SPEEd mourns loss of Philippine movie icon Jaclyn Jose
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- "Ms. Jose was not only a beloved and versatile actress, but also a true Philippine Movie Icon, as recognized in the 6th edition of The Eddys last year."

The Society of Philippine Entertainment Editors (SPEEd), led by its President Salve Asis, mourned the demise of award-winning actress Jaclyn Jose, who passed away on March 2.
The full statement:
"The Society of Philippine Entertainment Editors (SPEEd) expresses its deepest condolences on the passing of the irreplaceable Jaclyn Jose, a pillar of the Philippine movie industry.
"Ms. Jose was not only a beloved and versatile actress, but also a true Philippine Movie Icon, as recognized in the 6th edition of The Eddys last year.

"Her illustrious career spanned both film and television, captivating audiences with her "The Jaclyn Jose style of acting," characterized by its effortless grace, nuanced emotional portrayals, and powerful delivery.
"From her early works to her landmark role in Brillante Mendoza's "Ma' Rosa" (2016), which made her the first Filipino to achieve the prestigious Best Actress award at the Cannes Film Festival, Ms. Jose consistently pushed boundaries and delivered unforgettable performances.
"Beyond her numerous accolades, Ms. Jose's contributions significantly enriched the landscape of Philippine cinema. Her ability to portray complex characters with depth and her unwavering commitment to taking on diverse roles serve as an inspiration for generations of actors and filmmakers.
"SPEEd deeply mourns her loss, acknowledging the profound impact she has left on the industry and the hearts of countless viewers. May her legacy continue to inspire and guide the future of Philippine cinema and its talented individuals."