Marlann Flores (born Marlann Ponciano Flores; February 11, 1993 in San Pedro City,

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and model. She is now a freelance artist.

Early life

She began her acting career in 2010, with several minor television and film roles, and played a regular role on the ''

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'' television show. She appeared in hit movies like ''

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'' and ''

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''. Marlann also played the role of Sally in the hit television show ''

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''.

Career

In 2008, Marlann Flores was entitled Ms. Teen Earth Philippines. And in 2009 she won Ms. Teen Earth International held in Singapore. She was one of the talents of

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and was under contract with

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. In 2010, she appeared as Marlann, a rich teenager, in

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. She also portrayed the role of Olive/Olivia in the supernatural-fantasy horror TV series,

, In the series' plot, she was a human who was turned into a vampire by her lover Gael and at the same time, resurrected her dead body. She was one of the thirty young stars that took part in Camp Nivea, a three-day event that features modelling and fashion, and skills that a rising star would need. In 2011, Marlann started to appear in Maalaala Mo Kaya. She performed the role of a young girl named Karen in the episode "Bibliya" along with Martin Del Rosario,

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and Ian Veneracion. She also appeared in

as Charmaine's sister. She appeared in Won't Last A Day Without You with

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and

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. In 2012, she appeared in the Maalaala Mo Kaya episode "Kurtina" as a girl who agrees to live with a guy named Akhmed(JM De Guzman) for seven hundred pesos. She transferred from

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in 2016 and is currently a mainstay in the sitcom

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playing the character of household helper, Bolina.

Filmography

Television

Movies

References

* Ching, Mark Angelo (2010-03-12
"Teen stars have fun under the sun in Camp Nivea"
''News''. Philippine Entertainment Portal. Retrieved 2011-08-27 * Siazon, Rachelle (2011-08-2
"On Maalaala Mo Kaya: Ian Veneracion and Martin del Rosario fight over one girl"
'Entertainment Guide / Television''. ABS-CBN Website. Retrieved 2011-08-27 * Jarloc, Glaiza (2011-08-2
"Joining this Saturday's episode are Marlann Flores, Mara Lopez and actress Mercedes Cabral."
''Entertainment Guide / Television''. SunStar Manila. Retrieved 2011-08-27.
"Marlann Flores explains why she transfer to GMA Network"

External links

Marlann Flores' page on Twitter

Marlann Flores' page on Facebook
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