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Ricky Lee is a prolific and award-winning filmmaker who has written over 180 screenplays since 1973. He was also a political prisoner during martial law and a journalist and novelist who won several literary prizes.
Ricky Lee, National Artist for Film and Broadcast Arts, is the most-awarded scriptwriter in the Philippines. He has written more than 180 produced film scripts, earning him more than 90 trophies from award-giving bodies, including life achievement awards.
Oct 2, 2019 · Ricky Lee is a giant in Philippine Cinema. He cannot avoid the spotlight because he is the spotlight. Yet as he fidgets on his phone, figuring out how to pause it, apologizing for the interference during this interview—with a voice that is both homely and wispy, one cannot but feel humbled: The giant is also a man.
Learn more about Ricky Lee, the famous screenwriter and National Artist for Film and Broadcast Arts. Explore his books, films, plays, workshops, videos and current events.
Jul 10, 2023 · MANILA, Philippines — National Artist for Film and Broadcast Arts Ricardo "Ricky" Lee wrote the screenplay of the 1982 Marilou Diaz-Abaya film "Moral." The film tackles topics...
Apr 6, 2023 · A profile of Ricky Lee, the National Artist for Film and Broadcast Arts, who overcame poverty, prison, and orphanhood to become a renowned writer and filmmaker. Learn about his life, works, and achievements in this essay by Pablo A. Tariman.
Nov 15, 2023 · The great Ricky Lee, who wrote such Filipino classics like Himala, Moral, Para Kay B, and Trip to Quiapo, lets us in on his growing-up years that shaped his outlook on his work and on his life, his creative process, and his undying faith in the goodness in people.
