MANILA, Philippines – ABS-CBN’s “Ikaw Lamang” will give TV viewers a “once in a lifetime TV event” as the love story of Coco Martin and Kim Chiu’s first characters, Samuel and Isabelle (now portrayed by Joel Torre and Amy Austria), comes full circle in the last two weeks of ABS-CBN’s master drama series.
Since it aired last March, “Ikaw Lamang” has consistently kept TV viewers hooked from the beginning of Samuel and Isabelle’s love story during the ‘70s, until the blossoming relationship of Gabriel (Coco) and Andrea (Kim) in the present. Further proving the success of the master drama series is its more than 150 episodes which dominated its time slot in the national TV ratings, its best-selling album, and the Twitter-trending performances of its powerhouse cast.
In its last two weeks, “Ikaw Lamang” will surely intensify the nights of TV viewers now that Isabelle and Andrea have escaped from Franco (Christopher de Leon) with the help of Samuel and Gabriel.
Will Isabelle and Andrea finally escape from Franco, or will he succeed once again to separate them from the men they truly love? Is Natalia (KC Concepcion) going to have a change of heart and forgive Isabelle and Andrea when she discovers the truth about Franco’s past? In the end, will Gabriel and Andrea finally get the happy ending that their parents once dreamt of having?
Completing the powerhouse cast of “Ikaw Lamang” are Jake Cuenca, Julia Montes, Ronaldo Valdez, Tirso Cruz III, Cherry Pie Picache, Cherie Gil, John Estrada, Daria Ramirez, Meryl Soriano, Spanky Manikan, and Lester Llansang.
Also featured in the huge change of the master drama series are its newest characters portrayed by Rio Locsin, Nonie Buencamino, Smokey Manaloto, Smokey Manaloto, Arlene Muhlach, Jojit Lorenzo, Alora Sasam, and Mylene Dizon.
Under the direction of Malu Sevilla, Manny Palo, and Avel Sunpongco, the master drama series “Ikaw Lamang” is produced by Dreamscape Entertainment Television, the group that created top-rating TV masterpieces such as “Walang Hanggan,” “Ina Kapatid Anak,” and “Juan dela Cruz.”