Bagets 2 (1984)
Overview
Set in the immediate summer after the events of the first movie, and deals with more of the guys' misadventures as they prepare for college.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.886 |
Directed By
Maryo J. de los Reyes
TOP CAST
William Martinez
Tonton
J.C. Bonin
Topee
Herbert Bautista
Gilbert
Raymond Lauchengco
Arnel
Francis Magalona
Ponce
Jon Hernandez
Wally
Ramon Christopher
Mickey
Cheska Iñigo
Ruth
Eula Valdez
Janice
Monette Rivera
Lorraine Burgos
Claudette Khan
Emery Tuazon
Grace Gonzales
Sarah Jane
Joy Mañego
Bagets Chick
Mariglen Ordoñez
Bagets Chick
Suzette del Rosario
Bagets Chick
Abegail Buan
Bagets Chick
Cherie Gil
Special Sabet
Joel Torre
Special Sabet
Rina Reyes
Special Sabet
Liza Lorena
Ermat
Rosemarie Gil
Ermat
Luz Valdez
Ermat
Mely Tagasa
Ermat
Lollie Mara
Ermat
Romeo Rivera
Erpat
Al Quinn
Erpat
Dencio Padilla
Erpat
Tony Carreon
Erpat
Leo Martinez
Erpat
Metring David
Ganets
Balot
Ganets
Estrella Antonio
Ganets
Tony Mabesa
Ganets
Mario Taguiwalo
Ganets
Carme Sanchez
Ganets
Remy Novales
Ganets
Belen Chikote
Ganets
Manjo del Mundo
Pagets
Joey Padilla
Pagets
Cloyd Robinson
Pagets
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