2004)
• Hotmen (Video) (2004)
• Erotica: Lessons of the Flesh (Video) (2005)
• Boso (2005)
• Twilight Dancers (2006)
• Ikaw Pa Rin: Bongga Ka Boy! (2008)
• Crossroads (2008)
• Room 213 (2008)
• Baler (2008)
• Loophole (2009)
• Tutok (2009)
• Marino (2009)
• Dukot (2009)
• Sigwa (2010)
• Pink Halo-Halo (2010)
• Patikul (2011)
• Deadline: The Reign of Impunity (2011)
• Migrante (2012)
• Flames of Love (2012)
• El Presidente (2012)
• Lauriana (2013)
• Burgos (2013)
• Children's Show (2014)
• Kamkam (2014)
• Magkakabaung (2014)
• Imbisibol (2015)
• Sekyu (2015)
• Iadya Mo Kami (2016)
• Lando at Bugoy (2016)
• Area (2016)
• Malinak Ya Labi (2016)
• Bomba (2017)
• Persons of Interest (2018)
• Alpha: The Right to Kill (2018)
• Jesusa (2019)
• Mindanao (2019)
• Latay (2020)
• Walker (2022)
• An Affair to Forget (2022)
• Oras de Peligro (2023)
• AbeNida (2023)
• Guardia De Honor (2024)
• Off Load (2024)
• Salum (2025)
• Fatherland (2025)
• Unconditional (2025)
• Ligalig (post-production)
• Poon (2025)
• Acetylene Love (in-production)
• All Right in Time (pre-production)

Television

• Saan Ka Man Naroroon (TV series) (1999)
• Mga Anghel na Walang Langit (TV series) (2005–2006)
• Pinakamamahal (TV series) (2006)
• Kung Fu Kids (TV series) (2008)
• 5 Star Specials (2010)
• Maalaala Mo Kaya - Funeral Parlor (2010)
• Nasaan Ka, Elisa? (TV series) (2011–2012)
• Princess and I (TV series) (2012–2013)
• Maalaala Mo Kaya - Drawing (2013)
• Ipaglaban Mo - Amin Ang Pamana Mo (2014)
• Ipaglaban Mo - Hanggang Sa Huli (2015)
• Doble Kara (TV series) (2015–2017)
• Princess in the Palace (TV series) (2016)
• Maalaala Mo Kaya - Duyan (2018)
• Brillante Mendoza's Amo (2018)
• Toda One I Love (2019)
• Maalaala Mo Kaya - Palay (2019)
• Ipaglaban Mo - Utang (2019)
• Magpakailanman - Kailan Naging Ama Ang Isang Babae (2019)
• Ipaglaban Mo - Tiyuhin (2020)
• Wish Ko Lang - Nalunod (2020)
• First Yaya (TV series) (2021)
• Agimat ng Agila (TV series) (2021–2022)
• Wish Ko Lang - Boso (2022)
• Magpakailanman - My Kidney Belongs To You (2022)
• Tadhana - Hanggang Kailan (2022)
• Return to Paradise (TV series) (2022)
• Wish Ko Lang - Palo (2023)
• Wish Ko Lang - Dalagita Sa Kakahuyan (2023)
• Abot-Kamay na Pangarap (2023–2024)
• Lilet Matias: Attorney-at-Law (2024)
• Sanggang-Dikit FR (2025)

Awards and nominations

International Film Festivals

Year	International Festival	Location	Result	Award	Movie
2024	10th Emirates Film Festival	Dubai, United Arab Emirates	Won	Best Actor	AbeNida	[13]
2023	2nd International Imago Film Festival	Civitella del Tronto, Italy	Won	Humphrey Bogart Award (Best Lead Actor in a Foreign Film)		[14]
2021	7th Art International Film Festival	Kerala, India	Won	Award of Excellence in Acting	Latay	[15]
	14th London International Filmmaker Festival	London, UK	Nominated	Best Lead Actor in a Foreign Language Film		[16]
2020	10th International Film Festival Manhattan	New York, USA	Won	Best Actor - Feature Film		[17]
			Nominated	Jury Award Best Performance
2018	25th FACINE Filipino International Cine Festival	San Francisco, USA	Won	Best Actor	Bomba	[18]
	8th International Film Festival Manhattan	New York, USA	Won	Best Actor - Feature Film	Sekyu	[19]
	16th Dhaka International Film Festival	Dhaka, Bangladesh	Won	Best Actor	Bomba	[20]
	11th London International Filmmaker Festival	London, UK	Nominated	Best Lead Actor in a Foreign Language Film	Area	[21]
2017	33rd Warsaw International Film Festival	Warsaw, Poland	Won	Special Jury Prize*	Bomba	[22]
	3rd ASEAN International Film & Festival Awards	Kuching, Malaysia	Nominated	Best Actor	Area	[23]
2016	1st Berlin International Filmmaker Festival	Berlin, Germany	Nominated	Best Lead Actor in a Foreign Language Film	Iadya Mo Kami	[24]
	13th Salento International Film Festival	Salento, Italy	Won	Best Actor		[25]
	4th Silk Road International Film Festival	Dublin, Ireland	Won	Best Actor		[26]
2015	2nd ASEAN International Film & Festival Awards	Kuching, Malaysia	Nominated	Best Actor	Magkakabaung	[27]
	3rd Silk Road International Film Festival	Dublin, Ireland	Won	Best Actor		[28]
2014	3rd Hanoi International Film Festival	Hanoi, Vietnam	Won	Best Actor		[29]
	9th Harlem International Film Festival	New York, USA	Won	Best Actor		[30]

• Note: The Special Jury Prize in the 33rd Warsaw International Film Festival was co-awarded to Angeli Nicole Sanoy.

Local Film Festivals

Year	Festival	Result	Award	Movie
2025	2nd Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival	Nominated	Panalong Aktor (Best Actor)	Salum	[31]
2019	45th Metro Manila Film Festival	Won	Best Actor	Mindanao	[32]
	2nd Subic Bay International Film Festival	Nominated	Best Actor	Jesusa	[33]
	5th Sinag Maynila Film Festival	Nominated	Best Actor		[34]
		Nominated	Best Actor	Persons of Interest
2018	4th Sinag Maynila Film Festival	Won	Best Actor	Bomba	[35]
2015	1st Sinag Maynila Film Festival	Won	Best Actor	Imbisibol	[36]
2014	40th Metro Manila Film Festival	Won	New Wave Best Actor	Magkakabaung	[37]

"The First Four" Major Award-Giving Bodies

• Pertaining to: Filipino Academy of Movie Arts and Sciences (FAMAS) Awards, Manunuri ng Pelikulang Pilipino (MPP) Gawad Urian, Film Academy of the Philippines (FAP) Luna Awards and Philippine Movie Press Club (PMPC) Star Awards for Movies; collectively accepted to comprise, when all won in a single year, the "Grand Slam" achievement in the Philippines.

Year	Award Ceremony	Result	Award	Movie
2021	69th FAMAS Awards	Won	Best Actor	Latay	[38]
2018	36th FAP Luna Awards	Nominated	Best Actor	Bomba	[39]
	66th FAMAS Awards	Won			[40]
	41st Gawad Urian	Nominated			[41]
2016	34th FAP Luna Awards	Nominated	Best Supporting Actor	Imbisibol	[42]
2015	63rd FAMAS Awards	Nominated	Best Actor	Kamkam	[43]
		Won		Magkakabaung
	38th Gawad Urian	Won			[44]
2011	59th FAMAS Awards	Won	Best Supporting Actor	Sigwa	[45]
	27th PMPC Star Awards for Movies	Nominated			[46]
2010	58th FAMAS Awards	Won	Best Actor	Dukot	[47]
	26th PMPC Star Awards for Movies	Nominated			[48]
	33rd Gawad Urian	Nominated			[49]
2009	57th FAMAS Awards	Won	Best Actor	Paupahan	[50]
	25th PMPC Star Awards for Movies	Nominated			[51]
2007	55th FAMAS Awards	Won	Best Supporting Actor	Twilight Dancers	[52]
	23rd PMPC Star Awards for Movies	Won			[53]

Other Major Award-Giving Bodies

• Pertaining to: the Young Critics Circle Film Desk (YCC), the defunct Entertainment Press Society, Inc. (EnPress) and the more recent Society of Philippine Entertainment Editors, Inc. (SPEEd).

Year	Award Ceremony	Result	Award	Movie
2017	27th Young Critics Circle Annual Circle Citations	Nominated	Best Performance (Ensemble)	Area	[54]
		Nominated		Malinak Ya Labi
2014*	24th Young Critics Circle Annual Circle Citations	Nominated	Best Performance (Individual)	Lauriana	[55]
2013	10th EnPress Golden Screen Awards for Movies	Nominated	Best Actor - Drama	Migrante	[56]
2012	9th EnPress Golden Screen Awards for Movies	Nominated	Best Supporting Actor	Patikul	[57]
2011	8th EnPress Golden Screen Awards for Movies	Nominated	Best Supporting Actor	Sigwa	[58]
2010	7th EnPress Golden Screen Awards for Movies	Nominated	Best Actor - Drama	Dukot	[59]

• Note: The 24th YCC Annual Citations for the films of 2013 were actually announced April 2015, along with the 25th Annual Citations for films of 2014. ^[60]

Academe-Based & Regional-Based Award-Giving Bodies

• Pertaining to: Pampelikulang Samahan ng mga Dalubguro (Gawad Pasado), Tagapuring mga Akademik ng Aninong Gumagalaw (Gawad Tanglaw), Critics Academy Film Desk of Zamboanga City (Gawad Genio), Urduja Film Festival Social Advocacy from Pangasinan (Urduja Heritage Film Awards), Guild of Educators, Mentors and Students (GEMS Hiyas ng Sining Awards) and 3Stars Productions (Laguna Excellence Awards).

Year	Award Ceremony	Result	Award	Movie
2025	21st Gawad Tanglaw	Won	Best Actor	AbeNida	[61]
2023	4th Laguna Excellence Awards	Won	Best Indie Actor	Walker	[62]
2022	19th Gawad Tanglaw	Won	Best Actor	Latay	[63]
2020	14th Gawad Genio	Won	Best Actor	Mindanao
	7th Urduja Heritage Film Awards	Won			[64]
	2nd Laguna Excellence Awards	Won	Best Indie Actor	Persons of Interest	[65]
	18th Gawad Tanglaw	Won	Best Actor	Mindanao	[66]
	22nd Gawad Pasado	Won			[67]
		Won		Alpha: The Right To Kill
	4th GEMS Hiyas ng Sining Awards	Nominated		Mindanao	[68]
2019	21st Gawad Pasado	Won	Best Actor	Bomba	[69]
2018	12th Gawad Genio	Won
	5th Urduja Heritage Film Awards	Won			[70]
	16th Gawad Tanglaw	Won			[71]
2017	4th Urduja Heritage Film Awards	Won	Best Actor	Lando at Bugoy	[72]
	19th Gawad Pasado	Won		Iadya Mo Kami	[73]
	15th Gawad Tanglaw	Won			[74]
2016	3rd Urduja Heritage Film Awards	Won	Best Actor	Imbisibol	[75]
2015	9th Gawad Genio	Won	Best Actor	Magkakabaung
	2nd Urduja Heritage Film Awards	Won			[76]
	17th Gawad Pasado	Won			[77]
	13th Gawad Tanglaw	Won			[78]
2014	16th Gawad Pasado	Won	Best Actor	Lauriana	[79]
2013	11th Gawad Tanglaw	Won	Best Supporting Actor	Migrante	[80]
2012	10th Gawad Tanglaw	Nominated	Best Actor	Patikul	[81]
2011	5th Gawad Genio	Nominated	Best Supporting Actor	Sigwa
2010	4th Gawad Genio	Nominated	Best Actor	Dukot
	8th Gawad Tanglaw	Won			[82]

Award-Giving Bodies Recognizing Achievements for Television

• Pertaining to: Philippine Movie Press Club (PMPC) Star Awards for TV, Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster sa Pilipinas (KBP) Golden Dove Awards, Tagapuring mga Akademik ng Aninong Gumagalaw (Gawad Tanglaw) and Guild of Educators, Mentors and Students (GEMS Hiyas ng Sining Awards).

Year	Award Ceremony	Result	Award	TV Program / Episode Title
2020	18th Gawad Tanglaw	Won	Best Actor in a Single Performance	Magpakailanman Kailan Naging Ama Ang Isang Babae	[83]
2019	17th Gawad Tanglaw	Won		Maalaala Mo Kaya Duyan	[84]
	3rd GEMS Hiyas ng Sining Awards	Nominated	Best Single Performance by an Actor		[85]

Special awards

Year	Award	Movie That Earned Special Recognition
2025	Municipal Government of Sta. Ana, Pampanga MOPA 2025 Most Outstanding Pimpeño in the Field of Culture & the Arts - Cinema		[86]
2022	6th Asia Pacific Luminare Awards Outstanding Actor of the Year
	70th FAMAS Awards Best Actor Hall Of Fame		[87]
2021	23rd Gawad Pasado Dambana ng Kahusayan sa Pagganap (Best Actor Hall Of Fame)		[88]
	1st Diamond Excellence Awards Man Of The Year (Special Recognition for International Accolades)
	5th FDCP Film Ambassadors' Night Film Ambassador Award	Latay	[89]
2019	Provincial Government of Pampanga MOKA 2019 Most Outstanding Kapampangan in the Field of Arts		[90]
	Film Development Council of the Philippines SineSandaan Luminaries Icon of Philippine Cinema		[91]
	11th NCCA Philippine Arts Festival Ani ng Dangal	Bomba	[92]
	3rd FDCP Film Ambassadors' Night Film Ambassador Award		[93]
2018	12th Gawad Genio International Excellence Award
	7th Cine Kabalen Regional Film Festival Lifetime Achievement Award		[94]
	10th NCCA Philippine Arts Festival Ani ng Dangal	Bomba	[95]
2nd FDCP Film Ambassadors' Night A-Lister Award	[96]
2017	8th Philippine Daily Inquirer Indie Bravo! Award		[97]
	9th NCCA Philippine Arts Festival Ani ng Dangal	Iadya Mo Kami	[98]
2016	7th Philippine Daily Inquirer Indie Bravo! Award		[99]
	FDCP Film Ambassadors' Night Artistic Excellence Award*		[100]
	15th Gawad Amerika Most Outstanding Filipino in the Field of Thespian Performance in Television and Film		[101]
	8th NCCA Philippine Arts Festival Ani ng Dangal	Magkakabaung	[102]
2015	9th Gawad Genio International Excellence Award
	6th Philippine Daily Inquirer Indie Bravo! Award		[103]
	7th NCCA Philippine Arts Festival Ani ng Dangal		[104]
2014	5th Philippine Daily Inquirer Indie Bravo! Award		[105]
2012	10th Gawad Tanglaw Pinakakapuri-Puring Artista ng Dekada (2002-2011)		[106]

• Note: FDCP's Artistic Excellence Award handed out during its Annual Film Ambassadors' Night is also now termed as Camera Obscura Award.

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External links

• Allen Dizon at IMDb