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The Passionate Strangers is a 1966 Philippine film produced by M. J. Parsons and was written and directed by Eddie Romero. Cesar Amigo and Reuben Canoy wrote the screenplay, and Eddie Romero developed the story.
The Passionate Strangers: Directed by Eddie Romero. With Michael Parsons, Valora Noland, Mario Montenegro, Celia Rodriguez. The Motion Picture that probes so deeply into the savage hungers the secret terrors and the unsuspected splendors of the human heart.
- Eddie Romero
- 1966-04-20
- Drama
- 78
Celia Rodriguez Cast. Justo Paulino Cinematography. Nestor Robles Music. Ben Barcelon Editing. Critics reviews. A dangerous mix-up of wives, husbands and lovers leads to an explosion of shame and murder.
An angry husband accidentally kills an old man while trying to find out where his wife and her Filipino lover are meeting. Because the old man had been trying to improve labor conditions for Filipino field workers, it is thought that the unsolved murder was politically motivated.
A dangerous mix-up of wives, husbands and lovers leads to an explosion of shame and murder! An angry husband accidentally kills an old man while trying to find out where his wife and her Filipino lover are meeting.
- Eddie Romero
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National Artist Eddie Romero’s The Passionate Strangers, set in Dumaguete in the mid-‘60s, starred Valora Noland. The actress, we later read, would star in episodes of Star Trek, opposite the lovestruck Captain Kirk, a.k.a. William Shatner, where they are suffering from mysterious contusions.
