GMMSF Box-Office Entertainment Award for Box-Office King

GMMSF Box-Office Entertainment Award for Box-Office Queen
Awarded for	Attaining the Highest Box-Office Record Film of the Year
Country	Philippines
Presented by	Guillermo Mendoza Memorial Scholarship Foundation
First awarded	1971
Currently held by	Vic Sotto, My Bebe Love (2016)

The GMMSF Box-Office Entertainment Award for Box-Office King is an award presented annually by the Memorial Scholarship Foundation, led by Corazon Samaniego. It was first awarded at the 1st GMMSF Box-Office Entertainment Awards ceremony, held in 1971 and it is given in honor of an actor whose films set the highest box-office record in the film industry.^[1]

Winners

Robin Padilla has won several awards for the "Box-Office King" title including his first win in 1992.

John Lloyd Cruz has won several awards for the "Box-Office King" title including his first win in 1992 for his performance in One More Chance.

Bong Revilla has won the "Box-Office King" subsequently including his first win in 1993.

Year	Actor	Film	Role	Ref
1971 (1st)	Joseph Estrada
1972 (2nd)	Dolphy Quizon
1973 (3rd)	Tirso Cruz III
1974 (4th)	Joseph Estrada
1975 (5th)	Fernando Poe, Jr
1976 (6th)	Dolphy Quizon
1977 (7th)	No Award
1978 (8th)	Rudy Fernandez
1979 (9th)	Fernando Poe, Jr
1980 (10th)	Ramon Revilla
1981 (11th)	Dolphy Quizon
1982 (12th)	Dolphy Quizon
1983 (13th)	Dolphy Quizon
1984 (14th)	Fernando Poe Jr
1985 (15th)	Dolphy Quizon
1986 (16th)	Fernando Poe, Jr
1987 (17th)	Fernando Poe, Jr
1988 (18th)	Rudy Fernandez
1989 (19th)	Phillip Salvador[Note 1]	Balweg	Father Conrado Balweg	[2]
1990 (20th)	Joey de Leon			[3]
1991 (21st)	Rene Requiestas	Pido Dida... Sabay Tayo	Pido	[4]
1992 (22nd)	Robin Padilla
1993 (23rd)	Bong Revilla			[5]
1994 (24th)	Robin Padilla			[5]
1995 (25th)	Bong Revilla			[5]
1996 (26th)	Fernando Poe, Jr	Kahit Butas ng Karayom, Papasukin Ko
1997 (27th)	Christopher de Leon	Madrasta
1998 (28th)	Bong Revilla
1999 (29th)	Cesar Montano	Jose Rizal
2000 (30th)	Fernando Poe Jr.	Isusumbong Kita Sa Tatay Ko	Badong Rivera	[6]
2001 (31st)	Robin Padilla[Note 1]	Kailangan Ko'y Ikaw	Guillermo "Gimo" Talumpati	[7]
2002 (32nd)	Aga Muhlach	Pangako, Ikaw Lang		[8]
2003 (33rd)	Aga Muhlach	Kailangan Kita	Carl Diesta	[9]
2004 (34th)	Vic Sotto	Lastikman	Lastikman	[10]
2005 (35th)	Vic Sotto	Enteng Kabisote: Okay ka, Fairy Ko: The Legend	Enteng Kabisote	[11]
2006 (36th)	Vic Sotto	Enteng Kabisote 2: Okay Ka Fairy Ko: The Legend Continues	Enteng Kabisote	[12]
2007 (37th)	Vic Sotto	Enteng Kabisote 3: Okay Ka, Fairy Ko: The Legend Goes On and On and On	Enteng Kabisote	[13]
2008 (38th)	John Lloyd Cruz	One More Chance	Popoy Gonzales	[14]
2009 (40th)	John Lloyd Cruz	A Very Special Love	Miguel "Miggy" Montenegro	[15]
2010 (41st)	John Lloyd Cruz	You Changed My Life	Miguel "Miggy" Montenegro	[16]
2011 (42nd)	Vic Sotto and Bong Revilla	Si Agimat at si Enteng Kabisote	Enteng Kabisote and Agimat	[17]
2012 (43rd)	Derek Ramsay	No Other Woman	Ram Escaler	[18]
2013 (44th)	John Lloyd Cruz	The Mistress	Frederico "JD / Eric" Torres Jr.	[19]
2014 (45th)	John Lloyd Cruz	It Takes a Man and a Woman	Miguel "Miggy" Montenegro	[20]
2015 (46th)	Piolo Pascual	Starting Over Again	Marco Antonio Villanueva III
2016 (47th)	Vic Sotto	My Bebe Love	Vito Carillo	[21]

Awards

Actor	Record Set	First year awarded	Recent year awarded
Fernando Poe Jr.	7	1975	2000
Dolphy Quizon	6	1972	1985
Vic Sotto	6	2004	2016
John Lloyd Cruz	5	2008	2014
Bong Revilla	4	1993	2011
Robin Padilla	3	1992	2001
Joseph Estrada	2	1971	1974
Rudy Fernandez		1978	1988
Aga Muhlach		2002	2003
Piolo Pascual	1	2015	2015

Notes

1. The winner is awarded for his series of box-office films. The film listed is one of the many films he starred in that particular year.

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