Box Office Entertainment Award for Box Office Queen

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Box Office Entertainment Award for Box Office Queen
Awarded forAttaining the Highest Box Office Record Film of the Year
CountryPhilippines
Presented byGuillermo Mendoza Memorial Scholarship Foundation
First awarded1970
Currently held byMaine Mendoza, Jack Em Popoy (2019)

The Box Office Entertainment Award for Box Office Queen is an award presented annually by the Memorial Scholarship Foundation, led by Corazon Samaniego. It was first awarded at the 1st Box Office Entertainment Awards ceremony in 1970. Amalia Fuentes was the first recipient of the Box Office Queen award.[citation needed]

Vilma Santos and Sharon Cuneta are the only two actresses to be elevated to the Box Office Hall of Fame in 1986 and 1990 respectively for winning the box-office queen title five times.

Winners[]

Nora Aunor has won multiple awards for the "Box Office Queen" title including her first win in 1972 with unprecedented record of 18 films.[citation needed]
Judy Ann Santos won in 1999 for her performance in Isusumbong Kita Sa Tatay Ko.
Regine Velasquez won in 2001 for her performance in Pangako Ikaw Lang.
Bea Alonzo has won several times including her first win in 2007 for her film One More Chance.
Sarah Geronimo has won multiple times including her first win in 2008 for her performance in A Very Special Love.
Kris Aquino has won multiple times and known as the "Box Office Horror Queen" for her horror movies Feng Shui and Sukob.
Anne Curtis is the co-winner of 2011's "Box Office Queen" for her role in No Other Woman.
Cristine Reyes is the co-winner of 2011's "Box Office Queen" for her performance in No Other Woman.
Year Actor
1968
()
1970
(1st) 		Amalia Fuentes
1971
(2nd) 		Vilma Santos[citation needed]
1972
(3rd) 		Nora Aunor[citation needed]
1973
(4th) 		Vilma Santos[citation needed]
1974
(5th) 		Vilma Santos[1]
1975
(6th) 		Gloria Diaz[citation needed]
1976
(6th) 		Alma Moreno[citation needed]
1977
(8th) 		Vilma Santos[citation needed]
1978
(9th) 		Vilma Santos[citation needed]
1979
(10th) 		Vilma Santos[citation needed]
1980
(11th) 		Nora Aunor[citation needed]
1981
(12th) 		Vilma Santos[2]
1982
(13th) 		Vilma Santos[1][citation needed]
1983
(14th) 		Vilma Santos[2][citation needed]
1984
(15th) 		Sharon Cuneta
1985
(16th) 		Sharon Cuneta
1986
(17th) 		Sharon Cuneta
1987
(18th) 		Sharon Cuneta
1988
(19th) 		Aiza Seguerra
1989
(20th) 		Sharon Cuneta
1990
(21st) 		Kris Aquino
1991
(22nd) 		Sharon Cuneta
1992
(23rd) 		Sharon Cuneta[3]
1993
(24th) 		Sharon Cuneta
1994
(25th) 		Dawn Zulueta[4]
1995
(26th) 		Nora Aunor[5]
1996
(27th) 		Sharon Cuneta
1997
(28th) 		Rosanna Roces
1998
(29th) 		Rosanna Roces
1999
(30th) 		Judy Ann Santos[6]
2000
(31st) 		Vilma Santos[7]
2001
(32nd) 		Regine Velasquez[8]
2002
(33rd) 		Claudine Barretto[9]
2003
(33rd) 		Ai-Ai delas Alas[10]
2004
(35th) 		Kris Aquino[11]
2005
(36th) 		Kristine Hermosa[12]
2006
(37th) 		Kris Aquino and Claudine Barretto[13]
2007
(38th) 		Bea Alonzo[14]
2008
(40th) 		Sarah Geronimo[15]
2009
(41st) 		Sarah Geronimo[16]
2010
(42nd) 		Ai-Ai delas Alas[17]
2011
(43rd) 		Anne Curtis and Cristine Reyes[18]
2012
(44th) 		Bea Alonzo[19]
2013
(45th) 		Sarah Geronimo[20]
2014
(46th) 		Toni Gonzaga
20165
(47th) 		Ai-Ai Delas Alas[21]
2016
(48th) 		Kathryn Bernardo[22]
2017
(49th) 		Liza Soberano[23]
2018
(50th) 		Maine Mendoza
2019
(51st) 		Xia Vigor

Multiple awards for Box Office Queen[]

Throughout the history of Box Office Entertainment Awards, there have been actresses who have received multiple awards for Box-Office Queen.

Actress Record Set
Vilma Santos 10[citation needed]
Sharon Cuneta 9
Nora Aunor

3

Ai-Ai delas Alas
Kris Aquino
Sarah Geronimo
Bea Alonzo

2

Rosanna Roces
Claudine Barretto

Notes[]


References[]

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