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She's Dating the Gangster (2014)
Seventeen-year-old Athena Dizon unwittingly plays a trick on resident heartthrob and bad boy Kenji de los Reyes. All of a sudden, she finds herself pretending to be his girlfriend to make an ex jealous; however, she falls in love with him.
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Seventeen-year-old Athena Dizon unwittingly plays a trick on resident heartthrob and bad boy Kenji de los Reyes. All of a sudden, she finds herself pretending to be his girlfriend to make an ex jealous; however, she falls in love with him.
Rating:PG
Genre:Drama, Romance, Comedy
Written By:Carmi Raymundo, Charlene Grace Bernardo
In Theaters:7/25/2014
Box Office:$5,870,000
Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Star Cinema – ABS-CBN Film Productions
Cast
Cathy Garcia-Sampana
Director
Kathryn Bernardo
Athena Dizon / Kelay
Daniel Padilla
Kenji Delos Reyes / Kenneth
Khalil Ramos
Lucas Lazaro
Sofia Andres
Athena Abigail Tizon
Richard Gomez
Kenji Delos Reyes
Dawn Zulueta
Athena Dizon
Igi Boy Flores
Kirby Araneta
Marco Gumabao
Stephen
Pamu Pamorada
Sara Jung
Alexander Diaz
Jigs Bala
John James Uy
Mickey
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