List of people who won the Philippine movie grand slam

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The Grand Slam in the Philippine movie industry refers to people who have won all four major film awards in the same category in the same year. [1] The four major organizations that evaluate all Filipino films released in the country and hand out awards for best cinematic output in various categories in a calendar year are the:

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The term "grand slam" was coined in 1983, when Vilma Santos won the Best Actress award from FAMAS, Urian, FAP and the Catholic Mass Media Awards (CMMA) for her performance in Relasyon. [8] The Catholic Mass Media Awards were created in 1978 and beside movies, they also honor television, radio, print, advertising and music. [9] This awards were part of the original four major awards. When Star Awards were created in 1985, there were five major awards. Ever since the CMMA ceased giving out acting awards sometime in the 1990s, this awards had been relegated as a minor award. Today, "grand slam" has been generally used to refer to winning awards in FAMAS, Urian, Luna and Star in the same year for the same category. In FAMAS Awards, people who had won five awards in a certain competitive category are given Hall of Fame awards and cannot be nominated anymore in any subsequent ceremony. [10] These people can still get a "grand slam" if they win in the other three major awards.

There are rare instances in which an actor/actress won awards for the same role but was placed in different categories because the four organizations mixed up whether a role should be a lead or a supporting. Nevertheless, they still win a "grand slam". For example, Dennis Trillo almost won a "grand slam" for his role in Aishite Imasu 1941: Mahal Kita . He was placed in Best Supporting Actor at the FAMAS and Urian while being placed in Best Actor at the Luna (FAP) and Star. This also can occur when an actor/actress is placed in child categories while being placed in lead or supporting categories in other awards. Only FAMAS and Star give out the child categories. For example, Jiro Manio won Best Child Actor at the FAMAS for his role in Magnifico but won Best Actor at the other three awards.

Nevertheless, it still very rare that a "grand slam" happens, especially now with the boom of independent films in the country. Since 1983, there have been only 19 instances when a "grand slam" occurred.

A further achievement is winning awards given by other award-giving bodies such as the Young Critics Circle, Golden Screen, Gawad TANGLAW, Gawad PASADO and others.

Winners

Year A CategoryNameFilm/sFAMASUrianLuna (FAP)StarRef.
1983Best Actress Vilma Santos B RelasyonYesYesYesNot yet instituted [1]
1986Best Actor Phillip Salvador B Bayan Ko: Kapit sa Patalim YesYesYesYes [1]
1987Best Supporting Actress Nida Blanca B Magdusa KaYesYes; tied with Anita Linda, Takaw TuksoYesYes [1]
1991Best Actor Christopher de Leon Biktima and My Other WomanYes, for My Other WomanYes, for My Other WomanYes, for BiktimaYes, for Biktima [11]
Best Actress Nora Aunor Andrea, Paano Ba ang Maging Isang Ina? YesYesYesYes [1]
1992Best SoundGaudencio BarredoHihintayin Kita sa LangitYesYesYesYes [12] [13]
1993Best Actress Lorna Tolentino Narito ang Puso Ko YesYesYesYes [1]
1994Best Actress Vilma Santos Dahil Mahal Kita (The Dolzura Cortez Story)Hall of FamerYesYesYes [1]
Best Supporting Actor Ronaldo Valdez May Minamahal YesYesYesYes [14]
1996Best Actress Nora Aunor The Flor Contemplacion Story Hall of FamerYes; tied with Helen Gamboa, Bagong BayaniYesYes [1]
1997Best Actress Sharon Cuneta Madrasta YesYes; tied with Nora Aunor, Bakit May Kahapon Pa? YesYes [1]
Best Supporting Actress Gina Alajar Mulanay: Sa Pusod ng ParaisoYesYesYesYes [1]
1999Best Actress Vilma Santos Bata, Bata, Paano Ka Ginawa? Hall of FamerYesYesYes; tied with Nida Blanca, Sana Pag-ibig Na [8]
2000Best Actress Elizabeth Oropesa Bulaklak ng MaynilaYesYesYesYes [1]
Best Supporting Actress Glydel Mercado Sidhi YesYesYesYes; tied with Rufa Mae Quinto, Dahil May Isang Ikaw [1]
2003Best Actress Vilma Santos Dekada '70 Hall of FamerYesYesYes [8]
Best Supporting Actor Piolo Pascual YesYesYesYes [1]
2004Best Director Maryo J. De los Reyes Magnifico YesYesYesYes [15]
Best Actor C Jiro Manio YesYesYesYes [16]

^A Year is based on when the Grand Slam was received, not the year when the film was released.
^B Won the Grand Slam, including the CMMA.
^C Was placed in Best Child Actor at the FAMAS while being placed in Best Actor at the other three majors.

Failed bids

Year A CategoryNameFilm/sFAMASUrianLuna (FAP)StarRef.
1985Best Actor Rudy Fernandez Batuigas: Pasukuin si WawayYesNo, not nominated; lost to Jay Ilagan, Sister Stella L.YesYes [17]

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1986Best Actress Nida Blanca Miguelito: Batang RebeldeNo; lost to Vivian Velez, Paradise InnYes; tied with Gina Alajar, Kapit sa Patalim: Bayan Ko YesYes [19]
1990Best Actor Tirso Cruz III Bilangin Ang Bituin Sa LangitYesNo; lost to Daniel Fernando, Macho Dancer YesYes [20]

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1991Best Director Lino Brocka Gumapang Ka sa Lusak YesNo; lost to Laurice Guillen, Kapag Langit ang HumatolYesYes [22] [23]
Best Supporting Actress Gina Alajar Andrea, Paano Ba ang Maging Isang Ina? and BiktimaYes, for BiktimaYes, for BiktimaYes, for Andrea, Paano Ba ang Maging Isang Ina? Unknown [23] [24]
1992Best Actor Christopher de Leon Ipagpatawad MoYesNo; lost to Richard Gomez, Hihintayin Kita sa LangitYesYes [25] [26]
Best Actress Nora Aunor Ang Totoong Buhay ni Pacita M. Hall of FamerNo; lost to Vilma Santos, Ipagpatawad MoYesYes [27]
1993Best DirectorCarlos Siguion-Reyna Ikaw pa Lang ang Minahal YesYesYesUnknown [28]
Best ScreenplayRaquel VillavicencioYesYesYesUnknown
1996Best Director Joel Lamangan The Flor Contemplacion Story No; lost to Willie Milan and Ronwaldo Reyes/Fernando Poe, Jr., Kahit Butas ng Karayom, Papasukin KoYesYesYes [29]
Best Supporting Actress Jaclyn Jose No; lost to Armida Siguion-Reyna, Inagaw Mo ang Lahat sa AkinYesYesYes
Best Actor Richard Gomez DahasYesNo; lost to Aga Muhlach, Sana Maulit Muli YesYes [30]
1998Best Actress Zsa Zsa Padilla Batang PX No; lost to Maricel Soriano, Nasaan Ang PusoYesYesYes [31]
1999Best Director Marilou Diaz-Abaya Jose Rizal YesYesNo; lost to Edgardo Vinarao, BiradorYes [32]
Best Supporting Actor Jaime Fabregas YesYesNo; lost to Carlo Aquino, Bata, Bata, Paano Ka Ginawa? Yes
Best Production DesignLeo AbayaYesYesNo; lost to Manny Morfe, Bata, Bata, Paano Ka Ginawa? Yes
Best Musical ScoreNonong BuencaminoYesYesNo; lost to Dennis Garcia, Pusong Mamon Yes
2001Best Director Laurice Guillen Tanging Yaman YesYesYesNo; lost to Mike de Leon, Bayaning 3rd World [33]
Best Actress Gloria Romero YesYesYesNo; lost to Vilma Santos, Anak
Best Supporting Actor Jeffrey Quizon Markova: Comfort Gay YesYesNo, not nominated; lost to Pen Medina, Deathrow Yes [34]
2003Best Director Gil Portes Mga Munting Tinig YesYesNo, not nominated; lost to William Mayo, Lapu-LapuYes [35] [36]
2004Best ScreenplayMichiko Yamamoto Magnifico No, not nominated; lost to Roy Iglesias, FilipinasYesYesYes [37] [38]
2005Best Supporting Actor B Dennis Trillo Aishite Imasu 1941: Mahal Kita YesNo; lost to Wendell Ramos, Sabel YesYes [39]
2006Best CinematographyCharlie Peralta Nasaan Ka Man YesNo; lost to Nap Jamir III, Ang Pagdadalaga ni Maximo Oliveros YesYes [40]
2007Best Director Jose Javier Reyes Kasal, Kasali, Kasalo YesNo; lost to Jeffrey Jeturian, Kubrador YesYes [41]
Best Actress Judy Anne Santos YesNo; lost to Gina Pareño, Kubrador YesYes
Best Supporting Actress Gina Pareño YesNo; lost to Meryll Soriano, RotondaYesYes
Best Screenplay Jose Javier Reyes YesNo; shared with Mary Ann Bautista; lost to Chris Violago and Connie S.A. Macatuno, Rome and JulietYes; shared with Mary Ann BautistaYes
Best Musical Score Vincent de Jesus ZsaZsa Zaturnnah Ze MoveehNo, not nominated; lost to Jesse Lucas, Kasal, Kasali, Kasalo YesYesYes [42]
2009Best CinematographyLee Meily Baler YesNo, not nominated; lost to Odyssey Flores, Serbis YesYes [43]
Best Production DesignAped SantosYesNo, not nominated; lost to Benjamin Padero and Carlo Tabije, Serbis YesYes
Best SoundDitoy AguilaYesNo, not nominated; lost to Romy Lopez and Eduardo Velasques, YanggawYesYes
2011Best Production DesignJoey Luna Rosario YesNo, not nominated; lost to Rodell Cruz, Amigo YesYes; shared with Miki Hahn [44]
2012Best Actor Jorge Estregan, Jr. Manila Kingpin: The Asiong Salonga Story YesNo, not nominated; lost to Paulo Avelino, Ang Sayaw ng Dalawang Kaliwang PaaYesYes; tied with Aga Muhlach, In the Name of Love [45]
Best EditingJason Cahapay and Ryan OrduñaYes; shared with Mirana Medina-BhunjunNo, not nominated; lost to Lawrence Fajardo, AmokYesYes
Best SoundAlbert Michael IdiomaAmok, Manila Kingpin: The Asiong Salonga Story and In the Name of Love No, not nominated; lost to Ditoy Aguila, Lucy Quinto, Warren Santiago and Ariel Serafin, Ang Panday 2 Yes, for Amok; shared with Addiss TabongYes, for Manila Kingpin: The Asiong Salonga Story Yes, for In the Name of Love [46]
2013Best Actress Angel Locsin One More Try YesNo, not nominated; lost to Nora Aunor, Thy Womb YesYes [47]
Best CinematographyCarlo Mendoza El Presidente YesNo, not nominated; lost to Whammy Alcazaren, ColossalYesYes [48]
Best Production DesignDanny Red and Joel BilbaoYesNo, not nominated; lost to Brillante Mendoza, Thy Womb YesYes
2014Best SoundCorinne de San Jose On the Job YesYesNo award ceremony was heldYes [49]
2016Best Editing Jerrold Tarog Heneral Luna No, not nominated; lost to Carlo Francisco Manatad, Para sa Hopeless Romantic YesYesYes [50]
Best SoundMikko QuizonNo, not nominated; lost to Addiss Tabong, You're My Boss YesYesYes; shared with Hit Productions
2017Best Actress Hasmine Kilip Pamilya Ordinaryo No, not nominated; lost to Angelica Panganiban, The Unmarried Wife YesYesYes (as New Movie Actress of the Year) [51]
2018Best Supporting ActressOdette Khan Bar Boys YesYesNo, not nominated; lost to Jasmine Curtis-Smith, Siargao Yes [52]
Best Actress Joanna Ampil Ang Larawan No, lost to Agot Isidro, Changing Partners YesYesYes (as New Movie Actress of the Year) [53]
2019Best CinematographyNeil DazaOda Sa Wala, Gusto Kita With All My Hypothalamus & Kung Paano Hinihintay Ang DapithaponYes, for Oda Sa WalaNominated for Signal Rock ; lost to Neil Bion, BuyBust Yes, for Gusto Kita With All My HypothalamusYes, for Kung Paano Hinihintay Ang Dapithapon (Indie Movie Cinematographer of the Year) [54]
2021/22Best Actress Alessandra De Rossi Watch ListYesYesNo award ceremony was heldYes (tied with Sylvia Sanchez for "Coming Home") [55]
2022/23Best Production DesignWhammy Alcazaren Kun Maupay Man It Panahon YesYesNo award ceremony was heldYes [56]

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  Lost in this award.

^A Year is based on when the Grand Slam might be received, not the year when the film was released.
^B Was placed in Best Supporting Actor at the FAMAS and Urian while being placed in Best Actor at the Luna (FAP) and Star. He was originally placed in supporting role at the 2004 Metro Manila Film Festival.

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