Quezon (2025)
A historical drama focusing on Manuel L. Quezon years after the Philippine Revolution during the American occupation. When his fight for independence from the United States is put to the test, Quezon finds himself playing the brutal game of politics to outmaneuver his rivals — including Leonard Wood, Sergio Osmeña, and Joven Hernando. In Quezon’s relentless quest for power, he ultimately faces off with Emilio Aguinaldo in the 1935 presidential elections, using charm and favoritism as both weapons and currency, in a campaign that ultimately changes the face of Philippine politics and history.
Director:
Jerrold Tarog
Writers:
Jerrold Tarog, Rody Vera.
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Jericho Rosales as Manuel L. Quezon |
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Benjamin Alves as Young Manuel L. Quezon |
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Mon Confiado as Emilio Aguinaldo |
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Iain Glen as Governor-General Leonard Wood |
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Arron Villaflor as Young Joven Hernando |
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Cris Villanueva as Joven Hernando |
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Romnick Sarmenta as Sergio Osmeña |
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Karylle as Aurora Quezon |
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JC Santos as Manuel Roxas |
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Jake Macapagal as Manuel Nieto |
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Bodjie Pascua as Raymundo Melliza |
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Angeli Bayani as Maria Agoncillo |
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Jojit Lorenzo as Miguel Laureano |
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Joross Gamboa as Eduardo Rusca |
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Therese Malvar as Nadia Hernando |
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Ana Abad Santos as Carmen Hernando |
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Ketchup Eusebio as Pedro Janolino |
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Nico Locco as Sgt. Johnson |
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Carlon Matobato as Miong's Aide |
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Rhianna Santos as Nini Quezon |
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Aya Fernandez as Young Ana Ricardo |
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Patrick Armstrong as Frank Murphy |
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Bullet Dumas as Cabesang Doro |
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Chris Perris as Woodrow Wilson |
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Lawrence A. Roxas as Journalist 1 |
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Adrienne Vergara as Nurse |
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Siglo Pecho as Doctor |
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Jeremy Domingo as Tonio Delas Alas |
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Nor Domingo as Ramon Fernandez |
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Jess Mendoza as Mayor's Aide |
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Jerome Dawis as Young Manuel Roxas |
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VJ Mendoza as Journalist 2 |
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Jeff Cantuba as Mocker |
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Pau Benitez as Beauty Queen |
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Tanjo Villoso as Sword fight enemy |
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Daniel Palisa as Caricature |
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Marc Felix as Farmer |
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Jerry O'Hara as Lawyer |
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Archie Adamos as Gregorio Aglipay |
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Rody Vera as Politician |
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Jon Achaval as Politician |
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Bob Jbeili as Tomas Oppus |
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Noelle Polack as Esperanza Osmena |
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Vic Robinson III as Young Osmena |
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Sue Prado as Ana Ricardo |
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Jal Galang as Interpreter |
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DMs Boongaling as Farmer |
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Red Nuestra as Lower House Official |
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Xiao Chua as Clapping member of the House |
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Iken Ramirez as Ray Conley |
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Vic Romano as |
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Peewee O'Hara as |
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Carlos Siguion-Reyna as Poker Player |
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Dennis Marasigan as Poker Player |
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Brandon Covtez as |
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Ron Capinding as |
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Angelo Teves as |
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Jesus Ganindo as |
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Raffy Tejada as |
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Jun Nayra as |
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Kirsten Ariana as |
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Martini Vlenderi as |
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Sharmaine Suarez as |
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Susan Yap as |
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Joseph Felix Assa as |
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Iza Calzado as Wife |
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Pong Ignacio as Photographer |
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Fernando Ortigas as Guest |
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TJ Trinidad as Manuel L. Quezon (cameo) |
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Red Nuestro as Lower House Official |
| Directing | Jerrold Tarog | Director |
| Production | Daphne Chiu | Producer |
| Production | Fernando Ortigas | Executive Producer |
| Production | E.A. Rocha | Executive Producer |
| Production | Daphne Chiu | Executive Producer |
| Production | Jericho Rosales | Co-Executive Producer |
| Production | Margie M. Navarro | Associate Producer |
| Production | Rody Vera | Associate Producer |
| Writing | Jerrold Tarog | Screenplay |
| Writing | Rody Vera | Screenplay |
| Camera | Pong Ignacio | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Jerrold Tarog | Editor |
| Sound | Jerrold Tarog | Music |
| Art | Monica Sebial | Production Design |
| Sound | Immanuel Verona | Sound |
| Sound | Fatima Nerikka P. Salim | Sound |
| Costume & Make-Up | Remton Siega Zuasola | Prosthetics |
