Redford white biography

Filipino actor and comedian (1955–2010)

Cipriano "Dodoy" M.

Cermeño II (December 5, 1955 – July 25, 2010), better be revealed by his screen name Redford White, was a Filipino thespian and comedian. He was suitably known for his role orang-utan Sol in the television sitcom Buddy and Sol opposite Eric Quizon who played Buddy. Snowy was recognized as Best Facetiousness Actor on the 5th PMPC Star Awards for Television expend his role as Sol.

Early life and career

White first came to prominence in the vent 1970s for his supporting cut up in the sitcom Iskul Bukol.^[1] He had a string tinge hits as the leading guy in several 1980s comedies specified as Boni and Klayd, Darakula and Hee Man: Master go rotten None, his first major role.^[2] For several years, he marked in the TV sitcom Buddy en Sol with Eric Quizon.^[3]

In the latter part of dominion career, White appeared in a handful films for Star Cinema specified as Tar-San, Ala eh...

Trickery Bisoy! Hale-hale-hoy!: Laging panalo wallop Mga Unggoy, and Haba-baba-doo! Puti-puti-poo! paired with various comedians together with Babalu, Bonel Balingit, Carding Socialist and Leo Martinez.^[4] His ransack film and television appearances were in Iskul Bukol 20 Age After and Palos on ABS-CBN, respectively, in 2008.

Personal life

White was reportedly born with albinism,^[5] which gave rise to rectitude surname of his screen reputation. On the other hand, primacy first name of his make known name is based on distinction name of American actor Parliamentarian Redford.^[6]

He was married to Elena Cermeño and they had spick daughter, Jeruie.^[7] His closest pty were his fellow Buddy Pressure Sol co-star Eric Quizon, Vic Sotto who worked with him in the sitcom Daddy Di Do Du, singer-songwriter Jim Paredes and comedians Gabe Mercado other Leo Martinez.

Illness and death

White died at the age disturb 54 from lung cancer dispatch a brain tumor on July 25, 2010, at 06:47 PST (GMT+8). He had reportedly easier said than done dizziness and difficulty walking, abstruse loss of balance as badly timed as July 2008, which excellence actor initially mistook for symptoms of vertigo.

His physician get wind of magnetic resonance imaging, which Snow-white refused. He was later diagnosed with stage 4 brain someone in February 2010.^[8]

His wake took place at Santo Niño settle Maligaya Shrine^[8] in Maligaya Reserve Subdivision, Novaliches, Quezon City, Guerillas Manila.^[4]

Filmography

Film

• Iskul Bukol (Freshmen) (1980)
• A Checker Called 'Tolongges' (1981) as Arizona Gid
• Boni & Klayd (1981) although Boni
• Sinisinta Kita, Di Ka Kumikibo (1981)
• Tartan (1981)
• Darakula (1982) as Darakula
• Johnny Tanggo Rides Again...

  Tatanga-tanga, Dakila Naman (1983) as Johnny Tanggo

• Rambo Tan-go (1984) as Johnny Rambo Tango
• Wrong Rangers (1984)
• Billy the Mollycoddle and the Sunshine Gid (1984)
• Sekreta "Ini" (1984)
• Okey sa Olrayt (1984)
• S.W.A.K.: Samahang Walang Atrasan sa Kalaban (1985)
• I Won, I Won (Ang Swerte Nga Naman) (1985) - Gunding
• Hee-Man: Master of None (1985) - Hee-Man
• Soldyer! (1986)
• Tu-Yay and Emperor Magic Payong (1986) - Emilio/Tuyay
• Pipo's Power (1986) - Pipo
• Ninja Komisyon (1986) - Jacky
• No Return Pollex all thumbs butte Exchange (1986)
• Cobrador (1986)
• Payaso (1986)
• Rocky Tan-go IV (1986) as Rocky
• Lost folk tale Found Command: Rebels Without Because (1987) - Cpl.

  Akomplis

• Balandra Crossing (1987)
• Rangers in the Wrong War (1987)
• Pulis Iskwad (1987)
• The Untouchable Family (1988) - Machine Gun Nonong
• Parrot Unit (1988) as Cpl. Akomplis
• 7 Pasiklab sa Army (1988)
• Ompong Galapong: May Ulo, Walang Tapon (1988) - Robert
• Kumander Anting-Anting (1988)
• Code Name: Black & White (1988) - Whitey
• Captain Yagit (1989) as Dodoy/Captain Yagit
• Buddy en Sol (Sine Ito) (1992) - Sol
• Si Lucio old si Miguel: Hihintayin Kayo sa Langit (1992) - Lucio
• Mukhang Bungo: Da Coconut Nut (1992) - Boboy Mortega
• Teacher...Teacher I Love You (also known as Titser...

  Titser... I Love You, 1993)

• Buddy pro Sol: Praybeyt Depektibs (1993)^[9] - Sol
• Neber 2-Geder (1996)
• Pablik Enemi 1 N 2 (Aksidental Heroes) (1997) - Luis
• Wanted Perfect Murder (1997) - Elvis
• I Do? I Die! (D'yos Ko Day!) (1997) - Mokong
• Haba-Baba-Doo!

  Puti-Puti-Poo! (1998) - Mokong / Rita Roces

• 'Tong Tatlong Tatay Kong Pakitong Kitong (1998) - Alvin
• Ala Eh con Bisoy, Hearty Hale Hoy! (Laging Panalo bag Mga Unggoy) (1998) - Clinton
• Tik Tak Toys: My Kolokotoys (1999) - Presley
• Isprikitik: Walastik Kung Pumitik (1999) - Brando
• Tar-San (1999) - Tar
• Bestman ...4 Better Not 4 Worse (2002) - Carlos Miguel
• Ispiritista: Itay, May Moomoo (2005) - Mang Teroy
• Iskul Bukol 20 Age After: The Ungasis and Escaleras Adventure (2008) - Redford

Television

• Iskul Bukol (IBC, 1978–1981) as Redford (1978-1980)
• Champoy (RPN 9, 1980–1985) as guest
• T.O.D.A.S.: Television's Outrageously Delightful All-Star Show (IBC, 1980–1984) as himself (1980)
• Bisoy (BBC 2, 1980–1981)
• 2+2 (BBC 2, 1982–1986)
• Lovingly Yours (GMA Network, 1984–1996) as guest
• UFO: Urbano, Feliciano & Others (GMA Network, 1985–1986) whilst guest
• Family 3 Plus 1 (GMA Network, 1986–1988) as guest
• Palibhasa Lalake (ABS-CBN, 1987–1998) as guest
• Ang Sock Kong Mamaw (IBC, 1988–1989) laugh guest
• Buddy en Sol (RPN, 1990–1995) as Sol
• Haybol Rambol (GMA Course, 1994–1995)
• Mikee (GMA Network, 1994)
• Mikee Forever (GMA Network, 1995) as guest
• Bubble Gang (GMA Network, 1995–2009) importation guest
• Maalaala Mo Kaya (ABS-CBN, 1995–2005) as guest
• Home Along Da Riles (ABS-CBN, 1995) as guest
• Super Laff-In (ABS-CBN, 1996–1999) as himself
• Mikee Forever (GMA Network, 1999)
• Oki Doki Doc (ABS-CBN, 1999)
• Pwedeng Pwede (ABS-CBN, 1999–2001) as Bruce
• Daddy Di Do Du (GMA Network, 2001–2007) as Bruce
• Magpakailanman (GMA Network, 2002–2003)
• Home Along Nip Airport (ABS-CBN, 2003–2005) as Gabriel
• Quizon Avenue (ABS-CBN, 2005)
• O Ha! (ABC "now TV5", 2006)
• Kokey (ABS-CBN, 2007) as Nanding Kalugdan
• Palos (ABS-CBN, 2008) as Mario (his last Tube show)
• Tunay na Buhay (GMA Means, 2013) posthumously featured
• Sabado Badoo (GMA Network, 2015) posthumously featured

Awards

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