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Priscilla Cellona

b. 1935

Filipina actress

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Born 1935. Priscilla Cellona is a film actor and actor.

Priscilla Cellona is a Filipina film actress, who was active during the 1950s.

Her first starring role was in Pag-asa (1951), directed by National Artist Lamberto V. Avellana and co-starring Armando Goyena. The film marked her emergence as a leading lady under LVN Pictures.

After retiring from acting in the late 1950s, Cellona pursued a career in education. She later became an English instructor at the University of the East. Batalyon XIII Maria Beles

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Who is Priscilla Cellona?

Filipina actress

When was Priscilla Cellona born?

Priscilla Cellona was born on 14 September 1935.

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Priscilla Cellona is a film actor and actor.

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· Wikipedia: Priscilla Cellona

· Wikidata: Q137752184

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