Jose Marcelo Ejercito Net Worth

Jose Marcelo Ejercito Net Worth is
$2 Million

Jose Marcelo Ejercito Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018

Joseph "Erap" Ejército Estrada (born José Marcelo Ejército; April 19, 1937) is a Filipino politician who served as the 13th President of the Philippines from 1998 until 2001. Estrada was the first person in the present Fifth Republican period to be elected both President and Vice-President. He is currently the Mayor of the City of Manila, the country's capital, after the 2013 mid-term elections.Estrada gained popularity as a film actor, playing the lead role in over a hundred films in an acting career spanning some three decades. He used his popularity as an actor to make gains in politics, serving as mayor of San Juan for 16 years, as Senator for one term, then as Vice-President under President Fidel V. Ramos.Estrada was elected President in 1998 with a wide margin of votes separating him from the other challengers, and was sworn into the presidency on June 30, 1998. In 2000 he declared an "all-out-war" against the Moro Islamic Liberation Front and captured its headquarters and other camps. However, allegations of corruption spawned an impeachment trial in the Senate, and in 2001 Estrada was ousted by "People Power 2" after the prosecution walked out of the impeachment court when the Senator-Judges voted "no" in the opening of the second envelope. The EDSA 2 protests resulted from the concerted efforts of political, business, military, and church elites who were displeased by Estrada's policies that included removal of sovereign guarantees on government contracts. In October 2000, the Daily Tribune reported about elite plans to "'constitutionally' oust President Estrada under 'Oplan Excelsis." Emil Jurado of the Manila Standard reported as early as 1999 about a PR demolition work designed to embarrass Estrada "by attributing to his administration all sorts of perceived faults and scams with the end in view of covering up anomalies and scams also committed during the Ramos administration." Former First Gentleman Mike Arroyo also admitted in an interview with Nick Joaquin that he and then-Ilocos Sur Gov. Chavit Singson and certain military officials plotted plans to oust Estrada in January 2001, with the alternative "plan B" being violent "with orders to shoot. And not only in Metro Manila."In 2007, Estrada was sentenced by the special division of the Sandiganbayan to reclusión perpetua for the plunder of stealing $80 million from the government and was sentenced a lifetime in prison, but was later granted pardon by President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. He ran for president again in the 2010 presidential election, but placed second behind Senator Benigno Aquino III.

Full Name	Joseph Estrada
Date Of Birth	April 19, 1937
Place Of Birth	Manila, Philippines
Height	5' 8" (1.73 m)
Profession	Actor, Producer
Education	Mapúa Institute of Technology
Nationality	Philippine
Spouse	Luisa Pimentel Laarni Enriquez
Children	Jackie
Parents	Emilio Ejercito, Sr., Maria Marcelo
Siblings	George Estregan, Jesse Ejercito, Pilarica Ejercito, Marita Ejercito, Paulie Ejercito, Connie Ejercito, Antonio Ejercito, Emilio Ejercito, Jr., Pat Ejercito
Awards	FAMAS Award for Best Actor
Movies	Kumander Alibasbas, Kill the Pushers, Ito Ang Pilipino, Ang Tanging Pamilya: A Marry Go Round, The Moises Padilla Story, Flight to Fury, Mamang Sorbetero, Mga Mata ni Angelita, Sa Kuko Ng Agila, Tatak ng Tundo, Order to Kill, Macho-nurin, Sa Dulo ng Kris, Warrant of Arrest, Blood Compact, Pedring Ta...
Star Sign	Aries

#	Quote
1	"Ang kaibigan, walang iwanan." (Translated as "Friends don't ever desert each other.")

#	Fact
1	After a trial that lasted six years, Estrada was convicted of taking bribes and kickbacks while he was president of the Philippines. He was sentenced to life in prison, and ordered to forfeit a mansion and more than 15 million dollars. [September 2007]
2	Children (with Luisa Pimentel): Jinggoy Estrada, Jackie Estrada, and Jude Estrada. He also had a child from an out-of-wedlock relationship, Joseph Victor "JV" Ejercito (from socialite Guia Gomez).
3	Uncle of Gary Estrada, son of George Estregan, who carries his family name.
4	When Corazon Aquino assumed the presidency in 1986, all officials of the local government suspected of malfeasance and anomalies were removed and replaced by appointed officers-in-charge. Estrada was then removed from his position as mayor. The following year, he ran and won a seat in the Senate under his own party, Partido ng Masang Pilipino.
5	Uncle of Jorge Estregan, son of George Estregan. The young Estregan is also into showbiz and politics. He was a mayor of Pagsanjan, Laguna, and was later elected governor of Laguna, until he was ousted from public office because of electoral spending irregularities.
6	Son Joseph Victor "JV" Ejercito, making his name in Philippine politics by following his father's footsteps, is the current town mayor of San Juan.
7	Daughter Jackie is married to ABS-CBN heir Beaver Lopez. During his presidency, Estrada had accused ABS-CBN of bias reporting against him.
8	Wife, Luisa "Loi" Pimentel, is a physician by profession before entering politics after his ouster from the presidency.
9	He often played heroes of the downtrodden classes, which gained him the admiration of a lot of the nation's many unschooled and impoverished citizens. This later proved advantageous to his political career.
10	He played the lead role in more than 100 movies, and was producer of over 70 films.
11	His family was displeased with his dropping out of college and his involvement in a street gang that they forbade him from using his family name. He adopted the surname "Estrada" (Spanish for 'road') as a last name.
12	Brothers: Antonio Ejercito (1932-2005), Emilio Ejercito, Jr. (1928-1999), and George Estregan (born Jesus Jorge Ejercito) (1939-88).
13	A son of Emilio Ejército, Sr. (1898-1977), a small-scale government contractor, and the former María Marcelo (1905-present), a housewife.
14	His birthplace, Tondo, is one of the poorest parts of Manila, the capital of the Philippines.
15	The first actor to be inducted in the FAMAS Best Actor Hall of Fame of the Filipino Academy of Movie Arts and Sciences in 1982. He also became a Hall of Fame awardee as a producer. He is the only person to achieve such double feat, so far.
16	Became a mayor of San Juan town in Metro Manila, Philippines in 1969; a senator in 1986, a vice president in 1992 and the 13th Philippine president in 1998.
17	Father of Jinggoy Estrada. Jinggoy ((married to Precy Vitug), also became a San Juan town mayor and was elected senator in 2004, becoming the third Ejercito to became a Philippine senator following the father and mother, Dr. Loi Ejercito).
18	Has one child with live-in partner actress Guia Gomez and two children with live-in partner Laarni Enriquez.
19	Took up Engineering at Ateneo de Manila. He was expelled.
20	As an actor with no prior political experience, Estrada entered politics in 1967 by running for mayor of San Juan, a small town in Metro Manila. He ended up losing his bid for mayor to Dr. Braulio Sto. Domingo in 1968. He was only proclaimed mayor in 1969, after winning an electoral protest against Sto. Domingo.
21	Used to work as an ambulance driver before trying his hand on acting.
22	Usually impersonated by Willy Nepomuceno, one of the most talented mimics in the Philippines.
23	His nickname, Erap, is an inverted Filipino term, pare, which means pal.
24	Was expelled from Ateneo de Manila University for defending a classmate being bullied by a foreigner. He later enrolled in an engineering course at Mapua Institute of Technology, eventually dropping out to pursue acting.
25	Is known for his deliberate bad English, and a book entitled "ERAPtion" emphasizing that was published.
26	Best friends of Fernando Poe Jr.
27	His white band on his left wrist is used to cover a bad scar from a fight.
28	Wife Dr. Loi Ejercito was elected as a senator of the Philippines
29	On April 2001 (three months after vacating the Malacanang), Estrada was arrested and imprisoned along with his eldest son and then-San Juan Mayor Jinggoy for several counts of perjury and plunder. This detention triggered a series of protests that culminated in two events, the so-called (and much debated) Edsa III and the failed May 1 rebellion, where Estrada's supporters stormed Malacañang in a bid to oust current Philippine President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo and bring Estrada back to power.
30	Impeached on November of 2000 by the Philippine Congress, led by then-House Speaker Manuel 'Manny' Villar who was later elected as a Philippine Senator, for corruption and bribery. Estrada's trial in the Senate was marred on January 16 2001 when pro-administration senators blocked the presentation of key piece of evidence, leading to protests in Manila and other major cities that led to the fall of his government.
31	Ousted on January 20 2001 as Philippine President in a bloodless people's revolt that came to be known as Edsa II. The revolution was sparked by the accusation of his close buddy, Ilocos Sur governor Chavit Singson on October of 2000 that he was receiving bribe money from illegal gambling.
32	Elected President of the Philippines in 1998. He is the 13th president of the republic from June 30, 1998 to January 20, 2001.

Actor

Title	Year	Character
Ang tanging pamilya (A Marry-Go-Round!)	2009	Dindo Sicat
Sa kuko ng agila	1989
Order to Kill	1985
Bangkang papel sa dagat ng apoy	1984
Macho-nurin	1983
Pedring Taruc	1982	Pedring Taruc
Kumander Alibasbas	1981	Cesario Manarang aka Kumander Alibasbas
Hoy, tukso layuan mo ako!	1980
Mamang Sorbetero	1979
Warrant of Arrest	1979
Okey lang basta't kapiling kita	1979
Tatak ng tundo	1978	Jose 'Pepe' Sanchez
Yakuza Contract	1978
Mga mata ni Angelita	1978	Mayor
Magkaaway	1978
Bakya mo Neneng	1977
Sa dulo ng kris	1977
Huwag mong dungisan ang pisngi ng langit	1977
Dateline Chicago: Arrest the Nurse Killer	1976
Bago lumamig ang sabaw	1976
Alas 5:00 ng Hapon, Gising Na Ang Mga Anghel	1976
Hoy mister, ako ang misis mo	1976
Huwag mo akong paandaran	1975
Battle of the Champions	1975
Diligin mo ng hamog ang uhaw na lupa	1975
Counter Kill	1975
Dugo at pag-ibig sa kapirasong lupa	1975	Jo (segment 4)
Hit and Run	1975
Ang nobya kong sexy	1975
King Khayam and I	1974	King Khayam
Manila Connection	1974
Tama na, Erap	1974
Ransom	1974/I
Okey ka, Erap	1973
Ander di saya si Erap	1973	Erap
Dragnet	1973
Ang agila at ang araw	1973
Erap Is My Guy	1973
Panic!	1973
Blood Compact	1972
Tatay na si Erap	1972
Kill the Pushers	1972
Magiting at pusakal	1972
Apat na patak ng dugo ni Adan	1971
Digmaan ng mga angkan	1971
Valentin Walis	1971	Valentin Walis
Hukom bitay	1971
Padre pugante	1970
Areglado, boss	1970
Sebastian	1970	Sebastian
Simon bastardo	1970	Simon Bastardo
Dugo ng bayani	1969
Patria Adorada: Dugo ng Bayani	1969
Parehas O' Laban!	1969
Anim ang dapat patayin	1969
Aragon Brothers	1969
Ang ninong kong Nazareno	1969
Sagupaan!	1969	Asiong Sugod
Capitan Pepe	1969	Capitan Pepe
Abdul Tapang	1968	Abdul Tapang
De colores	1968
Diegong Daga	1968	Diegong Daga
Dos por dos	1968
Galo Gimbal	1968
Jakiri Valiente	1968	Jakiri Valiente
Kid Brother	1968
Killer Patrol	1968
Quintin Salazar	1968	Quintin Salazar
Rancho Diablo	1968
To Susan with Love	1968
Valiente Brothers	1968
Suntok o karate	1968
Azero Brothers	1968
Cuadro de Jack	1968
Alamat ng 7 kilabot	1967
Alex Big Shot	1967	Alex
Ang kan ng haragan	1967
Boy Aguila	1967	Boy Aguila
Ito ang Pilipino	1966	Tomas Ronquillo
Bantay salakay	1966
Batang Iwahig	1966
Tatak: Double Cross	1966
Dodong Tricycle	1966	Dodong Tricycle
Stowaway	1966
Soliman Brothers	1966
John Doe	1966	John Doe
Ako'y magbabalik!	1966
Totoy Bingi	1966	Totoy Bingi
Bodyguard	1966	In the title role
Badong Baldado	1966	Badong Baldado
Hahamakin ang lahat	1965
Hamon sa bandila	1965
Paalam sa kahapon	1965
Valentin Galit	1965	Valentin Galit
Sapang palay	1965
Buhay sa buhay!	1965
Big Boss	1965
Sa kamay ng mga kilabot	1965
Labanang lalake!	1965
Batang angustia	1965	Batang Angustia
Deadly Pinoy	1965
Pepeng Pingas (Ang Batang San Nicolas)	1965	Pepeng Pingas
Salonga Brothers	1965	Asiong Salonga
Joe Nazareno: Ang taxi driver	1965	Joe Nazareno
Cordillera	1964
Pambato	1964
Mga daliring ginto	1964
Dugo ng Sugatan	1964
Vendetta Brothers	1964	Vistro Vendetta
Flight to Fury	1964	Garuda
Geron Busabos: Ang batang Quiapo	1964	Geron Busabos
Panginoon ng pantalan	1964
Takot mabuhay, takot mamatay	1964
Ako ang papatay	1964
Deadly Brothers	1964
Siyam na buhay ni Martin Pusa	1964	Martin Pusa
Berdugo ng mga maton	1964
Encuentro	1964
Kilabot sa Daang Bakal	1963
Basagulero	1963
Ang sangano at colegiala	1963
Barilan sa Pugad Lawin	1963
Tres Cantos	1963
Kung hindi ka susuko...!	1963
Sugapa	1963
Via Europa	1963
Los palikeros	1963
Patapon	1963
Ito ang Maynila	1963
Istambay	1963
Talahib	1963
Ginoong itim	1963
The Big Show	1963
Pulong diablo	1963
Hari ng mga maton	1962
Kapit sa patalim	1962
Asiong Meets Alembong	1962	Asiong
Tondo Boy	1962	In the title role
Cuatro condenados	1962
Walang pagkalupig	1962
Apat na kilabot	1962
Suicide Commandoes	1962
Digmaan ng mga maton	1962
Markang rehas	1962
Mga tigreng taga-bukid	1962
The Moises Padilla Story	1961	Boy
Isang paa sa hukay	1961
Sa baril mag-uusap	1961
Nag-uumpugang bato	1961
North Harbor	1961
Habagat sa tag-araw	1961
Baril sa baril	1961	Ricardo Guerrero
Tipnan sa Impiyerno	1961	Tootpick
Asiong Salonga	1961	Asiong Salonga
Pantalan Trece	1961
True Confessions	1960	Third Story
Cuatro cantos	1960
Johnny Davao	1960
Big Time Berto	1959	Berto's Victim
Sumpa at pangako	1959
Sotang Bastos	1959
Batas ng puso	1958
Matandang tinale	1958
Sampung libong pisong pag-ibig	1957	Fred (as Jose Ejercito)
Kandilang bakal	1957
Kandelerong pilak	1954

Producer

Title	Year	Status
Sa kuko ng agila	1989	executive producer
Macho-nurin	1983	executive producer
Lalake ako	1982	executive producer
Pedring Taruc	1982	executive producer
Kumander Alibasbas	1981	executive producer
Hoy, tukso layuan mo ako!	1980	executive producer
Mamang Sorbetero	1979	executive producer
Warrant of Arrest	1979	executive producer
Okey lang basta't kapiling kita	1979	executive producer
Yakuza Contract	1978	executive producer
Xia nan yang	1974	producer
Ander di saya si Erap	1973	producer
Durog	1971	executive producer
Udyok	1971	executive producer
Psycho Sex Killer	1970	executive producer
Blacksheep	1969	executive producer
Jerico	1969	executive producer
Eric	1969	executive producer
Ayon 'yon, eh	1969	executive producer
Cuadro de Queen	1969	executive producer
Capitan Pepe	1969	producer
Brothers for Hire	1968	executive producer
Valiente Brothers	1968	producer
Cuadro de Jack	1968	executive producer
Masquerade	1967	executive producer
Carnap	1967	executive producer
Roman Montalan	1967	executive producer
Wild, Wild Jess	1966	executive producer
Tatak: Double Cross	1966	producer
Johnny Brazil	1966	executive producer
Triggerman	1966	executive producer
Undercover	1966	executive producer
Ang babaing ito ay akin!	1966	executive producer
Alyas Popeye	1966	executive producer
Paolo Stacatto At Ang Gintong Buddha	1966	producer
Huling baraha	1966	executive producer
Titong Robinhood	1965	producer

Thanks

Title	Year	Status	Character
Feng shui 2	2014	acknowledgements - as Hon. Joseph Estrada
Boy Golden	2013	special thanks: Office of the City Mayor of Manila

Self

Title	Year	Status	Character
Gandang gabi Vice	2012	TV Series	Himself
Alay ni da king: An FPJ special	2007	TV Movie documentary
Ang mabuhay para sa masa	2007	Video documentary
Onyong Majikero	1991		Himself
Stardoom	1971		Himself (uncredited)

Archive Footage

Title	Year	Status	Character
Walang bakas	2004	TV Movie documentary	Himself (uncredited)
Mano po	2002		Himself (uncredited)

Won Awards

Year	Award	Ceremony	Nomination	Movie
2014	Commemorative Award	Metro Manila Film Festival
2012	Special Award	Metro Manila Film Festival	Male Star of the Night
2008	Golden Reel Award	FAP Awards, Philippines
1992	Special Recognition Award	Metro Manila Film Festival
1983	FAMAS Hall of Fame	FAMAS Awards	Actor
1983	FAMAS Hall of Fame	FAMAS Awards	Producer
1982	FAMAS Award	FAMAS Awards	Best Actor	Kumander Alibasbas (1981)
1975	Festival Prize	Metro Manila Film Festival	Best Actor	Diligin mo ng hamog ang uhaw na lupa (1975)
1970	FAMAS Award	FAMAS Awards	Best Actor	Dugo ng bayani (1969)
1967	FAMAS Award	FAMAS Awards	Best Actor	Ito ang Pilipino (1966)
1965	FAMAS Award	FAMAS Awards	Best Actor	Geron Busabos: Ang batang Quiapo (1964)
1963	FAMAS Award	FAMAS Awards	Best Actor	Markang rehas (1962)

Nominated Awards

Year	Award	Ceremony	Nomination	Movie
1981	FAMAS Award	FAMAS Awards	Best Actor	Hoy, tukso layuan mo ako! (1980)
1978	FAMAS Award	FAMAS Awards	Best Actor	Bakya mo Neneng (1977)
1975	FAMAS Award	FAMAS Awards	Best Actor	Manila Connection (1974)
1974	FAMAS Award	FAMAS Awards	Best Actor	Erap Is My Guy (1973)
1973	FAMAS Award	FAMAS Awards	Best Actor	Kill the Pushers (1972)
1972	FAMAS Award	FAMAS Awards	Best Actor	Hukom bitay (1971)
1969	FAMAS Award	FAMAS Awards	Best Actor	Galo Gimbal (1968)
1966	FAMAS Award	FAMAS Awards	Best Actor	Sapang palay (1965)
1964	FAMAS Award	FAMAS Awards	Best Actor	Ito ang Maynila (1963)

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Jose Marcelo Ejercito Net Worth

Jose Marcelo Ejercito Net Worth is
$2 Million