When is dolphy quizon died

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The '80s generation would remember him as John Puruntong of "John en Marsha," probably the most successful local comedy series in the history of Philippine TV. At least 8 film versions of the series were produced.

Today's generation saw him in various other roles — an actor, a family man, an endorser of products and politicians. At one point when he was being egged to run for president, he told reporters in his characteristic self-deprecating humor: "What if I win? Eric Quizon, spokesman of the Quizon family, rushed to the Makati Medical Center after he received information that his father had passed away.

Well, doon napunta ang buhay ko. Dolphy had 18 children with six women: Manny, Salud, Rodolfo Jr. As a young boy, Dolphy sold peanuts and watermelon outside a nearby theater. Dolphy also said this was the movie that made him a star. The TV comedy series about the struggles of a poor man working hard for his family while enduring the contempt of his condescending mother-in-law Dely Atay-atayan premiered in and ran for 15 successful years. It also spawned eight movies. Dolphy played the family breadwinner Kevin Kosme, who works as a messenger and janitor but dreams of working overseas.

While the Kosmes are poor, they, like the Puruntongs, are happy, maintaining a positive outlook on life. The series, which ran for 11 years from to , featured at one time or another several actors who later on would become major stars in show business, including Claudine Barretto, Rica Peralejo and Vhong Navarro.

The illness, which hinders the flow of air to the lungs, is generally permanent and may be progressive over time.

Likening COPD to cancer, Quizon said Dolphy's illness has developed into a toxic metabolic encephalopathy, which could lead to sepsis or the poisoning of the blood. Para siyang cancer pero hindi kasing grabe ng cancer. Ang ganitong klaseng sakit, five years ago sinabihan na siya na parang stage 4 ang sakit na iyon.