Marvin Agustin Biography: Movies, TV Shows, Age, Net Worth, Twin Sons, Height, Wife, Business

Marvin Jay Marquez Cuyugan, known professionally as Marvin Agustin, is a Filipino actor, chef, and entrepreneur celebrated for his leading roles in romantic comedies and dramas like Noon at Ngayon… (2003) and Kutob (2005), where his portrayal of a disturbed psycho earned him Best Actor at the Metro Manila Film Festival.

Emerging from Star Magic’s Batch 1996 alongside Jolina Magdangal, he became a teen heartthrob through pairings in hits like Flames: The Movie (1997), blending charm with emotional depth.

Agustin’s multifaceted career extends to business, co-founding restaurant chains like Sumo Sam, reflecting his culinary passion honed at the International School for Culinary Arts and Hotel Management.

Profile

• Full Name: Marvin Jay Marquez Cuyugan
• Stage Name: Marvin Agustin
• Born: 29 January 1979
• Age: 46 years old
• Birthplace: Paco, Manila, Philippines
• Nationality: Filipino
• Occupation: Actor, Chef, Entrepreneur
• Height: 1.73m
• Parents: Theresa Cuyugan and Danilo Cuyugan
• Siblings: 2
• Spouse: None
• Children: Santiago Agustin, Sebastian Agustin
• Relationship: Single
• Net Worth: $5 million

Early Life and Education

Marvin Jay Marquez Cuyugan was born on January 29, 1979, in Paco, Manila, to Theresa Cuyugan and Danilo Cuyugan.

As the youngest and only son among two older sisters, he grew up in a poor family that instilled resilience and a strong work ethic.

He learned acting basics from his mother, who encouraged his early interest in performance amid modest circumstances.

Agustin attended local schools in Manila but pursued formal training later in culinary arts at the International School for Culinary Arts and Hotel Management, blending his creative passions with practical skills for his entrepreneurial ventures.

He is of Filipino ethnicity, and his religious beliefs are not publicly known.

Career

Marvin Agustin began his career in 1996 as part of ABS-CBN’s Star Magic Batch, debuting in the youth-oriented series Gimik alongside Jolina Magdangal, where their on-screen chemistry as a loveteam quickly gained traction among teen audiences.

His early work included films like Ang TV: The Movie (1996) and the hit Flames: The Movie (1997), which showcased his boy-next-door appeal in romantic tales, earning him initial fan adoration and establishing him as a rising matinee idol in Philippine entertainment.

Agustin’s recognition grew with lead roles in dramas like Sa Sandaling Kailangan Mo Ako (1998–1999) and his first major awards for portraying boxer Manny Pacquiao in a Magpakailanman episode (2004 Golden Screen TV Award) and the psycho Lemuel in Kutob (2005 Metro Manila Film Festival Best Actor).

He transitioned to GMA Network in 2005, starring in I Luv NY with Magdangal, and balanced acting with hosting on SOP Rules, while his entrepreneurial side emerged through restaurant ventures like Sumo Sam.

Marvin Agustin freelances across networks, with recent appearances in Maalaala Mo Kaya (2014) and Kambal, Karibal (2017) on GMA, alongside producing and directing shorts that reflect his matured perspective.

His restaurant empire, including John and Yoko and Café Ten Titas, thrives alongside selective acting gigs, influencing young talents through mentorship and blending showbiz charisma with business acumen in Philippine pop culture.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @marvinagustin
• Facebook Handle: Marvin Agustin Official
• Twitter Handle: Unknown

Personal Life

Marvin Agustin welcomed twin sons Santiago and Sebastian in 2005 with his then-girlfriend, model Tetet Dy, though they separated amicably, maintaining a cooperative co-parenting dynamic that prioritizes the boys’ well-being.

There are no confirmed public reports of Marvin having a spouse or other children beyond his twin sons.

Filmography

• Ang TV: The Movie (1996)
• Flames: The Movie (1997)
• Noon at Ngayon… (2003)
• Kutob (2005)
• Ang Tanging Ina (2008)
• I Luv NY (2008)
• Kambal, Karibal (2017)

Net Worth

Marvin Agustin has an estimated net worth of $5 million. His wealth stems primarily from acting roles in films like Kutob and teleseryes such as Gimik, yielding residuals and awards-season bonuses. Restaurant chains like Sumo Sam and John and Yoko generate substantial revenue through joint ventures, complemented by modeling endorsements and production credits that sustain his diversified portfolio.