Chinese People of British Descent: Hong Kong People of British Descent, Anthony Wong Chau Sang, Charlie Charters, Karen Mok, Cecilia Cheung - Tapa blanda

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 100. Not illustrated. Chapters: Hong Kong People of British Descent, Anthony Wong Chau Sang, Charlie Charters, Karen Mok, Cecilia Cheung, David Akers-Jones, Isabella Leong, Sonija Kwok, Louise Minchin, Nancy Kwan, Matthew Marsh, Britons in Hong Kong, Carl Ng, Belinda Hamnett, Jaimes Mckee, Tim Bredbury, Dale Tempest, David Eldon, Josephine Bracken, Stephen Bradley, Peter Fitzroy Godber, Ronald James Blake, John Macdonald, Graeme Jardine. Excerpt: Anthony Wong Chau-Sang (born Anthony Perry on 2 September 1961) is a Hong Kong Film Award-winning Hong Kong actor, screenwriter and film director. Anthony Wong Chau-Sang was born to an English father and a Chinese mother. His father left his family when he was four, prompting Wong to use his mother's surname. He began his acting career when he joined ATV's training programme and enrolled into the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts. Although he spoke little English while growing up, Wong states that he tended to be considered as "a foreigner" by Hong Kong people and film professionals, because his Caucasian ethnicity was very apparent early in his career; as he grew older, however, his features became "more Chinese". Wong has been a veteran of Hong Kong films for nearly 20 years. Wong is a talented and versatile actor who has played a variety of roles, yet it is his antagonistic roles which many fans in the West will remember him best. With hits such as Hard Boiled, The Heroic Trio and its sequel, as well as his Golden Horse-winning performance in the horrific The Untold Story (in which he played a real-life serial killer who made human meat buns out of his victims) Anthony shot to stardom. Anthony Wong stated in an interview that his mixed ethnicity initially caused him to be typecast as a villain, due to racism in the Hong Kong film industry. In 1994, he made another breakthrough per...