The PhilStar commended the film's recreation of multiple historical time periods. Reviewers have noted the makeup team's work on Trillo, which during the course of the film ages him from a young man through to age 76, and the nearly three-hour running time. The film was graded based on its direction, screenplay, cinematography, editing, production design, music scoring, sound, and acting performances. The Cinema Evaluation Board of the Philippines, the governing council for Filipino films, gave the film an "A". įelix Manalo was released in Philippine cinemas on October 7, 2015. The film's cinematic release is 175 minutes in length while the 6-hour version will be included in the DVD release. VIVA Films set up a five-story, 22 by 40 meters high definition screen for the premiere at the Philippine Arena. On October 4, 2015, its premiere broke three Guinness world records for the largest audience in a film premiere, the largest audience in a film screening and the largest paying audience for a film premiere, with 43,624 attendees. The song was performed by Sarah Geronimo, composed by Joan and Ryan Solitario, and arranged by Louie Ocampo. The theme song and music video of the film entitled "Ang Sugo ng Diyos sa mga Huling Araw" (English: The Messenger of God in the Last Days) was released on Octoat the Philippine Arena. Trillo would go on to play the old and the young Felix Manalo. Martinez would also exit the project following the death of his wife, Liezl Martinez. Martinez would then be cast in the role of Felix Manalo, with Dennis Trillo playing a younger Felix Manalo. Bela Padilla as Honorata "Ata" de Guzmán-Manalo.Bong Revilla, who is also a incumbent Senator at that time, withdrew after he got implicated in the PDAF scam reasoning that it would shameful to portray a religious leader when he is riddled with political controversy. However, Gomez and Revilla would later drop out of the project. were tapped to play Felix Manalo, Eraño Manalo and Eduardo Manalo, respectively. Initially, Richard Gomez, Albert Martinez and Ramon "Bong" Revilla Jr. The whole film was about 6 hours or 360 minutes in length, but a shorter version was used for its theatrical release. The Laguna de Bay stood in for Pasig River in the baptism scenes. Manalo (formerly Riverside) in San Juan, and the chapel in San Francisco del Monte, Quezon City, which was used in the funeral. Scenes were shot in Metro Manila, Laguna, Subic, and Bataan. Ībout one hundred actors were included in the cast, while 8,000 people were hired as extras. The script was written by the head of evangelism of the INC, and the church approved of all content in the film. Other members of the production team were Bienvenido Santiago (story and screenplay), Rody Lacap (director of photography), Albert Michael Idioma (sound supervisor), Von de Guzman (musical director), John Wong (film editor), and Juvan Bermil (makeup and hair design). The production design was done by Edgar Martin Littaua, Joel Marcelo Bilbao and Daniel Red. Joel Lamangan served as the overall director of the film with Armando Reyes as the assistant director, and Glicerio Santos III as the creative producer. Wreijh Casimiro as young Bienvenido "Bien" Manalo.Ramon Christopher Gutierrez as Maestro Cario.Phillip Salvador as Seventh Day Adventist Pastor.Mylene Dizon as Bonifacia "Facia" Manalo.Mark Anthony Robrigado as Andres Tucker.Jon Lucas / Ronnie Liang as Bienvenido "Bien" G.Heart Evangelista as Cristina "Ka Tenny" Villanueva-Manalo.Gladys Reyes as Avelina Manalo-Makapugay.Gabby Concepcion as Eraño "Ka Erdy" G.Eddie Gutierrez as Pastor Victoriano Mariano.Dale Baldillo as Eduardo "Eddie Boy" V.
Antonio Aquitania as Atanacio "Tana" Morte.
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