Dolphy
Dolphy, also known as the 'King of Comedy,' was a Filipino comedian and actor widely recognized for his comedic talent in various mediums.
Comedian
July 25, 1928
July 10, 2012
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Rodolfo Vera Quizon Sr., popularly known as Dolphy, was a renowned Filipino comedian and actor often referred to as the “King of Comedy” in the Philippines. His extensive career covered various platforms, including stage, radio, television, and movies, showcasing his exceptional comedic talent. Among his most memorable roles was his portrayal of Coring, a gay beautician, in the classic film “Ang Tatay Kong Nanay,” directed by the late National Artist for Film, Lino Brocka. Other notable works include “James Batman,” where Dolphy played both Batman and James Bond, and his participation in the comedy-variety show “Buhay Artista.” Dolphy’s distinctive comic style endeared him to the hearts of Filipinos, making him a cherished figure in the Philippine entertainment industry.