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Actor Rolly Quizon, son of Dolphy, dies
Actor Rolly Quizon, son of Dolphy, dies
ABS-CBN News
Published Mar 15, 2018 05:46 PM PHT
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Updated Mar 15, 2018 08:44 PM PHT

Former actor Rolly Quizon, son of the late comedy icon Dolphy, has passed away, a family member confirmed Thursday.
Former actor Rolly Quizon, son of the late comedy icon Dolphy, has passed away, a family member confirmed Thursday.
Music veteran Zsa Zsa Padilla, the partner of Dolphy of two decades until his death in 2012, confirmed the passing of Rolly on Twitter, simply saying, "RIP."
Music veteran Zsa Zsa Padilla, the partner of Dolphy of two decades until his death in 2012, confirmed the passing of Rolly on Twitter, simply saying, "RIP."
R.I.P. Rolly Quizon
— zsa zsa padilla (@zsazsapadilla) March 15, 2018
R.I.P. Rolly Quizon
— zsa zsa padilla (@zsazsapadilla) March 15, 2018
Quizon had reportedly slipped into a coma after a stroke March 9, according to PEP.ph, and had been confined at Capitol Medical Center in Quezon City.
Quizon had reportedly slipped into a coma after a stroke March 9, according to PEP.ph, and had been confined at Capitol Medical Center in Quezon City.
Quizon was one of Dolphy's children -- 18 in total from different relationships -- who followed in the footsteps of the film icon. Notably, he was part of the long-running sitcom "John En Marsha" with his father, and starred opposite Vilma Santos in "Burlesk Queen."
Quizon was one of Dolphy's children -- 18 in total from different relationships -- who followed in the footsteps of the film icon. Notably, he was part of the long-running sitcom "John En Marsha" with his father, and starred opposite Vilma Santos in "Burlesk Queen."
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The passing of Rolly comes only a week after the death of another son of Dolphy, Dino, who similarly joined showbiz for a time.
The passing of Rolly comes only a week after the death of another son of Dolphy, Dino, who similarly joined showbiz for a time.
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