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April 28, 2022
Star known for 2002 James Bond film and detective and martial arts movies found collapsed in room
April 28, 2022
Kenneth Tsang was best known internationally for his roles in James Bond film Die Another Day, John Woo's The Killer, Rush Hour 2, and 1998's The Replacement Killers alongside Chow Yun-Fat and Mira Sorvino.
April 28, 2022
The Hong Kong actor starred in Hollywood hits such as Rush Hour 2 and Die Another Day.
April 28, 2022
Kenneth Tsang (pic), a stalwart of the “Golden Age” of Cantonese cinema, was found dead in a Hong Kong hotel room on Wednesday while undergoing mandatory quarantine after returning from overseas, local media reported
April 28, 2022
Mr. Tsang, who was known for tough-guy supporting roles and ubiquitous hair dye advertisements, was found dead while in hotel quarantine.
April 28, 2022
Veteran Hong Kong actor Kenneth Tsang was found dead on Wednesday (April 27) while undergoing quarantine alone in a Tsim Sha Tsui hotel room after flying in from Singapore. Sources confirmed the identity of the celebrated actor, a stalwart of the local entertainment scene for decades. He was 87. The actor, whose original name is Tsang Koon Yet, was undergoing...
April 28, 2022
Veteran star of Cantonese cinema Keneth Tsang dies in a hotel room in Hong Kong | Tellychakkar.com
April 28, 2022
Despite a prolific screen career that spanned 66 years, Kenneth Tsang Kong, who has died aged 87, never played the leading man. Instead, the former matinee idol is best remembered for being the handsome bad guy in an array of Hong Kong cinema classics such as Teddy Girls, one of 25 films in which he appeared in a single year,...
April 28, 2022
No cause of death was given and the 'South China Morning Post' said he had tested negative for the virus and had no underlying medical conditions 
April 28, 2022
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 quarantine after returning from overseas, local media reported.