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Andi Eigenmann
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Andrea “Andi” Eigenmann
Born Andrea Nicole Guck Eigenmann
June 25, 1990 (age 22)
Marikina, Metro Manila, Philippines
Other names Andrea, Andi
Occupation actress, commercial model
Years active 2007–present
Andrea Nicole Guck “Andi” Eigenmann (born June 25, 1990) is an actress and model from the Philippines. Eigenmann is currently a contract artist under ABS-CBN’s Star Magic.[1]
Contents [hide]
1 Early life
1.1 Her descent and family
1.2 Education
2 Career
3 Personal life
4 Filmography
4.1 Television
4.2 Movies
5 Awards
6 References
7 External links
[edit]Early life
[edit]Her descent and family
Eigenmann is of Kapampangan, American, German, and Spanish descent.[2][3] She is the daughter of actors Mark Gil and Jaclyn Jose, and is a half-sister of Sid Lucero, Gabby Eigenmann, Ira Eigenmann and Maxene Eigenmann.
[edit]Education
She graduated Elementary in 2004
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- Andi Eigenmann recently shared on social media what she said was the last photo of her and all of her siblings together
- The photo wasn’t dated though it appeared as it might have been taken during the memorial for their late dad, actor Mark Gil
- The actress and celebrity vlogger is the daughter of Mark with Jaclyn Jose, who passed away in early March of this year
- Mark, on the other hand, died last September 1, 2014 of natural causes just three weeks before his birthday
In her caption, Andi noted that all of them were complete in the photo.
“Copying my sister @stevieeigengirl posting this one because this IS our last sib pic together complete!!!” Andi wrote.
In the photo, one can see the actress and celebrity vlogger with her siblings by her father, veteran actor Mark Gil, Gabby Eigenmann, Sid Lucero, Maxene Eigenmann, and Ira Eigenmann.
While the photo didn’t have a date as to when it was taken, it appeared as it might have been shot during the memorial for the
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Max Eigenmann on her '12 Weeks' Cinemalaya award which she dedicated to aunt Cherie Gil
“I made such a bad movie! inom wasted all that money and privilege! I should just have done other things! inom never ever want to make movies again!”
That was what 12 Weeks screenwriter and director Anna Isabelle Matutina a.k.a. Sunshine uttered a week prior to the film’s gala screening. The movie eventually ran away with two awards at the 18th Cinemalaya Philippine Independent Film Festival: Best Actress for its main protagonist Max Eigenmann, and the Network for the Promotion of Asian Cinema (NETPAC) Award for Matutina.
The NETPAC award is meant to promote Asian cinema and recognize the works of young Asian filmmakers in a given year. Ideally—although not all the time—they give recognition to first-time filmmakers, according to NETPAC jurors Patrick Campos and Ida Anita del Mundo.
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