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Kung Mawawala Ka
	; Kung Mawawala Ka logo
Also known as	A World Without You
Format	Crime, Drama, RomanceThriller
Created by	Roy C. Iglesias
Developed by	Roy C. Iglesias; Jun Lana; Dinno Erece
Directed by	Joel Lamangan
Starring	Sunshine Dizon & Cogie Domingo
Ending theme	"Kung Mawawala Ka" by Ogie Alcasid and Karylle
Composer(s)	Ogie Alcasid
Country of origin	Philippines
Language(s)	Filipino, Tagalog, English
No. of episodes	500 episodes
Production
Executive producer(s)	Wilma Galvante
Location(s)	Metro Manila
Running time	30-45 minutes
Broadcast
Original channel	GMA Network
Picture format	480i SDTV
Original run	April 22, 2002 – June 6, 2003
External links
	Official website

Kung Mawawala Ka or A World Without You (English title) was an award-winning epic political thriller and love story Philippine drama produced by GMA Network and directed by film director, Joel Lamangan, in his first directed TV series.

[edit] Reception

Dubbed to be the "best series" produced by GMA Network, the show gained much applaud from critics, it posed a threat to its competing program. In response, ABS-CBN moved their top-rating Pangako Sa 'Yo against Kung Mawawala Ka. The move halted the rising viewership of the show since "Pangako Sa 'Yo' was still followed by its loyal audience.

The series won several awards including the 2002 Star Awards for Television for Best Drama Series, Best Drama Actor - Eddie Garcia and Best Drama Actress - Hilda Koronel. And also getting nominated for the 2002 ASIAN Television Awards for Best Drama Series.

[edit] Synopsis

A modern retelling of the Romeo & Juliet classic love affair, personified by Rosa Camilla Montemayor (Sunshine Dizon) and Carlito Valiente (Cogie Domingo). A love affair that goes against all odds as the political conflict between their families grows stronger. Rosa Camilla's father, Gov. Leandro Montemayor (Eddie Garcia), uses his power to take Rosa Camilla away from the son of his political rival, Cong. Carlos Valiente.

What makes this compelling tale of love, conquest and revenge all the more intriguing is the struggle between Gov. Leandro's three women—Iluminada (Liza Lorena), his legal wife, to whom he has three children namely Ernestina (Princess Punzalan) , Alberto (Raymond Bagatsing) and Paloma (Alessandra de Rossi); Czarina (Gloria Diaz), the original mistress and mother to Lucinda (Ara Mina) and Amanda (Sharmaine Arnaiz); and finally Alicia (Hilda Koronel), the love of Leandro's life and mother to Rosa Camilla.

The story begins with the failed murder attempt on the governor's life and consequently makes the three women and all their children suspects in the investigation. This "whodunit" crime mystery angle provides the backdrop to the love story of Rosa Camilla and Carlito.

[edit] Cast and characters

Eddie Garcia.... Leandro Montemayor
Sunshine Dizon.... Rosa Camilla Montemayor
Cogie Domingo.... Carlito Valiente
Sharmaine Arnaiz.... Amanda Montemayor
Raymond Bagatsing.... Alberto Montemayor
Iza Calzado.... Febe Tuazon
Maybeline dela Cruz.... Guadalupe Vaiente
Alessandra de Rossi.... Paloma Montemayor
Gloria Diaz.... Czarina (Second Wife)
Daniel Fernando.... Gen. Alegre
Eddie Gutierrez.... Thomas
Hilda Koronel.... Alicia Montemayor (Third Wife)
Liza Lorena.... Iluminada Montemayor(Legal Wife)
Tony Mabesa.... Atty. Asturias
Jay Manalo.... Nestor Adorable
Spanky Manikan.... Gen. Gonzalo
Ara Mina.... Lucinda Montemayor Adorable
Jim Pebanco.... Emil
Princess Punzalan.... Ernestina
Miko Sotto.... Dindo
Jomari Yllana.... Rafael
Armida Siguion-Reyna.... Romina Salgado
Vic Vargas.... Congressman Carlos Valiente
Marianne dela Riva.... Cynthia Valiente
Malou Crisologo.... Elaine
Daisy Reyes.... Clarissa Rosales
Angie Castrence.... Angie
Lara Fabregas.... Marla Gatchalian
Ryan Ramos.... Jonathan Quirino
Gardo Versoza.... Edmund Amparo

[edit] See also

[edit] References

[edit] External links

Kung Mawawala Ka at the Internet Movie Database
Official website: http://www.igma.tv/gwi/programs/36/a-world-without-you

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