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“Queen of the Islands” pageant revealed as GMA Pictures’ satirical comedy “Red Crown”

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The secret behind the crown is finally out, and it’s a bardagulan everyone will love!

After weeks of social media buzz surrounding the viral “Queen of the Islands” pageant, GMA Pictures officially unveiled the truth on August 28, revealing that the much-talked-about competition is actually part of the promotional campaign for its upcoming satirical comedy film, Red Crown.

With star-studded candidate reveals, a record-breaking cash prize, and viral pasarela videos, “Queen of the Islands” had pageant fans and the public guessing—and passionately rooting—for their favorites. Now, the big reveal is finally here: the highly anticipated pageant is actually at the heart of Red Crown’s story and campaign.

Bardagulan kung bardagulan!

But Red Crown is not just for hardcore pageant fans. Directed by Dominic Zapata and written by Kit Villanueva and Ken de Leon, the film is a full-throttle comedy that takes audiences into the hilariously intense world of pageantry, where the competition is as fierce behind the scenes as it is onstage.

Set against a world of dazzling gowns, killer walks, and fierce competition, Red Crown explores the stories, rivalries, and personalities behind the pageant spectacle. Audiences can expect plenty of laughs, unexpected twists, and a competition where everyone has their eyes on the crown.

The film features an impressive lineup of real-life pageant queens and Sparkle stars, including Yana Aduana, Alethea Ambrosio, Ara Arida, Herlene Budol, Skye Chua, Faith da Silva, Michelle Marquez Dee, Haley Dizon, MJ Encabo, Shuvee Etrata, Gazini Ganados, Rein Hillary, Maika Kemmochi, MJ Lastimosa, Aira Lopez, Sanya Lopez, Ahtisa Manalo, AZ Martinez, Ashley Ortega, Vanessa Peña, Sandy Riccio, Jade Tecson, Tarah Valencia, Yna Angela Uy, and Yza Thalia Uy.

The film’s first promotional phase was designed to make “Queen of the Islands” feel like a real pageant. It included official social media accounts, candidate posters, behind-the-scenes videos of rehearsals, a list of pageant sponsors, and even a special pageant presentation attended by members of the pageant press and content creators.

GMA Pictures promises that the crown chase is only beginning, with more cast members and details about the film’s story set to be revealed soon.

So, who will ultimately be crowned Queen of the Islands?

Find out when Red Crown hits cinemas nationwide this October.

Follow GMA Pictures and Queen of the Islands on social media for more announcements.

Ahtisa Manalo Aira Lopez Alethea Ambrosio Ara Arida Ashley Ortega AZ Martinez Faith Da Silva Gazini Ganados GMA Pictures Haley Dizon Herlene Budol Jade Tecson Maika Kemmochi Michelle Marquez Dee MJ Encabo MJ Lastimosa Red Crown Rein Hillary Sandy Riccio Sanya Lopez Shuvee Etrata Skye Chua Tarah Valencia Vanessa Peña Yana Aduana Yna Angela Uy Yza Thalia Uy.
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