FAMAS 2025 to honor child stars of Philippine Cinema



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The Filipino Academy of Movie Arts and Sciences (FAMAS) is set to celebrate some of the brightest talents who began their journeys as child actors, honoring them as FAMAS Child Icons of Philippine Cinema during the 73rd FAMAS Awards.
Leading the roster is Niño Muhlach, widely hailed as the “Child Wonder” of Philippine cinema, whose unparalleled charm and acting prowess earned him multiple Best Child Performer and Best Child Actor awards in the late ‘70s and early ‘80s.
Ian Veneracion, who first captivated audiences in the sitcom Joey and Son in 1982, is recognized for his seamless transition from endearing young actor to one of today’s most versatile leading men.
Judy Ann Santos, whose career took flight with Ula, Ang Batang Gubat and soared to iconic status with Mara Clara, is celebrated for her consistent excellence from childhood to her current standing as one of the country’s most acclaimed actresses.
Gladys Reyes, best remembered for her fierce portrayal of Clara in Mara Clara, is honored for her early brilliance and enduring legacy as one of Philippine entertainment’s most formidable kontrabidas.
Matet de Leon, the “Best Friend ng Bayan,” is recognized for her heartfelt performances that began in the ‘80s and her lasting presence as a beloved character actress.
Ice Seguerra, who charmed the nation as a Little Miss Philippines finalist at age three, is celebrated not only for an award-winning acting career but also for a successful transition into music and advocacy.
Through this tribute, FAMAS honors not only the early triumphs of these stars but also their remarkable evolution, influence, and contributions to the art of Filipino storytelling.