The stars of Coffee Prince (L-R) Benjamin Alves, Max Collins, Kris Bernal and Aljur Abrenica.
The original poster of the hit Koreanovela.
Tonight on the 3rd slot of GMA Telebabad, the much-awaited local version of Coffee Prince will premiere. The original version of the hit Koreanovela was aired in Korea back in 2007, and the Philippines a year after. Since then, talks of a Philippine remake circulated throughout various fansites and message boards. Finally, it all came together and with the loveteam of Aljur Abrenica and Kris Bernal playing the lead roles of Arthur and Andie, respectively. Lending major support to the two are Benjamin Alves as Errol and Max Collins as Arlene – two important characters in the series.
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Directed by actor Ricky Davao, Coffee Prince takes pride in assembling an impressive cast to make the romance-comedy more appealing to the masses. There are senior artists Leo Martinez, Celia Rodriguez, Tessie Tomas, Ronnie Henares and Ces Quesada, together with Boy2 Quizon, Fabio Ide, Sef Cadayona, Steven Silva and Kim Komatsu.
Watch Coffee Prince on GMA Telebabad. It will start at around 9:30PM. 😉
2 comments on ““Coffee Prince” (Pinoy version) starts on GMA-7 tonight!”
Coffee prince pilipino version was the best. I like the ending and it was AMAZING wow!
We have notice that coffee prince tagalog version is to short.We love watching Aljur and most especially Kris Bernal
who have improved with her acting .Sana medyo humaba ang kuwento.We hope to see Kris and Aljur on another
telebabad na comedy and tema na bagay sa kanila. More power to both.
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Coffee prince pilipino version was the best. I like the ending and it was AMAZING wow!
We have notice that coffee prince tagalog version is to short.We love watching Aljur and most especially Kris Bernal
who have improved with her acting .Sana medyo humaba ang kuwento.We hope to see Kris and Aljur on another
telebabad na comedy and tema na bagay sa kanila. More power to both.