Marvin Agustine
Born	Marvin Jay Cuyugan Agustin January 29, 1979 (1979-01-29) (age 30) Manila, Philippines
Years active	1996-present

Marvin Jay Cuyugan Agustin, better known by his stage name Marvin Agustin (born January 29, 1979) at Peñafrancia, Paco, Manila) is a Filipino actor and entrepreneur, famous for his love team partnership with Jolina Magdangal in numerous TV sitcoms, TV dramas and romantic-comedy movies.

Contents 1 Showbiz career 2 Cooking and Business Career 3 Private Life 3.1 Television 4 Filmography 5 Awards and Nominations 6 Commercial Endoresments 7 External links

[edit] Showbiz career

Marvin Agustin started in more than 30 Filipino movies and tv series, including Marilou Diaz-Abaya's Noon at Ngayon, Chito Rono's Dekada '70, Laurice Guillen's Tanging Yaman, Jose Javier Reyes' Kutob, Marilou Diaz-Abaya's Maging Akin Muli, Joyce Bernal's Hey Babe, Jerry Lopez Sineneng's Labs Ko Si Babes, Jose Javier Reyes' Whattamen, Laurenti Dyogi's Gimik and Olivia Lamasan's Sa Sandaling Kailangan Mo Ako.

He won his first TV and film acting awards for his performance as Filipino boxing champion Rolando Navarette in Maalaala Mo Kaya's Boxing Gloves episode in 2004's 1st Golden Screen Entertainment TV Awards, and as a disturbed psycho Lemuel in the horror-thriller Kutob in 2005's 31st Metro Manila Film Festival.

Aside from perennial loveteam partner Jolina Magdangal, he also co-starred in romantic dramas with Kristine Hermosa in Sa Sandaling Kailangan Mo Ako in 1998 and Filipina-Australian actress Janette McBride in Star Drama Theater Presents - Rave in 2001.

A homegrown artist of ABS-CBN's Star Magic, Marvin named Octo Arts producer Orly Ilacad as his manager and moved to GMA Network which reunited him with Jolina in I Luv NY that was partly shot in New York. He co-starred with Angel Locsin, Diana Zubiri, and Robin Padilla in Asian Treasures that was shot partly in other Asian countries.

He also played a hunchback Gabriel in Mga Mata ni Anghelita. He plays Gabriel, a kind hearted man who will protect Anghelita from bad influences. Recently, he also joined the GMA Artists Center as one of its stable of talents. It was not known whether Ilacad co-manages his career with the Artist Center.

He recently joined the cast of the upcoming GMA Primetime, Babangon Ako't Dudurugin Kita but his character killed off (including Diana Zubiri who is recently killed off from BADK) so Agustin would take time to become a leading man to Camille Prats, who is Sunshine Dizon's replacement, and Zubiri herself in Sine Novela: Gaano Kadalas Ang Minsan?. He's played one of the villains in "LaLola" where he worked with Rhian Ramos and JC de Vera.

He also hosted a musical variety show on GMA 7 in "SOP Rules" and a youth oriented drama anthology "Dear Friend" together with his former loveteam Jolina Magdangal every Sundays and he currently hosted a comedy informative show in "Outrageous & Courageous" that aired every Tuesday evenings on GMA Network.

He is also part on the drama mini series "SRO Cinemaserye: Ganti Ng Puso" together with Sheryl Cruz, Maxene Magalona & Geoff Eigenmann aired every Thursday evenings.

Marvin starred in the comedy hit "Adik Sa'Yo" and currently appears as Lando in "Tinik Sa Dibdib. .

[edit] Cooking and Business Career

After Agustin polished his cooking skills at International School for Culinary arts and Hotel Management, he started his business career by building his own restaurant called Sumo Sam, which specializes in Japanese-American modern cuisine that has branches in Edsa Shangrila Mall and Rockwell Power Plant Mall. He also owns the hit cosmopolitan Japanese restaurant in the new Greenbelt 5 mall called John and Yoko. He also owns the Cafe Ten Titas restaurant in Gateway Mall and Samurai Chef in Trinoma Mall in Quezon City. Marvin is also the man behind Ricecapades, which serves variations of mixed rice and a part-owner of Oyster Boy Restaurant. He will open to new 2 restaurants in Greenbelt 3, Marciano's, a new-age Italian restaurant and Harajuku, a Euro-Japanese restautrant, in Megaworld's newest development Eastwood Mall. He is recently pinch-hitting as the host in the second season of Q 11's Chef To Go for Rob Pengson.

[edit] Private Life

Since the transfer to GMA7, Marvin has been linked to many young celebrities including Diana Zubiri, Katrina Halili, Pauleen Luna and many more. Has 2 older sisters.

Owns a Mister Donut outlet.

Partnered with the late Rico Yan and Dominic Ochoa in the Whattamen trio.

Worked in numerous establishments before getting discovered.

He Has twin children named Santiago and Sebastian (August 2005) with his former girlfriend Tet Cuyugan. He and Cuyugan share joint custody of the children.

[edit] Television

Year	Title	Role	Network
2009	Sine Novela: Tinik Sa Dibdib	Lando Domingo	GMA-7
2009	Adik Sa'Yo	Carlos Manansala	GMA-7
2009	SRO Cinemaserye: Ganti Ng Puso	Jacob Manansala	GMA-7
2009	Outrageous & Courageous	Host	GMA-7
2009	SOP Rules	Co-Host	GMA-7
2008	LaLola	Gaston Savictorres Lobregat	GMA-7
2008	Dear Friend	Host	GMA-7
2008	Chef To Go (Season 2) "QTV 11 now Q 11"	Host	QTV
2008	Gaano Kadalas ang Minsan	Dr. Louie Almeda	GMA-7
2008	Babangon Ako't Dudurugin Kita	Alfred de Leon	GMA-7
2007	MariMar (Philippine TV series)	Rodolfo San Jinez	GMA-7
2007	Mga Mata ni Angelita	Gabriel/Angelo/Kuba	GMA-7
2007	Asian Treasures	Hector Madrigal	GMA-7
2006	Hoooo U!	Guest	GMA-7
2006	Fantastikids	Guest	GMA-7
2006	Maynila	Guest	GMA-7
2006	Extra Challenge (Episode Kasabwat)	Challenger	GMA-7
2006	I Luv NY	Albert Sandoval	GMA-7
2004	Maalaala Mo Kaya: Boxing Gloves	Guest	ABS-CBN
2003	Sana'y wala ng wakas	Newton
2003	'Tanging Ina	Juan
2002	Magandang Tanghali Bayan	Co-Host
2001	ABS-CBN's Star Drama Theater Presents   Rave	TBA
2001	Whattamen	Matti
2000	Labs Ko Si Babe	Wally
1998	Sa Sandaling Kailangan Mo Ako	Ruben
1997	Onli In Da Pilipins	Host
1997	Esperanza	Danilo/Raphael Salgado
1996	Gimik	Joey Fajardo
1995	ASAP	Co-Host

[edit] Filmography

• Dagaw (2010)
• Angels (2007)
• Huwag Kang Lilingon-James (2006)
• Oh, My Ghost
• Kutob (2005)
• Maging akin (2005)
• Spirit of the Glass (2004)
• Mondomanila (2004)
• Malikmata (2003)
• Noon at ngayon... pagsasamang kayganda (2003)
• Ang Tanging Ina (2003)
• Dekada '70 -Emman (2002)
• Super B (2002)-Lordino
• Trip (2001)
• Tanging Yaman (2000)- Boyet
• Minsan, minahal kita (2000)-Gelo
• Esperanza: The Movie (1999)- Danilo
• Hey Babe (1999)- Nelson
• Gimik: The Reunion (1999)-Joey
• Magandang hatinggabi (1998)- Louie
• Labs kita... Okey ka lang (1998)- Ned
• Kung ayaw mo, huwag mo (1998)- Nicco
• Ipaglaban mo: The Movie Part 2 (1997)- Paul

[edit] Awards and Nominations

• Best New Movie Actor (F.L.A.M.E.S.) 1998 14th PMPC Star Awards For Movies
• German Moreno Youth Achievement Award 1999 FAMAS
• Best Single Performance by a Lead Actor (Maalaala Mo Kaya: Boxing Gloves) 2004 1st Golden Screen Entertainment TV Awards
• Best Single Performance by a Lead Actor Nominee (Maalaala Mo Kaya: Boxing Gloves) 2004 PMPC Star Awards For TV
• Best Actor (Kutob) 2005 Metro Manila Film Festival-Philippines
• Best Actor (Kutob) 2006 Film Academy of the Philippines LUNA Awards
• Best Actor Nominee (Kutob) 2006 54th FAMAS Awards

[edit] Commercial Endoresments

• Instant Bear Brand Milk
• Stress Stabs
• Talk 'N Text

[edit] External links

• Marvin Agustin - Official Website
• Marvin Agustin at the Internet Movie Database

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