Argel Saycon joins thriller ‘Lip Sync Assassin’
Argel Saycon is Rudy in Lip Sync Assassin
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Star Magic actor Argel Saycon is set to captivate audiences with his latest role in Jon Galvez’s short film, Lip Sync Assassin.
Known for his impressive physique and undeniable charm, Argel will play Rudy, the right hand of a powerful crime boss who orchestrates killing missions and gives orders to Sampaguita, played by Drag Race Philippines season one winner, Precious Paula Nicole.
Precious Paula Nicole (front) and Argel Saycon (back)
In the film, Precious plays Sampaguita, a drag queen who moonlights as a hired killer to earn extra money and provide a good life for her daughter and sickly mother. Just when she thought that she could handle any contract killing mission, her new target tests how far she can go to support her loved ones.
Precious Paula Nicole is Sampaguita in Lip Sync Assassin
Lip Sync Assassin is produced by 901 Studios, the company behind the Cannes short film, Agapito.
For more updates, follow 901 Studios (@Astral88Prod) and Lip Sync Assassin (@lipsyncassassinfilm).
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