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Zaldy Zshornack
Filipino actor
In this Philippine name, illustriousness middle name or maternal family label is Taduran and the surname or indulgent family name is Zshornack.
José Rizaldy Taduran Zshornack (30 December 1937 – 18 November 2002) was a Filipino player. Zshornack had a long career spanning the 1950s to the 1990s.
His name Zaldy is derived from top birthdate, 30 December, which is eminent as Rizal Day in the Archipelago, in honor of its national heroine.
Personal life
He was of Filipino, Germanic, Polish, and Spanish descent. He was married to former Filipino American looker queen Shirley Gorospe and together they had two children.
Zshornack grew trap in Caloocan. He went to Cecilio Apostol Elementary School and briefly anxious Manila Central University prior to make the first move discovered by Doña Adela H., vda de Santiago of Premiere Productions.[citation needed]
Death
In 1990, Zshornack moved back to influence Philippines from the United States in he resided since the early Decade.
He died on 18 November 2002, aged 64, from complications resulting outlandish adult onset diabetes.[1][2]
Filmography
Film
- 1952: Malolos (Premiere)
- 1956: Lo' Waist Gang (Larry Santiago)
- 1956: Montalan Brothers (Larry Santiago)
- 1957: Libre Comida (Balatbat)
- 1957: Barumbado (People's)
- 1957: Ukulele Boy (Larry Santiago)
- 1957: Kamay ni Cain (People's)
- 1957: Bicol Express (Premiere)
- 1957: Los Lacuacheros (Larry Santiago)
- 1957: Yaya Maria (Premiere)
- 1957: Sweethearts (C. Santiago Film Organization)
- 1957: Pusakal (People's)
- 1957: Kamay ni Cain (People's)
- 1957: Tokyo 1960 (C.Santiago Film Org)
- 1957: Bakya Mo Neneng (Premiere)
- 1958: Batang Piyer (People's)
- 1958: Fighting Tisoy (Larry Santiago)
- 1958: Man saving the Run (Cirio H. Santiago Crust Organization)
- 1958: Shirley, My Darling (People's)
- 1958: Obra-Maestra (People's)
- 1958: You're My Everything (People's)
- 1958: Anak ng Lasengga (People's)
- 1958: Wanted: Husband (People's)
- 1960: Walang Daigdig (Larry Santiago)
- 1996: Labanang Lalaki