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Law Kwok Wai was a Hong Kong television and film actor, and a former contract artist of Television Broadcasts Limited (TVB). His ancestral origin was Zhongshan County (now Zhongshan City), Guangdong Province.
Background
Law Kwok Wai was the eldest son in his family. He grew up in his hometown Zhongshan and moved alone to Hong Kong in 1949[1]. He joined the film industry in the 1950s and entered the television industry in the mid-1970s as an actor for TVB.
On May 22, 2004, Law Kwok Wai died of lymphoma at the Hong Kong Sanatorium & Hospital, aged 70. His ashes were interred at the Happy Valley Catholic Cemetery.
His wife was Yan Hau Yee, who also worked at TVB as an actress in the 1970s.
Filmograph
Films
- The Twin Child Stars (1962)
- The Wandering Phoenix (1962)
- Dragons and Tigers Go South (Part 1, 1963)
- Coffee Girl (1963)
- Invisible Lucky Star (1964)
- Dragons and Tigers Shock the South (Part 1, 1964)
- Dragons and Tigers Shock the South (Part 2, 1964)
- Crime Net (1966)
- The One-Armed Swordsman (1967)
- Dangerous at Seventeen (1968)
- Games Gamblers Play (1974)
- House of 13 (1975)
- Startling the World (1975)
- Reincarnated (1976)
- The Pool Girl (1976)
- Lu Xiaofeng and Ximen Chuixue (1979)
- Wearing the Wrong Shoes on the Wrong Road (1979)
- Covering the Sky with One Hand (1980)
- My Darling Prince (1981)
- The Scorpion (1981)
- Deadly Love (1981)
- The Reincarnated Man (1981)
- House of 72 Tenants (1982)
- Shocking Moment (1983)
- Cheating on the Side (1983)
- Mischievous Little Immortal (1985)
- The Spiritual World (1987)
- Fortune Stars (1989)
- City on Fire (1989)
- Breaking Out of the Cocoon (1991)
- The Banquet (1992)
- Chicken Becomes Phoenix (1994)
References
- ↑ Law Kwok Wai Saved by Believing in Jesus Metropolitan Weekly