Ronald Corveau

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Ronald Maquilan Corveau (born 1956) [1] is a former Filipino actor. He portrayed Carding Medel in the 1977 TV show Gulong ng Palad . He was also in films such as Beerhouse (1977), Mahal Kong Taksil (1979), Biktima (1980), Gabriela (1989), and the award-winning Atsay (1978) opposite Nora Aunor.

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He was previously married to his Gulong co-star Marianne dela Riva, with whom he has two daughters: Ella and Louie. [1]

Having left acting and moved to the United States, Corveau currently serves as a drilling contractor in Montana. [1]

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