Allen Dizon

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Allen Dizon
Born (1977-10-03) October 3, 1977 (age 46)
Oroquieta, Misamis Occidental, Philippines
NationalityFilipino
Occupations
Allen Dizon's Acting Awards
Award-Giving BodiesWins
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
9
Gawad Genio
3
Urduja Heritage Film Awards
5
Laguna Excellence Awards
2
Total Acting Awards Won
51

Allen Dizon (born on October 3, 1977), is a Filipino actor, model and producer. A former member of the Viva Hot Men, [1] Dizon has transitioned from his early years in daring roles to become an independent film actor and producer. [2]

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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 such as 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 appearing as well in a few drama anthology episodes, Allen was included in a handful of GMA Network series, like First Yaya and Agimat ng Agila, but it was in 2022 when he got a top-billing TV series role in Return to Paradise, playing main support, alongside Eula Valdez, to the paired leads Derrick Monasterio and Elle Villanueva. [8]

He currently appears in GMA Network's melodrama series Abot-Kamay na Pangarap as he plays the recurring role Dr. Carlos Benitez, a former partner of Moira (played by Pinky Amador) and Zoey's (played by Kazel Kinouchi) biological father. [9] Dizon is also reunited with co-starred Carmina Villarroel in ABS-CBN's melodrama series 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 (2016)
  • 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)
  • Ligalig (post-production)
  • Acetylene Love (post-production)
  • Poon (in-production)
  • Off Load (in-production)

Television

Awards and nominations

International Film Festivals

YearInternational FestivalLocationResultAwardMovie
202410th Emirates Film Festival Dubai, United Arab EmiratesWonBest ActorAbeNida [13]
20232nd International Imago Film FestivalCivitella del Tronto, ItalyWonHumphrey Bogart Award (Best Lead Actor in a Foreign Film) [14]
20217th Art International Film Festival Kerala, IndiaWonAward of Excellence in ActingLatay [15]
14th London International Filmmaker Festival London, UK NominatedBest Lead Actor in a Foreign Language Film [16]
202010th International Film Festival Manhattan New York, USAWonBest Actor - Feature Film [17]
NominatedJury Award Best Performance
201825th FACINE Filipino International Cine Festival San Francisco, USAWonBest ActorBomba [18]
8th International Film Festival Manhattan New York, USAWonBest Actor - Feature FilmSekyu [19]
16th Dhaka International Film Festival Dhaka, Bangladesh WonBest ActorBomba [20]
11th London International Filmmaker Festival London, UK NominatedBest Lead Actor in a Foreign Language FilmArea [21]
201733rd Warsaw International Film Festival Warsaw, Poland WonSpecial Jury Prize*Bomba [22]
3rd ASEAN International Film & Festival AwardsKuching, Malaysia NominatedBest ActorArea [23]
20161st Berlin International Filmmaker Festival Berlin, Germany NominatedBest Lead Actor in a Foreign Language FilmIadya Mo Kami [24]
13th Salento International Film Festival Salento, Italy WonBest Actor [25]
4th Silk Road International Film Festival Dublin, Ireland WonBest Actor [26]
20152nd ASEAN International Film & Festival AwardsKuching, Malaysia NominatedBest ActorMagkakabaung [27]
3rd Silk Road International Film Festival Dublin, Ireland WonBest Actor [28]
20143rd Hanoi International Film Festival Hanoi, Vietnam WonBest Actor [29]
9th Harlem International Film Festival New York, USAWonBest Actor [30]

Local Film Festivals

YearFestivalResultAwardMovie
2019 45th Metro Manila Film Festival Won Best Actor Mindanao [31]
2nd Subic Bay International Film FestivalNominatedBest ActorJesusa [32]
5th Sinag Maynila Film FestivalNominatedBest Actor [33]
NominatedBest ActorPersons of Interest
20184th Sinag Maynila Film FestivalWonBest ActorBomba [34]
20151st Sinag Maynila Film FestivalWonBest Actor Imbisibol [35]
2014 40th Metro Manila Film Festival Won New Wave Best Actor Magkakabaung [36]

"The First Four" Major Award-Giving Bodies

YearAward CeremonyResultAwardMovie
202169th FAMAS Awards WonBest ActorLatay [37]
201836th FAP Luna Awards NominatedBest ActorBomba [38]
66th FAMAS Awards Won [39]
41st Gawad Urian Nominated [40]
201634th FAP Luna Awards NominatedBest Supporting Actor Imbisibol [41]
201563rd FAMAS Awards NominatedBest ActorKamkam [42]
Won Magkakabaung
38th Gawad Urian Won [43]
201159th FAMAS Awards WonBest Supporting ActorSigwa [44]
27th PMPC Star Awards for Movies Nominated [45]
201058th FAMAS Awards WonBest ActorDukot [46]
26th PMPC Star Awards for Movies Nominated [47]
33rd Gawad Urian Nominated [48]
200957th FAMAS Awards WonBest ActorPaupahan [49]
25th PMPC Star Awards for Movies Nominated [50]
200755th FAMAS Awards WonBest Supporting ActorTwilight Dancers [51]
23rd PMPC Star Awards for Movies Won [52]

Other Major Award-Giving Bodies

YearAward CeremonyResultAwardMovie
201727th Young Critics Circle Annual Circle CitationsNominatedBest Performance (Ensemble)Area [53]
NominatedMalinak Ya Labi
2014*24th Young Critics Circle Annual Circle CitationsNominatedBest Performance (Individual)Lauriana [54]
201310th EnPress Golden Screen Awards for MoviesNominatedBest Actor - DramaMigrante [55]
20129th EnPress Golden Screen Awards for MoviesNominatedBest Supporting ActorPatikul [56]
20118th EnPress Golden Screen Awards for MoviesNominatedBest Supporting ActorSigwa [57]
20107th EnPress Golden Screen Awards for MoviesNominatedBest Actor - DramaDukot [58]

Academe-Based & Regional-Based Award-Giving Bodies

YearAward CeremonyResultAwardMovie
20234th Laguna Excellence AwardsWonBest Indie ActorWalker [60]
202219th Gawad TanglawWonBest ActorLatay [61]
202014th Gawad GenioWonBest Actor Mindanao
7th Urduja Heritage Film AwardsWon [62]
2nd Laguna Excellence AwardsWonBest Indie ActorPersons of Interest [63]
18th Gawad TanglawWonBest Actor Mindanao [64]
22nd Gawad PasadoWon [65]
WonAlpha: The Right To Kill
4th GEMS Hiyas ng Sining AwardsNominated Mindanao [66]
201921st Gawad PasadoWonBest ActorBomba [67]
201812th Gawad GenioWon
5th Urduja Heritage Film AwardsWon [68]
16th Gawad TanglawWon [69]
20174th Urduja Heritage Film AwardsWonBest ActorLando at Bugoy [70]
19th Gawad PasadoWonIadya Mo Kami [71]
15th Gawad TanglawWon [72]
20163rd Urduja Heritage Film AwardsWonBest Actor Imbisibol [73]
20159th Gawad GenioWonBest Actor Magkakabaung
2nd Urduja Heritage Film AwardsWon [74]
17th Gawad PasadoWon [75]
13th Gawad TanglawWon [76]
201416th Gawad PasadoWonBest ActorLauriana [77]
201311th Gawad TanglawWonBest Supporting ActorMigrante [78]
201210th Gawad TanglawNominatedBest ActorPatikul [79]
20115th Gawad GenioNominatedBest Supporting ActorSigwa
20104th Gawad GenioNominatedBest ActorDukot
8th Gawad TanglawWon [80]

Award-Giving Bodies Recognizing Achievements for Television

YearAward CeremonyResultAwardTV Program / Episode Title
202018th Gawad TanglawWonBest Actor in a Single Performance Magpakailanman Kailan Naging Ama Ang Isang Babae [81]
201917th Gawad TanglawWon Maalaala Mo Kaya Duyan [82]
3rd GEMS Hiyas ng Sining AwardsNominatedBest Single Performance by an Actor [83]

Special awards

YearAwardMovie That Earned Special Recognition
20226th Asia Pacific Luminare Awards Outstanding Actor of the Year
70th FAMAS Awards Best Actor Hall Of Fame [84]
202123rd Gawad Pasado Dambana ng Kahusayan sa Pagganap (Best Actor Hall Of Fame) [85]
1st Diamond Excellence Awards Man Of The Year (Special Recognition for International Accolades)
5th FDCP Film Ambassadors' Night Film Ambassador AwardLatay [86]
2019Provincial Government of Pampanga MOKA 2019 Most Outstanding Kapampangan in the Field of Arts [87]
Film Development Council of the Philippines SineSandaan Luminaries Icon of Philippine Cinema [88]
11th NCCA Philippine Arts Festival Ani ng Dangal Bomba [89]
3rd FDCP Film Ambassadors' Night Film Ambassador Award [90]
201812th Gawad Genio International Excellence Award
7th Cine Kabalen Regional Film Festival Lifetime Achievement Award [91]
10th NCCA Philippine Arts Festival Ani ng Dangal Bomba [92]
2nd FDCP Film Ambassadors' Night A-Lister Award [93]
20178th Philippine Daily Inquirer Indie Bravo! Award [94]
9th NCCA Philippine Arts Festival Ani ng Dangal Iadya Mo Kami [95]
20167th Philippine Daily Inquirer Indie Bravo! Award [96]
FDCP Film Ambassadors' Night Artistic Excellence Award* [97]
15th Gawad Amerika Most Outstanding Filipino in the Field of Thespian Performance in Television and Film [98]
8th NCCA Philippine Arts Festival Ani ng Dangal Magkakabaung [99]
20159th Gawad Genio International Excellence Award
6th Philippine Daily Inquirer Indie Bravo! Award [100]
7th NCCA Philippine Arts Festival Ani ng Dangal [101]
20145th Philippine Daily Inquirer Indie Bravo! Award [102]
201210th Gawad Tanglaw Pinakakapuri-Puring Artista ng Dekada (2002-2011) [103]

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