List of roles and awards of Rufa Mae Quinto

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Filipino actress Rufa Mae Quinto has received a selection of accolades for her work in film and television. She began her career as a teenager and auditioned for the variety show That's Entertainment in 1994. In the following years, Quinto started playing a number bit and supporting roles and eventually signed with Viva Entertainment. She had her breakthrough role as a laundrywoman in the comedy Gloria, Gloria Labandera (1997). [1] [2]

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In 1999, Quinto played as a comic friend of Regine Velasquez's character in the romantic comedy Dahil May Isang Ikaw, for which she won the Star Award for Movie Supporting Actress of the Year. That same year, she was cast in the sketch comedy show Ispup , for which she won the Star Award for Best Comedy Actress. She rose to stardom after she played as a bumbling secret agent in the comedy Booba (2001). Her profile increased with leading roles the following year. Quinto played the titular role in the superhero film Super B , for which she was nominated for a Manila Film Festival for Best Actress. Later that year, she starred as a psychic in the action comedy Hula Mo, Huli Ko opposite Rudy Fernandez, for which she earned a nomination for Best Actress at the 28th Metro Manila Film Festival.

Quinto also became prominent in situational comedies. In 2004, she won her first Golden Screen Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series for her role in Idol Ko si Kap . Her performances in Bubble Gang (2005, 2008, 2009, 2012 to 2016), Hokus Pokus! (2006) and Home Sweetie Home (2018) earned her the Star Award for Best Comedy Actress, an overall record of ten wins in the category. Her role as a mistress in the comedy drama Ako Legal Wife: Mano Po 4? , (2005) garnered her nominations for the FAMAS Award for Best Actress and the Star Award for Movie Supporting Actress of the Year. Quinto's performances in the romantic dramas La Visa Loca (2005) and Temptation Island (2011) earned her nominations for the Golden Screen Award for Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role (Musical or Comedy).

Filmography

Film

Key
†Denotes films that have not yet been released
Rufa Mae Quinto's film credits with year of release, film titles and roles
YearTitleRoleNotesRef
1994Kalabog en BosyoGuest in Disco Club [3]
1995Love NotesChula
I Love You SabadoStaff member
BangersDorie's friend
The Grepor Butch Belgica Story Shirley
Manalo Matalo Mahal KitaJessica
Ang Tipo Kong Lalake (Maginoo pero Medyo Bastos) Dormitory boarder
Indecent ProfessorStudent [4]
1996 Dyesebel Mermaid [3]
Ang Pinakamagandang Hayop sa Balat ng LupaPulo's wife [5]
April Boys: Sana'y Mahalin Mo Rin AkoHostess [3]
Paracale GangCarmen [6]
Hindi Ako Ander (Itanong Mo kay Kumander)Bella [7]
Papunta Ka Pa Lang, Pabalik na Ako Rape victim [8]
Mumbaki Student [3]
Pipti-Pipti: 1 Por U, 2 Por MeWoman in Leo's fantasy [3]
1997Anak ni Boy NegroG [9]
Si Mokong, si Astig, at si GamolMay [10]
Matinik na Bading, Mga Syokeng BukingReesa [11]
Bobby Barbers: ParakMildred [3]
Pablik Enemi 1 n 2: Aksidental HeroesMaria [3]
Gloria, Gloria LabanderaGloria [12]
Kool Ka Lang Karen Hipolito [3]
Habang Nasasaktan Lalong TumatapangMilagros
Magkapalad...Chona
1998SqualaKinky
Ang Erpat kong AstigCarla
1999Sumigaw Ka Hanggang Gusto MoAlice [13]
Bayadra Brothers [14]
Dahil May Isang Ikaw [15]
Bullet [3]
Asin at Paminta
Ako ang Lalagot sa Hininga MoRosario
2000Mana-mana, Tiba-tibaAtty. Katrina Puno [16]
Kailangan ko'y Ikaw Lovely [17]
2001 Booba Booba [18]
Baliktaran: Si Ace at si DaisyAce [19]
Pangako, Ikaw LangPeachy [20]
RadyoMila [15]
Pagdating ng PanahonBubut [21]
2002 Mahal Kita: Final Answer! Joanna [22]
Super B Bilma [23]
Hula Mo Huli Ko Paula [24]
2003 A.B. Normal College (Todo na 'Yan! Kulang Pa 'Yun!) Miss Yulo [25]
Captain Barbell Freezy / Roselle [26]
2004 Masikip sa Dibdib: The Boobita Rose Story Boobita [27]
2005 La Visa Loca Mara [28]
D' Anothers [3]
Ako Legal Wife: Mano Po 4? Gloria [29]
2006Oh, My Ghost!Trixie [30]
2007Apat Dapat, Dapat ApatMaria Liwanag 'Brite' Diliman [31]
PasukobJenny Rose [32]
Desperadas Patricia [33]
2008 Desperadas 2 Dr. Patricia Llanes [34]
Manay Po 2: Overload Bette [35]
OMG (Oh, My Girl!) Mayette [36]
I.T.A.L.Y. Stella Sembrano [35]
2009Status: SingleDoris [37]
Kimmy Dora: Kambal sa Kiyeme Waitress [38]
Wapakman Magda Memeses [39]
2010 Si Agimat at si Enteng Kabisote Girl in the dressing room [40]
2011 Temptation Island Nympha [41]
2013 Ang Huling Henya Miri/Henya [42]
2018Nakalimutan Ko nang Kalimutan KaClinic patient [43]
Bagyong BheverlynnBheverlynn [43]
Mary, Marry Me Wedding Client [43]
2019And Ai, Thank You!Ursula de Vila [44]
Love Is LoveRofa [45]
2022 My Teacher [46]

Television

Key
†Denotes shows that have not yet been aired
Rufa Mae Quinto's television credits with year of release, title(s) and role
YearTitleRoleNotesRef(s)
1994 That's Entertainment Herself [47]
Ober Da Bakod Pegassu [48]
1996 Super Laff-In Herself [49]
1997Mixed N.U.T.S. [50]
Anna Karenina Chona [51]
1998 Tropang Trumpo Herself [52]
Kool Ka Lang Booba [51]
1999 Mikee Forever
Ispup Herself [51]
2000 Arriba, Arriba! Jennifer Lapis [49]
Subic Bay [53]
Idol Ko si Kap Vivian [54]
2001 Bubble Gang Herself [49]
2002 Ang Iibigin ay Ikaw Liberty / Libay [47]
2004 Magpakailanman Giovannie Pico Episode: "The Giovannie Pico Story" [50]
Marinara Marie / Dolphina / Aira [55]
2005 Hokus Pokus Candy [56]
2006 Captain Barbell Ms. Patti / Ms. Aero / Aerobika [3]
2007 Showbiz Central Host [57]
Marimar Fifi [3]
Whammy! Push Your Luck Host [3]
2008 Dyesebel Amafura [3]
2009 Darna Francesca Gandanghari [3]
SRO Cinemaserye PerseverandaEpisode: "Moshi-Moshi... I Love You" [58]
2010 Diva Lady Mendoza [3]
Kaya ng Powers Margaret Powers [3]
2011 Dwarfina Duwenkikay [3]
Daldalita Cherry [3]
2012 Wil Time Bigtime Co-host [59]
Enchanted Garden Diwani Quassia / Madonna [60]
2013 Toda Max Wei Da [61]
Vampire ang Daddy Ko Mae [62]
Wowowillie Co-host [63]
Positive Maricris [64]
2014 Wagas Rebecca BustamanteEpisode: "Rebecca & Richard Love Story" [65]
2015MysticaEpisode: "Mystica & Troy Love Story" [66]
Mac and Chiz Chenelyn [67]
2017 Ipaglaban Mo! AngieEpisode: "Akala" [68]
Wansapanataym Tita Florita MirafloresEpisode: "Jasmine's Flower Powers" [69]
Home Sweetie Home Lia Meneses [70]
2018 Maalaala Mo Kaya VivianEpisode: "Laptop" [71]
2019Jhon En MartianQueen 222 [72]
Hinahanap-Hanap KitaPlane passengerEpisode: "The Reunion" [73]
2021 Daddy's Gurl Joy DibdibanGuest [3]
2022TOLSBarbie Macaspac [3]
Tadhana JoanEpisode: "Sikreto" [3]
Daig Kayo ng Lola Ko QueenieEpisode: "Bida Kontrabida" [3]
Regal Studio Presents BritneyEpisode: "Super Besh" [3]
Magpakailanman Tess BombEpisode: "Laughter & Tears" [74]
Pepito Manaloto Mikaela "Mek-Mek" KhoGuest [75]
2023Comedy Island PhilippinesHerself [76]
Sparkle U Emilia GasparEpisode: "#Ghosted" [77]
2024 Makiling Grace [78]
LOL: Last One Laughing Philippines Herself [79]

Discography

Studio albums

TitleAlbum detailsRef(s)
Rated R [80] [81]

Awards and nominations

Major associations

Awards and nominations received by Rufa Mae Quinto
Award [lower-alpha 1] Year [lower-alpha 2] Recipient(s)CategoryResultRef.
FAMAS Award 2006 Ako Legal Wife: Mano Po 4? Best Actress Nominated [82]
Film Development Council of the Philippines: Sine Sandaan2019Rufa Mae QuintoComedy FemaleIncluded [83]
Golden Screen Awards 2004 Idol Ko si Kap Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy SeriesWon [84]
2005Nominated [85]
Bubble Gang Outstanding Performance in a Comedy Gag ShowNominated
2006 La Visa Loca Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role (Musical or Comedy)Nominated [86]
2012 Temptation Island Nominated [87]
KBP Golden Dove Awards 1999 Ispup Best Comedy ActressWon [88]
Manila Film Festival 2002 Super B Best ActressNominated [89]
Metro Manila Film Festival 2002 Hula Mo, Huli Ko Best Actress Nominated [90]
Star Awards for Movies 2000Dahil May Isang IkawMovie Supporting Actress of the YearWon [91]
2006 Ako Legal Wife: Mano Po 4? Nominated [92]
Star Awards for Television 2000 Ispup Best Comedy Actress Won [93]
2002 Rufa Mae QuintoFace of the NightWon [94]
2003 Bubble Gang Best Comedy Actress Nominated [95]
2004 Nominated [96]
2005 Won [97]
2006 Hokus PokusWon [98]
2008 Showbiz Central Best Female Showbiz-Oriented Show HostNominated [99]
Rufa Mae QuintoFemale Star of the NightWon [100]
Bubble Gang Best Comedy Actress Won [99]
2009 Won [101]
2012 Won [102] [103]
2013 Won [104]
2014 Won [105] [106]
2015 Won [107]
2016 Nominated [108]
2018 Home Sweetie Home Won [109] [110]

Minor associations

AwardYearRecipient(s)CategoryResultRef.
Comguild Academes Choice Awards2019Rufa Mae QuintoMost Admired Comedienne of the YearWon [111]
EdukCircle Awards2018Best in Comedy (Female)Nominated [112]

Notes

  1. ↑ Awards, festivals, honors and other miscellaneous organizations are listed in alphabetical order.
  2. ↑ Indicates the year of ceremony. Each year is linked to the article about the awards held that year, wherever possible.

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