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Stephen Chow answers internet's questions on sex, his ex Jacqueline Law and longtime collaborator Ng Man-tat

If you had one opportunity to ask comedy king Stephen Chow any question, what would it be? For some, it seems they would like to know what Stephen's sex life is like, and what he thought of some of his late actor friends. In multiple Instagram Story posts yesterday (April 14), the 60-year-old filmmaker replied to questions that were shot...

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Jackie Chan pays tribute to Ng Man Tat


ACTOR Jackie Chan (
pic) praised his recently deceased colleague Ng Man Tat for his dedication to the profession, saying “there were only minor roles, no minor actors”, reported Sin Chew Daily.
“To be able to work on each acting role diligently and give your best, while at the same time present your own unique acting style, is easier said than done, ” Chan, 66, told reporters recently.
Both Chan and Ng were veterans in the Hong Kong film industry but took on roles in different genres, with Chan’s forte being martial arts films and Ng’s being comedy.
The only time the two had worked together was in the 1999 movie King of Comedy, which was directed by Stephen Chow.

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Late actor Ng Man-tat's ashes to be brought back to Malaysia, according to his wishes


Late actor Ng Man-tat’s ashes to be brought back to Malaysia, according to his wishes
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Late actor Ng Man-tat’s ashes to be brought back to Malaysia, according to his wishes
The actor's younger brother told the media that he “wanted his ashes to be placed at Malaysia so that he can accompany his wife and children”.
A close friend of the actor said Wu was diagnosed with cancer last year and had been receiving treatment in Macau. (Photo: Weibo/Wu Mengda)
09 Mar 2021 01:05PM
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09 Mar 2021 01:10PM)
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The late Hong Kong actor Wu Mengda, also known as Ng Man-tat, was cremated on Monday (Mar 8) afternoon. This was reported by TVB Entertainment News.

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Ng Man Tat's ashes may be kept in Johor


Compiled by C. ARUNO, MARTIN CARVALHO and R. ARAVINTHAN
THE ashes of veteran Hong Kong actor Ng Man Tat may be interred at a columbarium in Johor, reported China Press.
According to entertainment journalist Zhu Pi, who is one of Ng’s close friends when he was alive, the body of the actor will be cremated today but his ashes will likely not be placed in Hong Kong due to the exorbitant prices for an urn niche.
It was reported that despite its small size, the urn niche used to store the ashes of actress Yammie Lam who died in 2018 cost HK$170,000 (RM89,211).

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Ng Man-tat Dead: Hong Kong Actor Was 70 | Hollywood Reporter


Ng Man-tat in 'Oolong Courtyard: KungFu School.'
In a prolific career, Ng was best known for playing Chow's sidekick and starred in hits such as 'Shaolin Soccer' as well as modern blockbusters such as 'The Wandering Earth.'
Ng Man-tat, the Hong Kong actor best known for his comic collaborations with Stephen Chow, has died. He was 70.
The
South China Morning Post reported that Ng died surrounded by family in a Hong Kong hospital on Saturday after a battle with liver cancer.
In a prolific career, Ng, sometimes billed as Richard Ng, starred in more than 160 movies and had major roles in dozens of television shows, but it was his comic collaborations with Chow, which epitomized the mo lei tau slapstick style of Hong Kong humor, in films such

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Legendary Hong Kong actor Ng dies at 70

Legendary Hong Kong actor Ng dies at 70
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Legendary Hong Kong actor Ng Man-tat dies of cancer at 70


Posted : 2021-02-28 14:06
Actor Ng Man-tat was equally popular in mainland China. South China Morning Post
Legendary Hong Kong actor Ng Man-tat, best known for co-starring alongside "king of comedy" Stephen Chow Sing-chi in many popular films, died on Saturday afternoon of liver cancer. He was 70.
Ng's friend, Tenky Tin Kai-man, chairman of the Federation of Hong Kong Filmmakers, said the famous actor died peacefully at Tai Wai's Union Hospital at 5.16pm, accompanied by his children and wife.
"He left peacefully," Tin said at the hospital. "He died in his sleep."
Tin said earlier in the day Ng did not know his condition was so serious and had expected to recover.

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Veteran Hong Kong actor Wu Mengda dies age 70

SINGAPORE: Veteran Hong Kong actor Wu Mengda died on Saturday (Feb 27) at the age of 70. Wu, also known as Ng Man-tat, died in hospital ...

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