Posted by Lee Kam Death – Died: Veteran artisan Lee Heung Kam, known for her work on TVB shows, died in a Hong Kong establishment on Monday (January 4). She was 88 years old. Her accomplice, a dedicated and heartbroken performer who spends significant time on Tam Sin Hung’s shows, defended the story in the Hong Kong media. He discovered that the late artisan experienced difficulty swallowing food in recent days and was on a liquid eating plan.
She got ghastly at home on Monday and was rushed to the ER.
“Who could have felt that she would leave a few hours quickly,” added Tam. Reports in the media said that the artisan’s prosperity had been immediately ruined during the previous month and that by then her family members were mentally prepared for the most surprising. Brought into the world on January 13, 1932, Lee was near Shunde in the Guangdong Territory of China, with whom she spent her adolescence in Macau while her father ran a rice business there.
Lee began playing her at age 16, appearing in different performance arrangements and movies throughout the period. During the heyday of Cantonese movies, she is acclaimed with the escort and sovereign spots in period movies.
Watchers of TVB sensations can analyze her as the ruthless Abbess Miejue in New Heavenly Sword and Dragon Saber (1986), close to Tony Leung Chiu Wai and Sheren Tang. Or also, obviously, like Chow Yun Fat’s liberal mother in the fruitful reformist arrangement The Brothers (1980).
Lee (left) as the unbridled Abbess Miejue in New Heavenly Sword and Dragon Saber (1986). Photo: YOUTUBE SCREENGRAB although for her TVB shows and largely acclaimed for her shows, Lee proceeded to move to the Hong Kong television station ATV in 1990. She returned to TVB in 2006. She quickly married the show’s star Cantonese Siu Chung Kwan. With whom she had a minor. They disconnected in 1957, and her old partner and her youngest went to Canada.
Her youngest Siu Ji Wan said in September a year before her mother found a delicate memory.