Sa Dulo ng Walang Hanggan

Sa Dulo ng Walang Hanggan (transl. at the end of forever, international title: Till The End of Time) is a Philippine television drama broadcast by ABS-CBN. Starring Claudine Barretto, Carlos Agassi, and Mylene Dizon, it aired on the network's Primetime Combo-Nalo line up (later known as [Teleserye] Primetime Bida) from March 26, 2001 to February 28, 2003 replacing Saan Ka Man Naroroon and replaced by Darating ang Umaga.

The series is currently streaming on Jeepney TV's YouTube channel beginning July 5, 2025, replacing Sa Sandaling Kailangan Mo Ako in its 1:00 PM time slot.^[1]

The show varied away from Claudine Barretto’s leading men Diether Ocampo and the late Rico Yan who she starred with in her 2 previous soaps.

Sa Dulo ng Walang Hanggan opens in Bulacan in 1912, where Don Teodoro (Ronaldo Valdez), the President Municipal, announces the engagement of his eldest son, Alfonso (Bernard Palanca), to Angelina (Claudine Barretto). ^[2] The marriage is arranged under difficult circumstances: Angelina’s mother, Consuelo (Tetchie Agbayani), persuades her daughter to accept the proposal in exchange for the release of her father, Sebastian (Spanky Manikan), a bandido accused of killing an American supporter.

Unknown to many except to Minerva (Carol Banawa) and young Carmela (Shaina Magdayao), Angelina's love is reserved only for one man, Benedicto (Carlos Agassi), Alfonso’s younger brother, with whom she shared a youthful romance before Benedicto was sent away to Spain at Don Teodoro’s command. However, upon his return, Angelina and Benedicto’s feelings are rekindled, creating a conflict between familial obligation and personal devotion.

Alfonso, whose ambition and jealousy define much of his character, becomes determined to claim Angelina as his own. He takes deliberate steps to separate the couple, resorting to increasingly manipulative and destructive measures. As the situation escalates, Angelina is left to reconcile the competing demands of loyalty to her family and the persistence of her forbidden love.

The series later transitions to 2001, when Angeline (also portrayed by Barretto) celebrates her engagement to Hector (Troy Montero). As a gift, her parents, Norberto (Robert Arevalo) and Corazon (Boots Anson-Roa), present her with a rest house in Bulacan. Unknown to them, the property is the same place where Angelina, Benedicto, and Alfonso’s story once unfolded.

Angeline is revealed to be the reincarnation of Angelina, and her presence in the house reawakens echoes of the past. The link between the two timelines is understood only by Lola Carmela (Gloria Romero), who is now 97 years old—the sole living witness to the events of the past—and who possesses a locket containing the history of the ill-fated romance. Through Lola Carmela, the tale of Angelina and Benedicto resurfaces, intertwining with the present lives of Angeline and Benjie. Alongside this is the looming threat of Alfonso’s curse, raising questions about who he is in the present timeline and how his return may affect the lives of Angeline and Benjie.

The narrative centers on themes of love, betrayal, and destiny, exploring whether the unfulfilled romance of Angelina and Benedicto in the early twentieth century can find resolution through their reincarnated counterparts in the modern era.

• Claudine Barretto as Ángelina (1912) † / Angeline Montenegro-Crisostomo (Main Protagonist)
• Carlos Agassi as Benedicto (1912) † / Benjamin "Benjie" Ylagan (Protagonist) †
• Mylene Dizon as Susan Concepcion / Sarah Concepcion / Sally Perida / Sally Benipayo / Sally Concepcion / Samantha Diaz / Sister Salvacion / Solita Castro (Main Antagonist) †

• Gloria Romero as Lola Carmela "Mameng" Estocapio
• Helen Gamboa as Nelia Santos / Nelia Wilwayco
• Gretchen Barretto as Andrea Fuentes-Crisostomo / Sabrina Vanguardia †

• Tetchie Agbayani as Doña Consuelo
• Shamaine Centenera-Buencamino as Doña Veronica
• Spanky Manikan as Don Sebastian
• Karla Estrada as Sening
• Carol Banawa and Dianne dela Fuente as Minerva Soriano
• Bernard Palanca as Alfonso (Antagonist)
• John Lloyd Cruz as Emilio "Emil" Bustamante
• Shaina Magdayao as young Carmela Estocapio

• Eugene Domingo as Feliza "Simang" Soriano-Bernardo † and Old Niknik Bernardo (final episode)
• Frances Makil-Ignacio as Anita Brown and Tamara Sembrano
• Luis Alandy as Clarence Cristobal
• Gladys Reyes as Ruela Agbayani (Antagonist) †
• Robert Arevalo as Norberto Montenegro †
• Pilar Pilapil as Adora Evangelista (Antagonist)
• Boots Anson-Roa as Corazon Montenegro †
• Ronaldo Valdez as Don Teodoro (1912) and Don Miguel Crisostomo, Sr. †
• Jaime Fabregas as Menandro Soriano (Antagonist) †
• Victor Neri as Joaquin Montenegro †
• Jojit Lorenzo as Gaspar Bernardo †
• Lorena "Ena" Garcia as Niknik Bernardo
• Matet de Leon as Lucila "Lucy" Ylagan-Cristobal
• Glydel Mercado as Amelia Fuentes (Antagonist) †
• Emilio Garcia as Raul Ylagan
• Leandro Muñoz as Miguel "MJ" Crisostomo, Jr. / Miguelito (Antagonist) †
• Kaye Abad as Sophia Bustamante †
• Don Laurel as George Cruz †
• Justin Cuyugan as Dondi Leviste †
• Angela Velez as Millet Benitez
• Troy Montero as Hector Soriano †

• Serena Dalrymple as Maying
• Danilo Barrios as Ricardo "Dong" Galvez
• Gina Pareño as Lita Cristobal
• Tommy Abuel as Delfin Cristobal
• Ricky Belmonte† as Salvador "Badong" Santos †
• Vangie Labalan as Tiya Belita
• Camille Prats as Teri
• Amy Perez as Miriam Dela Rosa †
• Angelina Kanapi as Encar Ylagan / Elaine
• Angel Jacob as Krissy Concepcion
• Len Ag Santos as Catalina
• Christian Vasquez as Matthew Monteclaro
• Pinky Amador as Myrna Kamamoto
• Dennis Trillo as Jojo
• Candy Pangilinan as Gundina P. Pigil
• Dennis Roldan as Dr. Anton dela Cruz
• Nestor de Villa as Gov. Federico Bustamante †
• Alma Moreno as Mayor Socorro Bustamante †
• Susan Africa as Christina Tiongson †
• Lotlot de Leon as Pureza
• Harlene Bautista as Mirinisa
• Juan Rodrigo as Efren Wilwayco (Antagonist)
• Ciara Sotto as Barbara Wilwayco
• Georgina Sandico as Ariane

• Tess Antonio as Melba / Josie Perida
• Julio Pacheco as Young Ricardo "Dong" Galvez
• Eliza Pineda as Petra
• Vivian Foz as Teri's mother
• Anna Larrucea as Santina
• Jean Saburit as Regina
• Tom Olivar as David
• Froilan Sales as Alejandro Ortiz
• Girlie Alcantara as Mrs. Ortiz
• Apreal Tolentino as real Sarah Concepcion †
• Dido dela Paz as Rodrigo Concepcion
• Ricky Rivero as Mr. Neil Alcantara
• Martin Gonzalo as Martin
• Marco Alejandro as Marco
• Renee Salud as Mama Renee
• Roselle Nava as Herself
• Roderick Lindayag as Greg †
• Dolly de Leon as Atty. Panlilio
• Brando Legaspi as Serge †
• Marvin Ramales as Galo
• Glenda Garcia as Thelma Kamamoto
• Akira Mamoto as Mr. Kamamoto
• Nap Miranda as Thelma's mistress
• Reggie Curley as Atty. Ernest de Dios
• Adrian Albert as Miguel "Thirdy" Crisostomo III
• Nasem Saatchi as Althea Crisostomo †
• Jane Oineza as Arabella Crisostomo
• Dante Castro as Mayor Clemente
• Ronalisa Cheng as imaginary sister of Ruela Tiongson
• Clint Albert as Sophia's friend
• Olga Havran as Sophia's friend
• Debraliz as Epang
• William Martinez as Mark †
• Yayo Aguila as Esther †
• Neil Ryan Sese as Neil
• Susan Corpuz as Dra. Abad
• Alfred Vargas as Lauro Mercado
• Irma Adlawan as Mercy Flores
• Nita Grandea as Hazel / Yaya Medel
• Dan Alvaro as Lawin
• Don Umali as Tikboy
• Kakai Bautista as Palaboy
• Carmi Martin
• Ian Delfino as Jun (Restaurant staff of Nelia Santos)
• Ian Del Carmen as PAOCTF Officer
• George Lim as Mr. Chua
• Mike Lloren as NBI Agent
• Peewee O'Hara
• Chandro Concepcion
• Ricci Chan
• Gigi Locsin

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• Sa Dulo ng Walang Hanggan at IMDb