TBA Studios has announced that its historical biopic
film “Quezon” will premiere exclusively in Philippine theaters on
October 15, 2025.
“Quezon”
marks the much-awaited conclusion of the film studio’s cinematic
“Bayaniverse” trilogy, a series of films based on Philippine history
that includes 2015’s “Heneral Luna,” the Philippines’ highest-grossing
historical movie of all time; and 2018’s critically acclaimed “Goyo: Ang
Batang Heneral.”
Jericho
Rosales plays the title role of Philippine President Manuel L. Quezon.
Jerrold Tarog returns to the TBA Studios Bayaniverse as director.
Filming
for “Quezon,”—which is expected to follow the life of Quezon, who
became the President of the Commonwealth of the Philippines—officially
wrapped on June 10.
Reprising
their roles from “Heneral Luna” and “Goyo: Ang Batang Heneral” are
Benjamin Alves as Young Manuel L. Quezon and Mon Confiado as Emilio
Aguinaldo. Iain Glen, known for his portrayal of Jorah Mormont in the
hit American fantasy television series “Game of Thrones,” joins the cast
as Leonard Wood.
The
film also stars Arron Villaflor (who also returns to the TBA Studios
“Bayaniverse” as Joven Hernando), Cris Villanueva (who plays the adult
Joven Hernando), Romnick Sarmenta (Sergio Osmeña), Karylle (Aurora
Quezon), JC Santos (Manuel Roxas), and Jake Macapagal (Manuel Nieto).
Bodjie Pascua, Angeli Bayani, Jojit Lorenzo, Joross Gamboa, Therese
Malvar, Ana Abad Santos, Ketchup Eusebio, and Nico Locco complete the
cast.
“Quezon”
is produced by Daphne O. Chiu-Soon with the support of TBA Studios'
Chairman Emeritus Fernando Ortigas and TBA Studios’ CEO E. A. Rocha.
Jericho Rosales served as co-executive producer, with Margie Navarro-De
Guzman and Atty. Rod Vera as associate producers. Jerrold Tarog and Rody
Vera co-wrote the screenplay. Behind the camera, Tarog is joined by
Pong Ignacio (Director of Photography), Monica Sebial (Production
Design), Immanuel Verona and Fatima Salim (Sound), and The Post Office
(Visual Effects).
This film is a recipient of the CreatePHFilms incentive from the Film Development Council of the Philippines
After opening in Philippine theaters on October 15, “Quezon” will premiere internationally at a later date.
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