Don Johnson and Nora Aunor in "Lollipops and Roses" (1971)

Here are Nora Aunor, Victor "Cocoy" Laurel, and Don Johnson in the Filipino motion picture "Lollipops and Roses" (Premiere Productions Inc., 1971).
Nora Aunor plays Nora, a young Filipina girl who comes to America to attend college; Cocoy Laurel plays Victor, a young Fil-Am who falls in Love with Nora; and Don Johnson plays Frankie, Victor's best friend and rival for Nora's affections.
Also in the scene is Ruben Rustia as Mr. Enriquez.
Nora Aunor, or "Ate Guy" (big sister Guy) as she's known to her fans, was one of the Philippines biggest dramatic stars until she went into semi-retirement and now lives in Los Angeles.
Cocoy Laurel was a big teen idol in the Philippines in the 1970s and is the son of the late former Philippine Vice-President Salvador Laurel and the Uncle of popular Philippine teen star Denise Laurel. Cocoy spends most of his time nowadays doing musical theater, most notably playing the engineer in the London production of "Miss Saigon".
Don Johnson, a struggling young Hollywood actor in 1971, would later shoot to worldwide superstardom playing Detective Sonny Crocket on the groundbreaking hit TV show "Miami Vice" for which he won the Golden Globe best actor award in 1985. In the 90s, he was in another hit TV show called "Nash Bridges" where he played a San Francisco police inspector, which ran for about seven seasons. Today, after the cancellation of his latest television series "Just Legal", Don spends most of his time raising a family with his new wife, San Francisco socialite and school teacher Kelly Phlegler.