Epy Quizon, emosyonal sa pagbalik sa isang espesyal na lugar na puno ng alaala

• Epy Quizon visited Dolphy Theater, describing it as possibly his final visit
• He thanked ABS-CBN for honoring his late father, Dolphy, in a meaningful way
• The theater holds special significance as the site of Dolphy’s final tribute
• ABS-CBN reportedly plans to demolish the theater after selling the property to Ayala Land

Actor Epy Quizon recently returned to the Dolphy Theater inside the ABS-CBN compound, reflecting on what he described as potentially his last visit. In a heartfelt social media post, Quizon expressed gratitude toward the network for celebrating the life and legacy of his late father, comedy icon Dolphy.

"I visited the Dolphy Theater recently, knowing it may be the last time before it’s gone," he wrote.

"My heartfelt thanks to ABS-CBN for honoring my father in such a meaningful way. The memories will stay with me and my family forever."

The Dolphy Theater has been more than just a performance space; it played a key role in marking significant moments for both ABS-CBN and the Quizon family. It was here that the network held a final tribute to Dolphy before he was laid to rest at Heritage Park in Taguig. For many fans, the theater has been a symbol of the comedian’s enduring influence on Philippine entertainment.

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Reports last year indicated that the iconic venue is set to be demolished after ABS-CBN sold a large portion of its Quezon City property to Ayala Land, Inc. The sale marks a shift in the network’s physical footprint, though the memory of Dolphy’s contributions remains deeply cherished.

Fans and colleagues alike have expressed appreciation for the network’s efforts to honor Dolphy while preserving his legacy in such a meaningful setting. Quizon’s visit serves as a poignant reminder of the personal and cultural significance the Dolphy Theater holds.

As the property transitions to new ownership, Epy Quizon’s reflection underscores a mixture of nostalgia and gratitude, cementing Dolphy’s enduring impact on his family, fans, and the Philippine entertainment industry.

Epy Quizon, also known as Jeffrey Smith Quizon, is a Filipino actor who rose to fame for his role as the antagonist Jepoy in Lastikman. The son of the late comedy icon Dolphy, Epy has recently gained attention for launching his peace advocacy campaign, "MagkaisaPH." As part of the campaign, he released a theme song titled Lukso ng Dugo, performed by Filipino music stars Gary Valenciano, Gloc-9, and Kyla. Epy also revealed that a politician once offered P30 million to use the song for a political campaign.

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In separate news, actor Epy Quizon achieved a long-awaited milestone by completing his college degree thirty years after pausing his studies. He shared an emotional Instagram post celebrating his graduation from De La Salle University, dedicating the accomplishment to his late father, Dolphy, and his family. Epy described earning his diploma as fulfilling a promise to himself and proving that it is never too late to achieve one’s dreams, inspiring fans who cheered his achievement.

Meanwhile, Claudine Barretto penned a heartfelt tribute to Dolphy while updating fans on the cast of the Home Along Da Riles reunion movie. She also shared her personal struggle with anorexia, confirming that she is seeking professional help for her recovery. Barretto expressed pride in Boy 2 Quizon for successfully directing and producing the reunion film. Fans were touched by her honesty and vulnerability, sending prayers for her health while eagerly anticipating the Cosme family’s return to the big screen.

Source: KAMI.com.gh