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Television and Film Director Theodore Boborol assured a netizen that directors, producers, and even advertisement agencies remember the ABS-CBN artists that remained quiet about the issue on ABS-CBN franchise renewal.
A netizen suggested, “Direk, wag na ninyo kunin yung mga talents and artists na walang kuda, tuta, enablers, at neutrals.”
[Direk, do not get those talents and artists that are silent, pets, enablers, and neutrals.]
Ay oo! Alam na naming mga director at producers ‘to. Wag kayong mag-alala! Balita ko kahit sa ad agencies, me listahan din sila. https://t.co/T0xtsLGZ4R
— Theodore Boborol (@TheodoreBoborol) July 15, 2020
Boborol then replied, “Ay oo! Alam na naming mga director at producers ‘to. Wag kayong mag-alala! Balita ko kahit sa ad agencies, me listahan din sila.”
[Yes, of course! We, directors and producers know this. Don’t worry. I heard even ad agencies have their list]
https://twitter.com/TheodoreBoborol/status/1283363085734907904
The filmmaker also blamed the government for the pain that they’ve caused the Kapamilyas.
“Ang sakit sakit nang ginawa ng pamahalaang ito. Hindi ko ‘to makakalimutan.” he said.
[This government has inflicted too much pain. I will never forget this]
Recently, as the Congress put an end to ABS-CBN’s franchise, President Rodrigo Duterte released tirades against the network. This disproves Malacañang’s claim saying that they remain ‘neutral’ on the issue.
Since ABS-CBN was shut down following a cease-and-desist order from NTC, celebrities like Angel Locsin, Kim Chiu, Anne Curtis, and Vice Ganda have been active in sharing their thoughts and campaigning for the renewal of franchise.
On July 10, the House committee on legislative franchises officially denied ABS-CBN’s application for franchise renewal. This pushed the network to close and eventually, lay-off workers by the end of August.
ABS-CBN projects and channels, like MOR FM radio station, ABS-CBN Sports, Regional Network Group will also be terminated.
