Asintado

The series follows the paths of the Ramirez siblings who live polar opposite lives after being separated at a young age. The siblings' lives are thrust into a world of politics, power and corruption that shake their core values, murder their loved ones and potentially destroy themselves.

The older sibling Katrina (Shaina Magdayao) is eager to shed her old life for the gilded world of her rich and powerful adopted parents and she shuts off the memory of her younger sister. The younger sibling, Juliana (Julia Montes) does not stop searching for her sister and embraces the loving and poor family who adopts her. Their paths cross as young adults but they do not recognize each other. They are in love with the same man, Gael Ojeda (Paulo Avelino). Their conflict becomes more dangerous than just a love triangle and sibling rivalry.

The season explores the aftermath of Gael's death – from the changes in the characters' relationships, the sacrifices for family, and the consequences of revenge.

Julia Montes portrays Juliana "Ana"/Juliana Ramirez-Del Mundo

Shaina Magdayao portrays Samantha G. Del Mundo-Guerrero/ Katrina Ramirez

Aljur Abrenica portrays Alexander "Xander" Guerrero

Paulo Avelino portrays Gael Ojeda Del Mundo.

• Julia Montes^[1][2] as Juliana "Ana" Dimasalang-Del Mundo / Juliana Ramirez
• Shaina Magdayao as Samantha "Sam" G. Del Mundo-Guerrero / Katrina Ramirez
• Aljur Abrenica^[3] as Alexander "Xander" Guerrero
• Paulo Avelino^[4] as Gael O. Del Mundo†

• Lorna Tolentino^[5] as Miranda Ojeda†
• Cherry Pie Picache^[6][7] as Celeste "Ms. C." Ramos†
• Agot Isidro^[2] as Hillary Gonzales-Del Mundo
• Nonie Buencamino^[8] as Salvador Del Mundo†
• Empress Schuck^[8] as Monalisa "Mona" Calata†
• Arron Villaflor^[8] as Ramoncito "Chito" Salazar†
• Louise delos Reyes^[9] as Yvonne Calata
• Gloria Sevilla^[10] as Purisima "Puring" Dimasalang
• Julio Diaz^[11][12] as Melchor Gonzales / Manuel De Dios†
• Ronnie Quizon as Jorge Gesmundo†
• Chokoleit† as Gaspar "Gracia" Nuevadez
• Karen Reyes^[1] as Emilita "Emmy" Gomez
• Ryle Paolo Tan^[10] as Jonathan "Tantan" Dimasalang
• Lemuel Pelayo as Diego Gesmundo
• Jean Saburit as Carlotta Candelaria
• Desiree del Valle^[13] as Natasha Ojeda-Calderon

• Christian Vasquez as Eric Salazar†
• Art Acuña as Maj. Gregorio Calata†
• Mari Kaimo as Senator Arturo Galvez†
• Giovanni Baldisseri as DMO Employer
• Teroy Guzman as Senator Martin Reynoso†
• Bing Davao as Vice President Jaime Montemayor
• Hannah Ledesma as Rowena Barrios†
• Charles Kieron as Gavin O. Calderon
• Vivoree Esclito as Charie Tamayo
• Dolly de Leon as Atty. Agnes Villonco

• Luis Alandy as Robert Ramirez†
• Tanya Garcia as Criselda Gaspar-Ramirez†
• Lito Pimentel^[13] as Vicente Dimasalang†
• Myel de Leon^[2] as young Juliana/Ana
• Jana Agoncillo^[14] as young Katrina/Samantha
• Miguel Diokno^[4] as young Gael
• Brandon Axl as young Xander
• Mariella Laurel as young Miranda
• Kazel Kinouchi as young Hillary
• Jess Mendoza as young Salvador

Angelica Panganiban was originally supposed to co-star in this project, but was forced to drop out due to scheduling conflicts. Isabelle Daza was cast at a later point, but then dropped out due to her pregnancy. She was replaced by Shaina Magdayao.^[15] JC Santos was initially part of the main cast, but was pulled by management for a different project. He was replaced by Aljur Abrenica.^[16]

According to an episode of the talk show Tonight with Boy Abunda In July 2017, Julia Montes announced that the series would begin principal photography In August 2017.^[17] On August 1, 2017, Dreamscape publicity head Eric John Salut confirmed the show started filming.^[18]

The drama was originally titled as Victims of Love. In September 2017, the title was changed to Asintado.^[13]