Fe, Esperanza, Caridad Trailer

Fe, Esperanza, Caridad Trailer (1974)

10 May 1974 Fantasy, Drama, Action

A trilogy featuring Nora Aunor giving life to the stories of 3 women: Fe - an emerging movie Superstar who has an invalid husband, Esperanza - a young wife living in a middle class neighborhood in the city & Caridad - a young novice who was seduced by the devil himself.

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Cast

Nora Aunor

as Fe / Esperanza / Caridad

Dindo Fernando

as Tony Artiaga (segment "Fe")

Ruben Rustia

as Don Benito (segment "Fe")

Jay Ilagan

as Doming (segment "Esperanza")

Divina Valencia

as Aling Vina (segment "Esperanza")

Bert LeRoy Jr.

as Vic (segment "Esperanza")

Rosa Aguirre

as Aling Rosa (segment "Esperanza")

Romy Lapus

as Boyet (segment "Esperanza")

Rino Bermudez

as Mang Inggo (segment "Esperanza")

Ronaldo Valdez

as Rodrigo (segment "Caridad")

Patria Plata

as Mother Superior (segment "Caridad")

Subas Herrero

as Demon (segment "Caridad")

Laurice Guillen

as Marta (segment "Caridad")

Andres Centenera

as Pete (segment "Fe")

Chiquito

as Self (segment "Fe")

International Releases Dates

Philippines 10 May 1974

Production Companies

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