Iza Calzado, parang nanay ang turing kay Jaclyn Jose
- Iza Calzado paid tribute to the late Jaclyn Jose on Instagram following the legendary actress's death on March 2 at the age of 60 due to a heart attack
- The actress fondly reminisced about her first encounter with Jaclyn on the set of a GMA shoot in the early 2000s
- Behind the camera, Iza saw Jaclyn as her mentor and mother, as the veteran actress treated her as a daughter
- She expressed gratitude for Jaclyn's mentorship and warmth during their collaborations
- Finally, Iza wished she had hugged Jaclyn tighter during their final meeting, expressing her deep love, respect, and appreciation for the iconic actress
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Actress Iza Calzado took to Instagram to express her deep sorrow over the passing of legendary actress Jaclyn Jose, who died on March 2 at the age of 60 due to a heart attack.
In a heartfelt tribute, Iza shared cherished memories of her interactions with Jaclyn, recalling their first encounter on the set of a GMA shoot in 2002 or 2003.
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Iza fondly remembered Jaclyn's role as her mother in "Te Amo, Maging Sino Ka Man," highlighting her mentorship and warmth on and off camera.
Behind the camera, Iza saw Jaclyn as her mentor and mother, as the veteran actress treated her as a daughter. Reflecting on their shared love for tequila and rockstars, Iza emphasized Jaclyn's genuine nature and unwavering support, both professionally and personally.
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She recounted their last meeting at a party for actors advocating for the Eddie Garcia Bill, where Jaclyn passionately voiced her opinions and concerns. In a poignant conclusion, Iza expressed regret for not embracing Jaclyn tighter that night, conveying her deep love, respect, and appreciation for the iconic actress.
Here is her full post:
“Like everyone else, I am still in shock as I begin to write this tribute for you.
“I still remember the first time I saw you in 2002 or 2003 in GMA. There was a shoot with all of the artists and you were standing in line like everyone else. I looked at you and immediately wanted to hug you because you reminded me of my mom who I just lost in 2001. Tisay and a bit short but had an intensity and mystery about you that just gave off a “Wag mo akong subukan.” Kind of energy.
“As luck would have it, you ended up playing my mother in Te Amo, Maging Sino Ka Man. I had the opportunity to work with you a few more times, Eternity was one of them, and the last long one was my first series in ABSCBN, Kahit Puso’y Masugatan.
“You treated me like a daughter and I looked up to you as a mentor and mother. Jane Guck or Nanay Jane I would fondly call you. Our shared love for tequila and rockstars made us click. You were both generous and kind with your words of encouragement and support be it on or off cam. You were also very stern when you needed to be. That’s one of the best things about you — napakatotoo mo.
”I last saw you, briefly, at a party for actors where we came together to further understand the Eddie Garcia Bill. You passionately asked questions and, with no pretenses, expressed your personal opinion and concerns on a lot of things. I had no idea that would be the last time I would see you.
“Kung alam ko lang, I would have hugged you more that night, yung yakap na sobrang higpit para alam mo na mahal na mahal kita. I truly love, respect and appreciate you, Jane Guck.
“It has been an honor and great pleasure to know you and cross paths with you in this lifetime. Pahinga ka na. Until the next one.”
Mary Jane Santa Ana Guck, also known by her stage name Jaclyn Jose, was a Filipino cinema and TV actress who had earned international critical acclaim. Jaclyn won the Best Actress award for the film “Ma' Rosa” at the 2016 Cannes Film Festival. She was also known for her roles in the films "Private Show", "White Slavery", and "Santa Juana". Jaclyn is the mother of another famous actress, Andi Eigenmann.
As reported earlier, Jaclyn Jose, one of the country's premier veteran actresses has died at the age of 59. Her impact on the entertainment industry has left an aching pain in many netizens' hearts, who have come to love the actress. Many of them recalled two of the iconic roles of the actress, particularly in "Mula sa Puso" where she played "Magda," the mother of Claudine Barretto.
Ice Seguerra is among the celebrities who expressed sadness over Jaclyn’s sudden demise. In an emotional post, Ice expressed disbelief at the heartbreaking news and wrote a tribute to the late veteran actress. The singer also extended his condolences to the bereaved family.
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