Veteran Actor Manuel “Jun” Urbano Jr. Passes Away
In a sad turn of events, Manuel “Jun” Urbano Jr., a well-known veteran actor and the irreverent social critic “Mr. Shooli,” has breathed his last. The news of his demise was confirmed by his son, Banots Urbano, through a heartfelt Facebook post on Saturday.
Manuel Urbano Jr., fondly remembered for his iconic role as “Mr. Shooli,” brought joy and laughter to countless fans throughout his illustrious career in the entertainment industry. His unique style of social criticism earned him a special place in the hearts of many Filipinos.
The news of his passing has left the nation in mourning, as fans and colleagues alike remember his contributions to Philippine cinema and television. Urbano Jr.’s portrayal of “Mr. Shooli” resonated with audiences, and he became a beloved figure known for his wit, humor, and sharp social commentary.
His son, Banots Urbano, expressed his grief and gratitude for the outpouring of support from fans and friends in his Facebook post. The post served as an opportunity for fans to share their memories of Urbano Jr. and express their condolences to the grieving family.
As news of Urbano Jr.’s passing spreads, fans and fellow actors have taken to social media to pay tribute to his legacy. The hashtag #RIPMrShooli has been trending on Twitter, with users sharing their favorite moments and quotes from his performances.
The loss of Urbano Jr. is not only felt within the entertainment industry but also by the larger Filipino community. His impact as “Mr. Shooli” extended beyond the screen, as he fearlessly addressed social issues and brought awareness to important topics through his craft.
Manuel Urbano Jr.’s contributions to Philippine entertainment will forever be cherished, and his memory will live on through the laughter and inspiration he brought to his audience.
To read more about Manuel Urbano Jr.’s life and career, visit the official GMA Integrated News website.
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Source : @gmanews
Veteran actor Manuel “Jun” Urbano Jr., popularly known as the irreverent social critic “Mr. Shooli,” has died.
His death was confirmed by his son, Banots Urbano, in a Facebook post on Saturday.
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— GMA Integrated News (@gmanews) December 2, 2023