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Abot-Kamay na Pangarap - Wikipedia

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Abot-Kamay na Pangarap
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Also known as	Hands on the Dream^[1]
Genre	Medical drama
Created by	Geng Delgado
Written by	Geng Delgado Lobert Villela Kenneth Angelo Enriquez Wiro Michael Ladera
Directed by	L.A. Madridejos Jorron Lee Monroy (2022–23) Paul Sta. Ana (2023–24)
Creative director	Aloy Adlawan
Starring	Carmina Villarroel Jillian Ward
Theme music composer	Rina Mercado
Opening theme	"Sagot sa Dalangin" by Maricris Garcia
Country of origin	Philippines
Original language	Tagalog
No. of episodes	659 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producer	Mary Joy Lumboy-Pili
Camera setup	Multiple-camera setup
Running time	22–31 minutes
Production company	GMA Entertainment Group
Original release
Network	GMA Network
Release	September 5, 2022 (2022-09-05) – October 19, 2024 (2024-10-19)

Abot-Kamay na Pangarap (transl. the dream within reach / international title: Hands on the Dream) is a Philippine television medical drama series broadcast by GMA Network. Directed by L.A. Madridejos, it stars Carmina Villarroel and Jillian Ward. It premiered on September 5, 2022 on the network's Afternoon Prime and Sabado Star Power sa Hapon line up replacing Apoy sa Langit. The series concluded on October 19, 2024 with a total of 659 episodes. It was replaced by Lilet Matias: Attorney-at-Law in its timeslot. It is the longest running drama series of GMA Network, based on episode count.

The series is streaming online on YouTube.^[2]

Premise

Mother and daughter, Lyneth and Analyn go through difficulties in life. They both hope, they would meet their dreams and share each other's successes someday. A researcher will find out Analyn's level of intelligence, leading her to study in a medical school.^[3]

Cast and characters

Lead cast

Carmina Villarroel as Lyneth Santos^[4]
Jillian Ward as Analyn Santos-Young^[5]

Supporting cast

Richard Yap as Robert Jose "RJ/Obeng" Tanyag^[6]
Dominic Ochoa as Michael Lobrin^[7]
Pinky Amador as Moira Rutaquio-Tanyag / fake Morgana Go^[8]
Andre Paras as Luke Antonio^[9]
Wilma Doesnt as Josaline "Josa" Enriquez-Valencia^[10]
Kazel Kinouchi as Zoey R. Tanyag^[11]
Jeff Moses as Reagan Tibayan^[12]
Dexter Doria as Susana "Susan" Burgos^[13]
Chuckie Dreyfus as Raymond "Ray" Meneses^[14]
Ariel Villasanta as Cromwell "Croms" Valencia^[15]

Recurring cast

Denise Barbacena as Eulalia "Eula" Sarmiento
Patricia Coma as Grace Villar
Alexandra Mendez as Jhoanne Lery H. Dizon
John Vic De Guzman as Kenneth "Ken" Prado
Che Ramos-Cosio as Katherine "Katie" Enriquez
Eunice Lagusad as Karen Elise G. Caudal
Alchris Galura as Evan Andrew L. Nicolas
Anya Gonzalez Almario as Joyce "Joy" Cruz
Fritzie Aquino as Nerissa Sandoval
Leo Martinez as Joselito "Pepe" Tanyag^[16]
Dianne dela Fuente as Patricia Menor
Allen Dizon as Carlos Enrico Benitez^[17]
Dina Bonnevie as Giselle Marie Tanyag^[18]
Ken Chan as Lyndon Ramirez Javier^[19]
Prince Clemente as Neskrist "Krist" Ilustre
Chanel Latorre as Luningning "Ning" Sandoval
Sam Pinto as Denise Evangelista
Raheel Bhyria as Harrison "Harry" Benitez
Carlo San Juan as Vico Manalastas
Michael Sager as Mico de Ocampo^[20]
Kirsten Gonzales as Bridgette Lavezares
Tonton Gutierrez as Eric Refuerzo
Klea Pineda as Justine Refuerzo
Marx Topacio as Omar "Dax" Dacanay
Chrome Prince Cosio as Mark Gonzaga
Pilar Pilapil as Chantal Dubois vda. de Rutaquio^[21]
Sophia Senoron as Daphne

Guest cast

Heart Ramos as younger Analyn
Sophie Albert as Hazel Roces
Kyle Ocampo as younger Zoey
Chlaui Malayao as Wendy
Elia Ilano as younger Grace
Jenzel Angeles as Sheba
Alvin Francisco as Alvin
Winston Tiwaquen as Win
Jon Lucas as Timothy "Tim" Campos
Melissa Mendez as Tim's mother
Ariella Arida as Shamcey
Joyce Ching as Faith Villar-Castillo
Shaira Diaz as Olivia "Olive" Garcia
Jan Marini as Denoy
Lianne Valentin as Riza
Anjo Damiles as Oscar
Betong Sumaya as Obet Villarin
Zonia Mejia as Jemily Villarin
Arny Ross as Bea Almasan
Samantha Lopez as Cherry Mendoza
Mavy Legaspi as Jordan Mendoza
Cassy Legaspi as Jewel Mendoza
Max Collins as Izzy
Dion Ignacio as Bart
Pekto as Elmer
Gabby Eigenmann as Benedicto "Benny" Caballero
Jamir Zabarte as Darwin Caballero
Archie Alemania as Lando
Shanelle Agustin as Jyra
Ryan Eigenmann as Arman Tinio
Stanley Abuloc as Toybits
Sue Prado as Mildred
Haley Dizon as Cindy
Crystal Paras as Marga
Francis Mata as Yamato Hiroshi
Tess Antonio as Priscilla Ortiz
Ejay Fontanilla as Arman de Vera
Gino Ilustre as Timoteo Villarica
Frances Ignacio as Eleanor Villarica
Arra San Agustin as Emily
Angel Leighton as Valeen Ferrer
Divine Aucina as a flower vendor
Leanne Bautista as Precious
Manilyn Reynes as Melba Salazar^[22]
Pauline Mendoza as Katelyn Salazar
James Marco as Bogs
Gian Magdangal as Lander Soler
Thou Reyes as Quinito
Euwenn Mikaell as Andoy^[23]
Pokwang as herself^[24]
Shayne Sava as younger Giselle
Abdul Raman as younger Eric
Brianna Advincula as younger Justine
Luke Conde as Froilan
Jackie Lou Blanco as Leticia "Lotus" Madrigal^[25]
Cecil Paz as Bogart
Lloyd Samartino as Constantino de Leon
Mia Pangyarihan as Warden Reyes
Geneva Cruz as Irene Castro-Benitez^[26]
Jem Manicad as Irene's friend
Jana Trias as Ninang
Ian Ignacio as Germie
Elijah Alejo as Carla Madrigal
Cai Cortez as Joyce
Gene Padilla as Empoy
Marcus Madrigal
Jemwell Ventenilla as Arman
Ronnie Liang as Maniago^[27]
Shyr Valdez as Violeta "Violy" Reyes
Ruru Madrid as Elias P. Guerrero / Black Rider^[28]
Empoy Marquez as Oscar "Oka" Santos^[28]
Herlene Budol as Marikit "Pretty" Calaguas^[28]
Alex Medina as Empoy
Rodjun Cruz as Gabby Cifra
Joyce Anne Burton as Lara Cecilio
Mika Salamanca as Emerald Añonuevo
Pepita Curtis as Kimmy Chika
Anjay Anson as Tinoy
Divina Valencia as May
Eva Darren as Juanita "Juaning" Banaag / Juanita "Nita" Francisco
Gladys Reyes as real Morgana Go / Nushi G.^[29]
Mark Herras as Gilbert^[29]
Tart Carlos as Olga
Jess Martinez as Diwata 'Diwa' Tibayan
Caprice Cayetano as Apple Francisco
Madeleine Nicolas as Apo Binig-an
MJ Lastimosa as Claire Bermudez^[30]
Ji Soo as Kim Young^[31]
Kenji San Pablo as William "Willy"
Gilleth Sandico as Roda
Andrew Gan as Richie

Casting

In June 2022, the cast of the series was announced.^[32] In April 2024, actors Ruru Madrid, Empoy Marquez and actress Herlene Budol made an appearance as Elias Guerrero, Oka Santos and Pretty Calaguas respectively, who all originated from the Philippine television action drama series Black Rider.^[28]

Production

Principal photography commenced in July 2022.^[33]

Ratings

According to AGB Nielsen Philippines' Nationwide Urban Television Audience Measurement People in Television Homes, the pilot episode of Abot-Kamay na Pangarap earned a 6.3% rating.^[34] The final episode scored a 9.6% rating.^[35] The series had its highest rating on July 29, 2023, with a 13.9% rating.^[36]

Accolades

Accolades received by *Abot-Kamay na Pangarap*
Year	Award	Category	Nominee(s)	Result	Ref.
2023	Platinum Stallion National Media Awards	Television Drama of the Year	Abot-Kamay na Pangarap	Won	^[37]
	12th Northwest Samar State University Students' Choice Awards for Radio and Television	Best Actress in Daytime Series	Jillian Ward	Won	^[38]
		Best Daytime Drama Series	Abot-Kamay na Pangarap	Won
		Best Supporting Actor in Daytime Series	Richard Yap	Won
		Best Supporting Actress in Daytime Series	Carmina Villarroel	Won
	45th Catholic Mass Media Awards	Best Drama Series/Program	Abot-Kamay na Pangarap	Special citation	^[39]
2024	52nd Box Office Entertainment Awards	Daytime TV Drama Actor of the Year	Richard Yap	Won	^[40]
		Daytime TV Drama Actress of the Year	Jillian Ward	Won
		TV Supporting Actress of the Year	Pinky Amador	Won
	5th VP Choice Awards	TV Series of the Year (Afternoon)	Abot-Kamay na Pangarap	Won	^[41]
		TV Actor of the Year (Afternoon)	Ken Chan	Nominated	^[42]
		TV Actress of the Year (Afternoon)	Jillian Ward	Nominated
		TV Supporting Actress of the Year	Kazel Kinouchi	Nominated

Legacy

In September 2023, actress Jillian Ward appeared in the 2023 Philippine television crime drama series Royal Blood in a guest role, portraying the same character she played in Abot-Kamay na Pangarap.^[43] In October 2023, actor Richard Yap appeared in the 2023 Philippine television drama series Magandang Dilag in a cameo role.^[44] In April 2024, Ward appeared in the Philippine television action drama series Black Rider.^[45]

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