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Veteran actor-comedian Rodolfo “Dolphy” Quizon passed away Tuesday evening, a few days before he celebrates his 84th birthday on July 25, his common-law-wife Zsa Zsa Padilla has confirmed to ABS-CBN.

TV anchor Karen Davila also confirmed the report in a Tweet quoting Padilla Tuesday night.
Dolphy was taken to the Makati Medical Center last June 9 due to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and has been confined since then at the intensive care unit.
Dolphy was a talent of ABS-CBN for years before he moved to TV5. - inquirer.net

rip mang pidol.....salamat sa hagakhak ug katawa.

Thanks sa mga mga  komedya, katawa...

Rest in peace, Dolphy...

"Madaling tumakbo, pero paano kung manalo?" (dolphy's famous words when politicians, hoping for a free ride on his popularity, courted him to run for public office)


Several years ago, the great comedian Dolphy Quizon was asked why he has never run for public office. His answer made him greater in my eyes: “What if I win?” The answer is simply brilliant because Dolphy knew that politics is not about winning elections; it is about running government. The real comedy that not even a comedian can teach us is this: we don’t know the difference. We think the winning candidate makes for a winning public official. Or maybe we’ve become too jaded and don’t care anymore. http://angperegrino.com/tag/dolphy/

dunay prinsipyo...ug wa nagpatonto sa iyang kasikat.

a lot of people really admire actors and actresses who never take advantage of their fame by giving in to the lust for political power.

Quote from: islander on July 11, 2012, 10:02:32 AM
"Madaling tumakbo, pero paano kung manalo?" (dolphy's famous words when politicians, hoping for a free ride on his popularity, courted him to run for public office)


Several years ago, the great comedian Dolphy Quizon was asked why he has never run for public office. His answer made him greater in my eyes: “What if I win?” The answer is simply brilliant because Dolphy knew that politics is not about winning elections; it is about running government. The real comedy that not even a comedian can teach us is this: we don’t know the difference. We think the winning candidate makes for a winning public official. Or maybe we’ve become too jaded and don’t care anymore. http://angperegrino.com/tag/dolphy/

As it happens, many elected officials turn out to be comedians--in the pejorative sense of the term.

happy reading....

http://www.fhm.com.ph/incoming/fhm-feature/article/13589/page/1

He was a good actor! I used to watch the movies he used to be in with babalu ....

Quote from: bugsay on July 11, 2012, 01:05:13 PM
happy reading....

http://www.fhm.com.ph/incoming/fhm-feature/article/13589/page/1

lingaw reading gyod tuod.  salamat.  my favorite:

72. He wouldn’t mind a National Artist Award or a “National Arthritis Award”. Either one is fine.