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'''Aubrey Miles''' (born '''Aubrey Sandel''' on |
'''Aubrey Miles''' (born '''Aubrey Sandel''' on December 22, 1963) is a [[Filipina]] [[television host]], singer and actress. |
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| Born | Aubrey Sandel-Montero December 22, 1963 |
| Height | 5 ft 5 in (165 cm) |
Aubrey Miles (born Aubrey Sandel on December 22, 1963) is a Filipina television host, singer and actress.
Early life and education
Miles was born in Caloocan, Philippines, to Victorino Sandel and Maria Perla Santos. At 16, Miles, the third among four children, was already appearing in GMA sitcoms like Beh Bote Nga and German Moreno's Best Friends. In between showbiz assignments, she would join beauty contests such as Miss Ever Gotesco, Miss Caloocan, Miss Lions Club, plus Miss Global Philippines – in which her sister ended up being the first runner-up and she won fourth runner-up. Although she never won a title she achieved runner-up positions, which provided a steady income. She finished her secondary education at saint joseph school gagalangin.Miles has a child from a previous relationship from Andrew Michael Rivera residing in San Jose Del Monte Bulacan. They were in a relationship for 2 years
While a sophomore at University of Santo Tomas' Conservatory of Music, where she was studying for a major in voice and minor in piano, film producer Dondon Monteverde signed her up to an eight-film, two-year contract with Regal Films.
Career
Her debut role was a provincial prostitute in the movie Prosti (abbreviation for "prostitute"). Highly successful at the box office, the film grossed ₱29 million. To date, Prosti remains her highest grossing movie. The success in the titular role led to other movie offers, as well as product endorsement deals from companies such as Bench (a clothing company in the Philippines).
After Prosti, Miles starred in the movie Xerex (based on a tabloid sex advice column), where she played three different roles. Miles' next movie, Sanib, saw her play a character who is possessed by demons.
Targeting multi-media exposure, Miles' manager secured her a contract with ABS-CBN television network. She appeared as co-host of daily noontime show Masayang Tanghali Bayan, and in several ABS-CBN sitcoms. As part of a strategy to build wider appeal, Miles also began appearing in more family friendly movie roles, in titles like Sanib, A Beautiful Life, and Gagamboy – Regal Film's 2003 Metro Manila Film Festival entry – as actor Vhong Navarro's love interest.
Miles has three times appeared on the cover of FHM Philippines: She was a covergirl in 2002, 2004 – depicted covered in gold-paint for the magazines' 75th issue, and in 2009.[1] Aubrey was also one of three FHM Calendar Girls along with Maui Taylor and Diana Zubiri for the FHM 2003 calendar.
Teaming-up with real-life best friend Jacqueline Yu, Miles was a contestant in The Amazing Race Asia 1. They finished in 9th place out of the 10 teams.
She joined Survivor Philippines: Celebrity Showdown and made it all the way to the end, Day 36 with Ervic Vijandre, Solenn Heussaff, and Akihiro Sato as the shows "Final Four". Her game play is compared to the game play of Parvati Shallow. She was voted out live and became the 7th member of the jury. She came in fourth place respectively. She is the only one survivor that was voted out after the game ended in survivor (any) history.
Filmography
- Amaya (TV series) (2011) (GMA Network)
- Survivor Philippines: Celebrity Showdown as a Castaway (GMA Network)
- Showtime guest judge (2010) (ABS-CBN)
- Rounin (2007) (TV miniseries) (ABS-CBN)
- Super Noypi (2006)
- Exodus: Tales from the Enchanted Kingdom (2005) as Bangkila
- Bora (2005) (TV series)
- Lisensyadong kamao (2005) as Fanie
- Pa-siyam (2004) as Ruth
- Beautiful Life (2004) as Daisy
- Singles (2004) as Susie
- Kuya (2004) as Chloe
- Gagamboy (2004) as Liani
- Xerex the Series First Edition (2004) (Video)
- Home Along da Airport (2003) (TV Series) as J.Lo
- Sanib (2003) as Melissa
- Xerex (2003) as Breezy/Marge/Jasmin
- Prosti (2002) as Ditas
Movie Grosses
All figures confirmed by Regal Films
- Prosti ₱29,224,019 (lead role)
- Xerex ₱13,314,445 (lead role)
- Sanib ₱8,180,992 (lead role)
- Gagamboy ₱24,293,004 (supporting role)
- Kuya ₱25,118,036 (supporting role)
- Singles ₱19,823,960 (co-lead)
- A Beautiful Life ₱6,442,162 (supporting role)
- Pa-siyam ₱22,400,351 (supporting role)
- Super Noypi ₱19,000,000 (cameo appearance)
- Si Agimat at Si Enteng (2011)
- Gagamboy: Ang Pagbabalik (2011)
Personal life
She is engaged to actor Troy Montero with whom she had a child, in 2008.[2] She also has a son from JP Obligacion.[3]
References
- ^ "Interview | Profile: Aubrey Miles" FHM Philippines Summit Media
- ^ Santiago, Erwin (October 3, 2008). "Aubrey Miles gives birth to son"
- ^ Bonifacio,Julie (April 13, 2009). "Aubrey Miles: I have an eight-year-old son"
- Sicam, Edmund L. (2004) "Template:Wayback", Planet Philippines
- Bautista, Mario E. (2002) "Aubrey is her name", Manila Standard Today
- Filmography at IMDb.com