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Judy Ann Santos on being youngest MMFF Hall of Fame awardee: ‘Walang imposible’
Fans of Vilma Santos questioned her absence from the Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) Hall of Fame during the festival's 50th anniversary.
MMFF spokesperson Noel Ferrer clarified that Vilma Santos was inducted into the MMFF Hall of Fame in 2019, not during the recent event.
Ferrer stated that Santos was invited to the MMFF Book Launch on September 12 but had a prior commitment.
Judy Ann Santos was named the youngest MMFF Hall of Fame awardee at 47 years old during the same event for her three Best Actress wins.
Santos expressed her disbelief and gratitude for the recognition on her Instagram account.
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