Joey de Leon

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Joey de Leon
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De Leon in 2010
Born
Jose Maria Ramos de Leon Jr.

(1946-10-14) October 14, 1946 (age 77)
Binondo, Manila, Philippines
Other namesBoss Joey
Henyo Master
Occupations
  • Comedian
  • actor
  • television presenter
Years active1969–present
Spouses
  • Daria Ramirez (annulled)
Eileen Macapagal
(m. 1982)
Children5 (including Keempee)

Jose Maria Ramos de Leon Jr. (born October 14, 1946), popularly known as Joey de Leon and also known as Boss Joey, is a Filipino comedian, actor, television host and songwriter. He is one of the members of the comedy trio, collectively known as TVJ with Tito and Vic. De Leon is also the creator of noontime variety show Eat Bulaga! as recognized by the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL), co-founder of TVJ Productions, and main host of Eat Bulaga! on TV5

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Early life

De Leon was the second child of Jose Seoane de Leon (1918–2008) of Spanish Filipino descent, and Emma Manahan Ramos (1925–2019). His paternal grandfather was the first mayor of Malolos, Bulacan. [1] When he was three years old, his parents divorced. His father then moved to Madrid, Spain and eventually remarried.[ citation needed ]

Career

Prior to being an entertainer, de Leon earned his architecture degree from the National University in Manila. He was also a disc jockey for 12 radio stations when he was starting out. De Leon started his showbiz career in the 1960s as a radio disc jockey and announcer. He worked for 12 radio stations, including all seven radio stations owned by ABS-CBN Corporation as well as other broadcasters like KBS. His first big break on TV was IBC 13's gag show OK Lang.

Tito, Vic and Joey

In 1975, de Leon became a co-host of GMA Network's late afternoon variety show Discorama hosted by Bobby Ledesma. He invited his former co-stars at OK Lang, the Sotto brothers Tito, Vic and Val, to join him at Discorama. Only Tito and Vic accepted de Leon's invitation. The newly-formed trio began to do comedy newscast segments interspersed with Top 40 hit-song parodies. Originally, the trio's appearance was supposed to be a one-off invitation as Discorama was set to be axed but after getting good feedback from the viewers and ratings were high, the show was given a new lease on life by GMA management. The trio was later invited to become part of the noontime show Student Canteen as they released 12 albums based on their Discorama Tough Hits segment.

The sitcom Iskul Bukol gave them nationwide fame as comedians. Soon after, other TV and movie offers came knocking on the trio's door.

In 1979, Tito, Vic and Joey began hosting the noontime show Eat Bulaga! , which was pitted against the more established Student Canteen. Not long after, Eat Bulaga! toppled Student Canteen from the ratings. The trio is still active on both Holy Week Dramas every Lenten Season and also on comedy variety show on Eat Bulaga!.

Solo artist

Although de Leon continued to do movies alongside his showbiz teammates Tito and Vic, he started doing solo performances for other TV shows. He top billed Joey and Son in 1982, a sitcom on RPN where he played father to a young boy named "Jeffrey Laperal" played back then by Ian Veneracion. He was also one of the gag performers on TODAS where his co-stars included Jimmy Santos and Val Sotto. Other TV shows included Apple Pie, Patis, Atbp., the Sharon Cuneta Show , and Let's Go Crazy. He was launched by Viva Films as a solo comedian in She-Man: Mistress of the Universe. He also tried his hand at directing films like Romeo Loves Juliet and Small, Medium, Large.

De Leon's films include Starzan. De Leon did several TV shows for GMA Network and ABC. In 1995, he made a film comeback via the comedy Bangers for Viva Films as well as Pipti-pipti, Ang Tipo kong Lalake and Takot Ako sa Darling Ko. He hosts Eat Bulaga! which is now the longest-running TV program in the Philippines, and appears in other shows like Mel and Joey , Startalk , Nuts Entertainment and started a new show for ABC, the now-defunct Teka Mona, which replaced Wow Mali , his long-running TV show on the same network. He started hosting Takeshi's Castle with Ryan Yllana. He is also the resident judge of the annual reality-based star search StarStruck and writes the entertainment column "De Leon's Den" once a week in the Philippine broadsheet Manila Bulletin .

In December 2006, de Leon returned to recording with a novelty song he wrote titled "Itaktak Mo" ("Shake It Off"). Seen by critics as his answer to the other wildly popular hit "Boom Tarat Tarat" (written by Lito Camo and sung by de Leon's rival host Willie Revillame), "Itaktak Mo" was softly launched on Eat Bulaga! shortly before the Christmas season. In January 2007, the song was launched on de Leon's album, Joey to the World 2 and gained airplay in most FM stations. "Itaktak Mo" has also become part of Eat Bulaga!'s segment "Taktak Mo o Tatakbo" that replaced "Laban o Bawi", and is also one of the official dances of the 4th batch of the reality talent search StarStruck .

After "Itaktak Mo" became one of the most requested dance tunes of 2007, de Leon followed it up with "Kagat Labi Song", which was launched on Eat Bulaga! on September 22, 2007. The "Kagat Labi" dance craze was already sweeping the whole country by storm before de Leon wrote it. On February 24, 2008, de Leon released a song titled "Walang Daya" ("No Cheating") with lyrics comparing his love to his rival host Willie Revillame's misfortunes (Wilyonaryo, Ferrari and Ultra stampede). He first sang it on his own program Mel and Joey.

On July 31, 2008, de Leon tendered his irrevocable resignation as columnist ("De Leon's Den") for Manila Bulletin , and he is currently with The Philippine Star, and has a column, "Me, Starzan".

In late 2009, he wrote another hit Eat Bulaga! song titled "Ba Ba Boom". Then in early 2010, he wrote another song, "Aalog-Alog". He also wrote the theme song for Diz Iz It! .

In 2011, he played as Pablo Apostol, the rock-star father of George Apostol/DJ Heidee played by Sarah Geronimo in the romantic-comedy film Won't Last a Day Without You .

As a songwriter

De Leon wrote most of the lyrics of VST & Co. songs and some Cinderella songs. He also co-wrote "Ilagay Mo Kid" with Mike Hanopol which was performed by Hagibis. [2] He also wrote "Ang Labo Mo" for Sharon Cuneta. [3]

Controversies

Pepsi Paloma gang rape case

15-year old actress Pepsi Paloma accused de Leon and fellow comedians Vic Sotto and Richie D'Horsie of gang raping and taking photos of her on June 21, 1982, in a room at the Sulo Hotel in Quezon City. On July 31, Paloma's manager Rey dela Cruz lodged a formal complaint with Defense Minister Juan Ponce Enrile. On August 18, 1982, Paloma filed charges of rape and acts of lasciviousness against the three television personalities before the Quezon City fiscal's office. [4] The crime of rape at the time, carried the death penalty in the Philippines, and to prevent his brother and his cohorts from being sent to the electric chair, Tito Sotto quickly went to see Paloma while she was still securing the services of Atty. Rene Cayetano. According to Paloma, Tito Sotto coerced her into signing an "Affidavit of Desistance" to drop the rape charges against his brother and cohorts [5] —Tito Sotto had allegedly placed a pistol on the table in front of Paloma when he went to talk to her. [6]

Depression and self-harm comments

On October 5, 2017, de Leon elicited controversy from Filipino netizens and high-profile figures advocating for mental health awareness, following a remark he made about depression during GMA's Eat Bulaga! segment "Juan for All, All for Juan", saying in part that the mental disorder is "just something made up by people" and that "they do it to themselves". He apologized the following day. [7] [8]

On September 23, 2023, de Leon sparked another controversy in TV5's E. A. T. segment "Gimme 5", where he suggested that a rope is one of the most common objects placed on a person's neck, which was widely interpreted by audiences as a reference to suicide by hanging. [9] De Leon's remark was harshly criticised on social media as insensitive, resulting in calls for MTRCB chairperson Lala Sotto – daughter of fellow E.A.T. host Tito Sotto – to investigate on the matter. [10] The management of E.A.T. issued an apology, saying they are "regretful and apologetic to those who were offended by the said utterance". [11] [12]

Filmography

Film

YearTitleRoleFilm production
1979Mang KepwengTres DwendesGP Films
Swing It... Baby!JoeyLea Productions
Rock, Baby! Rock!himself
1980Iskul Bukol (Freshmen)Joey EscaleraGP Film
Mr. One-Two-ThreeRickyRegal Films
1981Age Doesn't MatterJohnny
Palpak ConnectionsKatch
Bilibid GaysDaria
D'GradweytsJomariGP Films
TartanDanny
Magtoning Muna TayoRene Soriano
Mr. One-Two-Three Part 2 Ricky
1982Si Ako at... Tres Muskiteros!Ariong Muskitero
Tatlo Silang Tatay KoBronzon'D Wonder Films
Ang Tapang Para sa Lahat!RaphaelLea Productions
1983M.I.B.: Men in BriefEugene Williams
My Darling PrincessJoakimRegal Films
1984Goodah!OwenSeiko Films
Give Me FiveJacksonRegal Films
Pepe en PilarPepper
Naku Ha!Billy JeanSeiko Films
1985 I Have Three Hands Carlos "Caloy" AgatepRegal Films
Ride on BabyJohnSeiko Films
Doctor, Doctor We Are SickRobinViva Films
Mama Said, Papa Said, I Love YouBoyRegal Films
Ma'am May We Go Out? Jeff SorianoViva Films
Working BoysErnie
1986Super Wan, Tu, TriBaltazarRegal Films
Send in the ClownsJojo
Horsey-Horsey, Tigidig-TigidigGringo
1987The Best of Iskul Bukol: The MovieJoey Escalera
Forward MarchDodong
Shoot That BallTinggoy
Ready!.. Aim!.. Fire!.. Hagler
1988Fly Me to the MoonJacko
Wake Up Little Susie Alexander
Sheman: Mistress of the Universe Pando/She-ManViva Films
Good Morning, TitserPriestSeiko Films
I Love You 3x a Day Fairy godmother Viva Films
Smith & Wesson James Smith
1989 Starzan: Shouting Star of the Jungle StarzanRegal Films
Barbi: Maid in the PhilippinesBartolome/BarbiMovie Arts Productions
Si Malakas at si MagandaPolice OfficerRegal Films
Long Ranger & Tonton: Shooting Stars of the WestDavie Bowie aka Long Ranger
Starzan II: The Coming of the Star SonStazan
Elvis and James: The Living Legends! (Buhay Pa... Mukhang Alamat Na!)Elvis PrestoViva Films
SuperMouse and the Robo-RatsMickeyRegal Films
Romeo Loves Juliet... But Their Families Hate Each Other!Romeo Sr.Starzan Films
1990HotdogPedro Seiko Films
Small, Medium, LargePrince/DirectorStarzan Films
My Funny ValentineMang PandoyRegal Films
Elvis and James 2Elvis PrestoViva Films
Ganda Babae, Gandang LalakeJosephRegal Films
Kabayo KidsPando/Yellow Banana
Little & Big WeaponMel Bigson
I Have 3 EggsAriong
Tangga and Chos: Beauty Secret AgentsRay TanggaMovie Arts Productions
Starzan III: The Jungle TriangleStarzanRegal Films
Little Boy Blue: Tiny TerrestrialProf. Edwin Presto
Tiny Terrestrial: The Three ProfessorsProf. Edwin Presto
1991Ali in WonderlandFernando/AliOctoArts Films
Barbi 2: For PresidentBartolome/Barbi del RosarioMovie Arts Productions
Onyong MajikeroErvinOctoArts Films
GoosebusterPatrick SisiRegal Films
1992The Return of the Long Ranger & Tonton: How the West Was WrongDavie Bowie a.k.a. Long Ranger
The Wild CowboysJuan GomezMovie Arts Productions
Sam and MiguelMiguelRegal Films
1993Alyas Batman en RobinBatman/Bruce
Pandoy, ang Alalay ng PandayPandoyMovie Arts Productions
1995 Bangers HipViva Films
Run Barbi Run BartolomeGMA Films
1996Detective: Michael & JacksonRicky LashleyMovie Arts Productions
Ang Tipo kong Lalake (Maginoo Pero Medyo Bastos)BoyNeo Films
Ang Misis kong HoodlumAndy
1997Pipti-pipti: One for You, Two for MeJack
Takot Ako sa Darling KoSanti
Wow! MultoKuya Joe BarucMAQ Productions
2001Super IdolPandoyNeo Films
2003 Lastikman ElmerOctoArts Films
PaknersPickpocketer Regal Films
Fantastic ManDocOctoArts Films
2004 Enteng Kabisote: OK Ka Fairy Ko... The Legend MulawitM-Zet Productions
2005 Enteng Kabisote 2: Okay Ka Fairy Ko... The Legend Continues! Panggay
2006 Enteng Kabisote 3: Okay Ka, Fairy Ko: The Legend Goes On and On and On Shintaro Gokoyami
2007 Enteng Kabisote 4: Okay Ka Fairy Ko...The Beginning of the Legend Karimarimar
2008 Iskul Bukol: 20 Years After Joey EscaleraOctoArts Films
2009 Ang Darling Kong Aswang Mang Kepweng
2011 Pak! Pak! My Dr. Kwak! DoctorStar Cinema
Won't Last a Day Without You Pablo Apostol Star Cinema & Viva Films
2013 My Little Bossings SPO2 BryantOctoArts Films, APT Entertainment, M-Zet Productions, K Productions
2015 My Bebe Love: KiligPaMore DomGMA Films, APT Entertainment, OctoArts Films, M-Zet Productions, MEDA Productions
2016 Enteng Kabisote 10 and the Abangers PandoyOctoArts Films, APT Entertainment, M-Zet Productions, GMA Films
2017Barbi: D' Wonder BekiBarbie OctoArts Films, APT Entertainment, M-Zet Productions
2022 My Teacher SolomonTen17P, Tincan Productions, DepEd Entertainment

Television

YearShowRoleNetwork
1975–1976OK LangHimself/Host IBC
1975–1979DiscoramaHimself/Co-host GMA Network
1976–1979 Student Canteen
1978–1988 Iskul Bukol Joey EscaleraIBC
1980–1988 T.O.D.A.S.: Television's Outrageously Delightful All-Star Show Himself/Host
1979–present Eat Bulaga! RPN(CNN Philippines)
ABS-CBN
GMA Network
TV5
1982Joey and SonJoey RPN
1988–1997 The Sharon Cuneta Show Himself/Co-hostABS-CBN
1990TVJ (TeleVision's Jesters)VariousIBC
1992TVJ on 5ABC
Rock n' Roll 2000Teodoro Enriquez
1994–1997Mixed Nuts: Numero Unong Terrific ShowHimself/HostGMA Network
1996–2006
2009–2010
Wow Mali ABC/TV5
1999 Beh Bote Nga Tio PotGMA Network
1999–2000 Back to Iskul Bukol Josemari "Joey" EscaleraIBC
2001Korek na Korek Ka DiyanHimself/HostGMA Network
2002 Kiss Muna
2002–2003 Sana ay Ikaw na Nga Dr. Ricardo Peron
2003–2008 Nuts Entertainment Himself/Host
2003–2004 SOP Rules Himself/Guest co-host
2003–2006
2015
StarStruck Himself/Judge
2004–2015 Startalk Himself/Host
2004–2011 Mel and Joey
2006 Wow Maling Mali! ABC
2006–2007 Teka Mona!
2006
2006–2009
Takeshi's Castle Q
GMA Network
2007Slingo ABC
2008Jungle TVGMA Network
2009Joey's Quirky World
Suwerteng-Suwerte sa Siyete: Spin It! Win It!
2010–2011 Wow! Meganon?! TV5
House or NotHimself/Host (as Don Joey)
2010Suwerteng-Suwerte sa Siyete: Press It! Win It!Himself/HostGMA Network
2011Mind Master
Big Shot JackpotTV5
Suwerteng-Suwerte sa Siyete: Win Mo, Kapuso!GMA Network
Protégé: The Battle for the Big Break Himself/Judge
2011–2012Celebrity SamuraiHimself/HostTV5
2012The Biggest Game Show in the World - Asia
2012–2013 Game 'N Go
2012 Protégé: The Battle for the Big Break Himself/JudgeGMA Network
2013Hayop sa GalingHimself/HostTV5
2013–2014 Sunday All Stars Himself/JudgeGMA Network
2013–2015 Wow Mali Pa Rin! Himself/HostTV5
2014 Hakbang Sa Pangarap: Eat Bulaga Lenten Drama Special 2014 AbeGMA Network
One of the Boys DJ TV5
2015 Wow Mali: Lakas ng Tama Himself/Host
Pinagpalang Ama: Eat Bulaga Lenten Drama Special 2015 Papsy GMA Network
2015–2016 CelebriTV Himself/Host
2016 Dalangin ng Ama: Eat Bulaga Lenten Special Omar
2017 Kaibigan: Eat Bulaga Lenten Special Jeff
2022Oh No! It's B.O. (Biro Only)!Himself/Host Net 25
2023–2024 E.A.T. TV5

Voice actor

Animation

YearTitleRoleNetworkNotesSource
2012 Ben 10: Destroy All Aliens Max Tennyson TV5 Filipino dub [13]

Albums/songs discography

Awards

YearAward-Giving BodyCategoryWork/NomineeResult
2008 38th GMMSF Box-Office Entertainment Awards Most Popular Novelty Singer [14] Itaktak Mo!Won
2009 23rd PMPC Star Awards for Television Best Comedy Actor Nuts Entertainment Nominated
Best Magazine Show Host (with Mel Tiangco ) Mel and Joey Nominated
Best Male Showbiz Oriented Talk Show Host Startalk Nominated
2010 24th PMPC Star Awards for Television Best Male TV Host Eat Bulaga! Won
Eastwood City Walk of Fame Walk of Fame Star Inductee [15] HimselfInducted
2011 Golden Screen TV Awards Outstanding Male Host in a Musical or Variety Program [16] Eat Bulaga! Nominated
2014PEP List AwardsPepsi' Choice: Male Showbiz Treasure of the Year [17] HimselfWon
2015 63rd FAMAS Awards FAMAS Lifetime Achievement Award [18] Tito Sotto, Vic Sotto, and Joey de LeonWon
YearAward Giving BodyCategoryNominated WorkResults
2000 PMPC Star Awards for Television Ading Fernando Lifetime Achievement Award(shared with Tito Sotto and Vic Sotto)Won [19]
2008 Awit Awards Best Novelty Recording"Itaktak Mo"Won

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