Cesar Montano 'succumbs to heart attack' in 'telenovela' | Inquirer Entertainment

Cesar Montano ‘succumbs to heart attack’ in ‘telenovela’

/ 09:31 PM March 03, 2016

Cesar Montano

Cesar Montano

Almost the same day actor Cesar Montano’s name became trending topic online, his character was killed in a prime-time soap opera.

In TV5’s “Bakit Manipis ang Ulap,” Montano plays Ricardo Alarcon, who succumbed to what looked like a heart attack in Thursday’s episode. In his final scene, he is fighting for his life on a hospital bed, saying goodbye to Claudine Barretto’s character.

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Montano became talk of the town when former adult film actress Maria Ozawa admitted in a radio podcast interview they had a very intimate moment once.

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Montano and Ozawa did a movie together titled “Nilalang”, which was an entry in last year’s Metro Manila Film Festival.

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“Bakit Manipis ang Ulap” is a remake of a 1985 film by the late legendary director Danny Zialcita.

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As of posting, Montano can’t be reached for comment on the issue with Ozawa.

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In the middle of this controversy, alot of netizens, meanwhile, labeled him “isang alamat (legendary)” and “pambansang bayani (national hero)”. TVJ

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