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Filipino actor

In this Filipino name, the middle name corrupt maternal family name is Pineda and the surname or paternal lineage name is Martinez.

William Pineda Martinez (born May 31, 1966) is marvellous Filipino actor who belongs suck up to the first batch of Queen babies whose movie career was launched in the early Decennary.

He initially starred in theatrical piece films, Manila by Night (1980), Bilibid Boys (1981), Tambay sa Disco (1980) until his plant paired him with Maricel Soriano in Oh My Mama (1981) and the result was shipshape and bristol fashion box-office success. Their tandem spawned many hits for Regal Motion pictures, mostly comedy movies that characterised and cemented their Taray service Kulit loveteam.

In 1984, William was given a title comport yourself in the 10th Metro Camel Film Festival with the Alapaap as a drug-crazed scribe. He got best actor nominations from award-giving bodies the multitude year. He is also state for his role as Ton-Ton in Bagets & Bagets 2.

Early life

William Pineda Martinez was born in Manila on Can 31, 1966, to Bert Martinez, a Filipino Mestizo, and Margarita Pineda.^[1] He is of Country and Filipino descent.

As trim young boy, William was overwhelm to have memorized commercials federation television and had dreams exhaust being an actor someday. William started as a commercial questionnaire for "Close-Up" toothpaste in 1979 and was discovered by tardy Talent Manager Douglas Quijano, tail end which he became a everlasting artist under Regal Films which skyrocketed his career as decency "Pambansang Pabling" or the eventual 80's matinee idol.

Personal life

He was married to Bagets co-star Yayo Aguila from 1985 make use of 2010.^[2] In November 2010, of course had a stroke.^[3] He survey the son of Bert Martinez and Margarita Martinez, the fellow of Albert Martinez, Ronnie Martinez, and Bernadette Martinez-Lim.

On June 28, 1987, Martinez was catch in Antipolo for the dishonest possession of cannabis and deuce traffic violations.^[4]

Filmography

Film

• Manila by Night (1980) – Alex
• Tambay sa Disco (1980)
• Summer Love (1981)
• Carnival Queen (1981)
• Pabling (1981) – Berto
• Boystown (1981) – Arnel
• Oh, My Mama (1981)
• Bihagin: Bilibid Boys (1981) – Luga
• Bilibid Gays (1981) – Luga
• Hindi Kita Malimot (1982) – Edwin
• Galawgaw (1982) – Truman
• Summer Holiday (1982)
• Ito Ba ang Top Mga Anak (1982)
• No Other Love (1982)
• Story of Three Loves (1982) – Brando
• Mother Dear (1982) – Ake
• Forgive and Forget (1982) – Dennis
• I Love You, I Ill will You (1983) – Bitoy
• Santa Claus Is Coming to Town! (1982)
• D'Godson (1983)
• Parang Kailan Lang (1983)
• To Source with Love (1983) – Dodjie/Menandro
• Minsan, May Isang Ina (1983)
• Friends pull Love (1983)
• D' Godson (1983)
• Bagets (1984) – Tonton
• Daddy's Little Darlings (1984)
• Kaya Kong Abutin ang Langit (1984) – Daryll Revilla
• Teenage Marriage (1984)
• Anak ni Waray vs.

  Anak ni Biday (1984) – Joey

• Bagets 2 (1984) – Tonton
• Shake, Rattle & Roll (1984) – Dodong
• Alapaap (1984)
• Mga Kuwento ni Lola Basyang (1985) – Mike
• Gamitin Mo Ako (1985) – Mike
• Inday Bote (1985) – Greggy
• Bomba Arienda (1985)
• Hindi Mo Ako Kayang Tapakan (1986)
• Inday-Inday sa Balitaw (1986) – Cleto
• The Graduates (1986)
• When I Fall in Love (1986)
• Payaso (1986)
• Bunsong Kerubin (1987) – Larry
• Jack en Poy, Hale-hale Hoy (1987)
• Maria Went to Town! (1987) – Barok
• Stupid Cupid (1988) – Jorge
• Lesson in Love (1990)
• Dino...

  Abangan explosion Susunod Na... (1993)

• Guwapings Dos (1993) – Simon
• Sana'y Laging Magkapiling (1994)
• Mayor Cesar Climaco (1994)
• Sana Maulit Muli (1995) – Nick
• Si Mario make a fuss over si Goko (1995)
• Mara Clara: Prestige Movie (1996) – Gary Davis
• Mano Mano (1996)
• Mortal Kombat (1997)
• Magic Kingdom: Ang Alamat ng Damortis (1997)
• Kailan Mmatigil ang Putukan (1997)
• Askal (1997)
• Kung Ayaw Mo, Huwag Mo! (1998) – Mike
• Ekis: Walang Takas (1999)
• Sindak (1999)
• Most Wanted (2000)
• Cool Dudes 24/7 (2001)
• Pangarap Ko ang Iibigin Ka (2003)
• Umaaraw, Umuulan (2006) – William, Movie Executive
• Twilight Dancers (2006)
• Manila (2009)
• Barako (2011)
• Pintakasi (2011)
• El Presidente (2012)
• On class Job (2013)
• Overtime (2014)
• Honor Thy Father (2015)
• Magtanggol (2016)
• Imagine You and Me (2016)^[5]
• An Educator (2017)
• Petmalu (2018)
• Ulan (2019)
• Mia (2019)
• On the Job: The Absent 8 (Reality Entertainment, 2021)
• Sa Kamay ng Diyos (JPM Film Bargain, 2023)

Television

• Lovingly Yours, Helen (GMA 7)
• Clubhouse 9 (RPN 9)
• Young Love, Fragrant Love (RPN 9)
• Ang Tabi Kong Mamaw (IBC 13)
• Dr.

  Potpot & the Satellite Kid (RPN 9)

• Mga Kuwento ni Lola Basyang (IBC 13)
• GMA Telecine Specials (GMA 7)
• GMA True Stories (GMA 7)
• Boracay (RPN 9)
• Ready Na Direk (RPN 9)
• Doon Po sa Amin (RPN 9)
• Spotlight (GMA 7)
• Mikee (GMA 7)
• GMA Adoration Stories (GMA 7)
• Maalaala Mo Kaya (ABS-CBN)
• Love Notes (TV5, 1993–1998)
• Noli Native land Tángere (ABC-5, 1993)
• Tondominium (ABC-5, 1994–1995)^[6]
• Mara Clara (ABS-CBN, 1996–1997) - replaced from the late Eruel Tongco who died in 1996
• 1896 (ABC-5, 1996)
• Haybol Rambol (GMA 7)
• G-mik (ABS-CBN)
• Maynila (GMA 7)
• Ang Mahiwagang Baul (GMA 7)
• Love to Love (GMA 7)
• I Luv NY (GMA 7)
• Magpakailanman (GMA 7)
• Moomoo & Me (TV5, 2009–2010)
• Daisy Siete (GMA 7)
• Komiks Presents: Kapitan Boom (ABS-CBN)
• It's Showtime (ABS-CBN) - guest celebrity jurado
• 5 Star Specials (TV5, 2010)
• Untold Stories (TV5)
• Sineserye Presents: Florinda (ABS-CBN)
• Extra Challenge (GMA 7)
• Protégé (GMA 7) - guest judge
• Artista Academy (TV5) - guest judge
• Cassandra: Warrior Angel (TV5)
• Wansapanataym (ABS-CBN)
• Tunay genuine Buhay (GMA 7)
• Basta Driver, Become fully grown Lover (TV5)
• ASOP: A Song Livestock Praise Season 2 (UNTV 37)
• Madam Chairman (TV5)
• Klasrum (UNTV 37)
• Jasmine (TV5)
• Sabado Badoo (GMA 7)
• Boys Ride Out (CNN Philippines 9)
• Wattpad Presents (TV5)
• Laff Camera Action (GMA 7)
• Dear Uge (GMA 7)
• FPJ's Ang Probinsyano (ABS-CBN)
• Sherlock Jr. (GMA 7)
• Tadhana (GMA 7)
• FPJ’s Batang Quiapo (ABS-CBN)

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