Jane De Leon set to soar in 'Darna' TV series in 2021 | Inquirer Entertainment

Jane De Leon set to soar in ‘Darna’ TV series in 2021

By: - Reporter
/ 10:42 AM December 05, 2020

Jane de Leon

Jane de Leon

MANILA, Philippines — After the film adaptation of Darna was postponed indefinitely due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Jane De Leon will still soar as the iconic Filipina superhero—this time on television.

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This was announced on Friday as Jane renewed her contract with ABS-CBN.

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“Tuloy na tuloy na po ang paglipad ni Darna (Darna will finally fly),” ABS-CBN chief operating officer Cory Vidanes said of the announcement during Jane’s contract signing.

Also present during the contract signing were ABS-CBN president and chief executive officer Carlo Katigbak, and ABS-CBN chairman Mark Lopez.

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“Ngayong 2021 na po (This 2021), ‘Mars Ravelo’s Darna: The TV Series starring Jane De Leon,” Vidanes added.

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Jane was elated with the announcement, saying ”Parang nag-flashback po na in-announce po sa akin ang Darna (It was as if there was a flashback when it was announced I would be the next Darna). I’m so overwhelmed. I’m really happy to be here. I feel so blessed to be a Kapamilya.”

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In August, Bandera reported that the movie adaptation of “Darna”, which was to be directed by Jerrold Tarog, was scrapped due to the movie’s big budget, as well as circumstances brought by the COVID-19 pandemic.

ABS-CBN later clarified that the movie was not scrapped, but “postponed indefinitely.”

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