Kenneth Tsang

Veteran actor Kenneth Tsang died in a quarantine hotel on Wednesday after returning from a trip to Singapore, RTHK has learnt. He was 87. Sources said...

He arrived on the Hollywood scene in 1998 with a role in The Replacement Killers, and was also a supporting actor in the James Bond film Die Another Day in 2002. He played supporting roles next to Chow Yun-fat in popular films in the 1980s, such as A Better Tomorrow and its sequel, and also The Killer. Tsang became an actor in the 1950s and played leading roles in many local films in the 1960s.

The 87-year-old had acted in Singapore television series such as The Teochew Family and The Unbeatables II. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

The cause of his death is not known. He later apologised for his remarks. Reports do not say why he was in Singapore.

Veteran Hong Kong actor Kenneth Tsang was pronounced dead on Wednesday (27 April) after the 86-year-old was found unconscious at a quarantine hotel in the ...

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Kenneth Tsang, a stalwart of the "Golden Age" of Cantonese cinema, was found dead in a Hong Kong hotel room on Wednesday while undergoing mandatory ...

Airlines are only flying a handful of routes to Hong Kong compared to before the pandemic and carriers that bring in more than five coronavirus cases face a five-day ban on that route under current rules. Last week Hong Kong lifted a ban on non-residents flying to the city that had been in place for two years. He was also one of the few Hong Kong stars of that era to cross into Hollywood with supporting roles, mostly villains, in movies like The Replacement Killers, Die Another Day -- a James Bond film -- Anna and The King and Memoirs of A Geisha.

The veteran leading man appeared in dozens of Hong Kong films, as well as Hollywood hits like 'Rush Hour 2' and 'Die Another Day.'

The actor was quarantining at a hotel in Hong Kong’s Tsim Sha Tsui district after returning from a trip to Singapore, according to the South China Morning Post, which cited a local government source. Tsang’s screen career began when he was just a teenager, with appearances in The Feud (1955) and Who Isn’t Romantic? (1956). By the 1960s, he was a regular leading man, starring in a variety of detective films and classic kung fu movies. Veteran Hong Kong actor Kenneth Tsang, whose screen career spanned over 50 years, was found dead Wednesday at a hotel in Hong Kong where he was undergoing the city’s mandatory travel quarantine for COVID-19. He was 86.

HONG KONG — Kenneth Tsang, a stalwart of the "Golden Age" of Cantonese cinema, was found dead in a Hong Kong hotel room on Wednesday (April 27) while ...

HONG KONG — Kenneth Tsang, a stalwart of the "Golden Age" of Cantonese cinema, was found dead in a Hong Kong hotel room on Wednesday (April 27) while undergoing mandatory quarantine after returning from overseas, local media reported. Advertisement HONG KONG — Kenneth Tsang, a stalwart of the "Golden Age" of Cantonese cinema, was found dead in a Hong Kong hotel room on Wednesday (April 27) while undergoing mandatory quarantine after returning from overseas, local media reported.

Veteran Hong Kong actor Kenneth Tsang was pronounced dead on Wednesday (27 April) after the 86-year-old was found unconscious at a quarantine hotel in the ...

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Known for his five-decade career in the Hong Kong film industry, Tsang is best known to western audiences through his roles in Hollywood films such as The ...

A cause of death has not been disclosed. Start your Independent Premium subscription today. Known for his five-decade career in the Hong Kong film industry, Tsang is best known to western audiences through his roles in Hollywood films such as The Replacement Killers, Rush Hour 2, and the 2002 James Bond outing Die Another Day.

Veteran Hong Kong actor and martial arts performer has died at 86, having been found in a hotel room.

It was a joy and honor to watch him work and bring the many characters he played to life. He is reported to have appearedin 25 film in 1969. He is best known for supporting roles in 1960s kung fu movies.