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Hackberry almost became a ghost town again, but members of the Grigg family have lived there since
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the 1890s and continue to live there. Six generations of the Grigg family are buried in the
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Hackberry cemetery.
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In 1992, itinerant artist Bob Waldmire re-opened the Hackberry General Store as a Route 66 tourism
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information post and souvenir shop on the former Northside Grocery site.
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Waldmire sold the store to John and Kerry Pritchard in 1998 due to local disputes regarding the
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environmental and aesthetic impact of quarries, which by that time were establishing themselves in
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the area to remove local stone for use in landscaping.
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The store remains in operation with a collection of vintage cars from the heyday of U.S. Route 66
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in Arizona; in 2008, its owners donated land for a new fire hall to be built for the community.
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Education
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Most of the community is in the Hackberry School District. A portion of the community is in the
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Valentine Elementary School District.
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Images of Hackberry
Demographics
References
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Further reading
- See clipping from Newspapers.com
See also
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Bullhead City, Arizona
Fort Mohave, Arizona
Mohave Valley, Arizona
Yucca, Arizona
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Santa Claus, Arizona
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Unincorporated communities in Mohave County, Arizona
Ghost towns on U.S. Route 66
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Unincorporated communities in Arizona
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Mars Ravelo's Darna: The TV Series is an upcoming Philippine superhero television series based on
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the comic book character of the same name. Keiko Aquino serves as head writer with Chito S. Roño
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leading the directing team.
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Jane De Leon stars as Narda Custodio / Darna, with Joshua Garcia, Zaijian Jaranilla, and Janella
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Salvador also starring. The series was announced on December 4, 2020, after the cancellation of
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Star Cinema's Darna movie project in August 2020 due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic in the
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Philippines. This is considered to be the biggest project of ABS-CBN for 2022.
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The series is set to premiere on Kapamilya Channel, A2Z, TV5 and The Filipino Channel in 2022.
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Cast and characters
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Main cast
Jane De Leon as Darna / Narda Custodio
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Joshua Garcia as Brian Samonte Robles, a policeman and EMT. He is Narda's love interest.
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Zaijian Jaranilla as Ricardo "Ding" Custodio, Narda's brother and sidekick. He is good with
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technology and computer games.
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Janella Salvador as Valentina / Regina Vanguardia, a lawyer and vlogger who is cursed with venomous
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snakes for her hair and Darna’s archenemy.
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Supporting cast
Rio Locsin as Roberta Ferrer-Custodio
Paolo Gumabao as Noah Ballesteros
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Simon Ibarra as Zaldy Ballesteros
Zeppi Borromeo as Oleg Mendoza
Gerald Acao as Pacio Paras
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Tart Carlos as Ruby Carbonel
Marvin Yap as Gardo Laracruz
Yogo Singh as Jiro Romero
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L.A. Santos as Richard Miscala
Young JV as Andrei Abesamis
Joj Agpangan as Mara Fernandez
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Mark Manicad as Ali Corpuz
Richard Quan as Rex Vanguardia
Levi Ignacio as Rolando Villacruz
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Guest cast
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Iza Calzado as Leonor Custodio, a “prime warrior” from Planet Marte and the mother of Ding and
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Darna's human alter ego Narda. She is the “first Darna” who will pass on her magical stone to her
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daughter Narda.
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Production
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Development
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Erik Matti signed to direct a new Darna film in 2014, with Star Cinema and Matti's Reality
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Entertainment co-producing the project. Matti stated that the film is aimed "to revive not just the
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people who Darna but also with the people who will know Darna for the first time." Producing a
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unique storyline posed a challenge to the director, as he did not want to be accused of copying
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from other big superhero movies such as those produced by Marvel Studios. Matti envisioned the
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film, to be titled Darna, as a coming-of-age story that is serious in tone (similar to that of The
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Dark Knight Trilogy) but with gore aplenty. Angel Locsin, who played Darna in the 2005 TV series,
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agreed to reprise her role when approached by Matti. Locsin was forced out of the project following
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a back injury in October 2015, however, much to the consternation of Matti.
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A teaser trailer for Darna was shown during the 2015 Metro Manila Film Festival, whose visual
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effects were provided by Mothership VFX, the same company that worked on some of Matti's earlier
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films. According to Matti, the teaser was released ahead of the then-upcoming 2016 election as a
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ruse to make audiences think that Matti's next film was "politics-related". In addition, Matti
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uploaded a teaser photo in January 2016 of a hooded woman to Instagram. Around this time, the lead
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actress for the role of Darna had yet to be revealed.
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Sources reported that Matti had begun principal photography on the film in March 2018, starting
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with the "simpler scenes". On October 4, 2018, however, ABS-CBN released a press statement
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announcing that Matti had parted ways with the network as well as Star Cinema "due to creative
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differences", and that the studio was closing in on a new director. On October 5, 2018, Jerrold
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Tarog came on board to replace Matti. In December 2018, Tarog revealed that he had begun working on
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a new script and costume for the film, the latter he said would be "more practical".
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Tarog has said he would retain Matti's vision of making the film a coming-of-age story while also
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creating a more nuanced origin story that deviates from the previous Darna films and their source
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comic, which he felt "rushes Darna's origins". He also added that his version will eschew the
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"campy" portrayal of most Filipino superheroes in favor of telling a nuanced and introspective
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story where the actions of the superhero have consequences in the real world.
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With the postponed production of the film, ABS-CBN announced on December 4, 2020 that it will
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develop a Darna TV series titled Mars Ravelo's Darna: The TV Series set to air in 2021 to star Jane
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De Leon. It's said that the film will push through once the series is finished.
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Casting
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While Darna was still in development as a film, several actresses had auditioned to replace Locsin
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when she backed out in 2015, including Liza Soberano, KC Concepcion, Jessy Mendiola, Nadine Lustre,
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Sarah Lahbati, and Sarah Geronimo. Soberano replaced Locsin by May 2017. In April 2019, however,
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ABS-CBN released a press statement announcing that Soberano had left the project due to a finger
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bone injury she acquired during production for the network's 2018 TV series Bagani, and that the
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studio had begun casting on a new actress. On July 17, 2019, Jane De Leon was unanimously chosen
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from a pool of over 300 actresses who auditioned.
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On February 6, 2020, Leo Dominguez, Paulo Avelino's manager, confirmed that Avelino has been cast
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in the film. Tarog later confirmed Avelino's casting during a fundraiser.
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Even as the film was reconceived as a television series, De Leon was kept on board to portray the
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titular character for the series. On August 12, 2021, Iza Calzado was cast to portray the first
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Darna and Narda's mother. Other cast members were announced on October 5, 2021, which include
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Joshua Garcia as the male lead and Zaijian Jaranilla as Ding. On November 19, 2021, Janella
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Salvador was formally introduced as the one who will play the titular heroine's archnemesis,
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Valentina. On February 17, 2022, as seen on the behind the scenes photos, Paolo Gumabao joins the
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cast of Darna with an undisclosed role. On March 1, 2022, Gumabao replaced Estrada for the role of
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Noah Ballesteros.
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Filming
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Principal photography for the film began on January 19, 2020, shot at ABS-CBN Soundstage in San
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Jose del Monte, Bulacan, However, on August 21, 2020, ABS-CBN officially postponed production on
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the film due to the COVID-19 pandemic, a week after the network announced that it had "scrapped"
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the project "because of the film's big budget () and the coronavirus pandemic."
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On December 4, 2020, during the contract signing of Star Magic artists, it was announced that the
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Darna film project will become a TV series in 2021. On December 21, 2020, during the teaser for
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Darna in the "Together as One in 2021" video, De Leon said that filming will start in January 2021,
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