Julia Montes

Filipino actress in television and film

Julia Montes - Filipino actress in television and film
Born

March 19th, 1995
30 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Philippines

Links & References

Renowned as an actress, this individual achieved prominence in Filipino television and film. Early involvement in acting came with a role in the series "Goin' Bulilit." Major recognition followed through portrayals in popular dramas such as "Walang Hanggan," where a significant role was played, contributing to the show's success. Notable achievements include multiple acting awards and nominations, showcasing talent and dedication to the craft. This individual also starred in films, expanding the reach beyond television.

Starred in "Walang Hanggan"

Appeared in "Martha, Julia"

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