Lo Wei

Lo Wei
Lo Wei
Nacimiento 12 diciembre de 1918
Provincia de Jiangsu, República de China
Fallecimiento 20 de Enero de 1996 (77 años)
Hong Kong
Otros nombres En chino tradicional: 羅維,En chino simplificado: 罗維
Ocupación Actor y Director de Cine
Años en activo 1929-1993

Lo Wei (12 de diciembre de 1918 - 20 de enero de 1996) fue un famoso director y actor de cine de Hong Kong, conocido por impulsar las carreras, de Bruce Lee, (con las películas The Big Boss y Fist of Fury), y Jackie Chan, con la película la "Nueva Fist of Fury".

Después de la muerte de Bruce Lee, fue Lo Wei que dio a Jackie Chan su primera oportunidad de aparecer en cine, como parte de la gran ola de "Bruce-explotación"(nombre que se le dio a una oleada masiva de filmes baratos con actores de apariencia parecida a la de Bruce Lee y con temáticas parecidas a las de sus películas) que había en el momento. Tambien se dice que se había relacionado con el crimen organizado chino, las Tríadas [2].

Lo dirigió la compañía de producción "Lo Wei Motion Picture Company", una filial del prestigioso estudio Golden Harvest.

Lo Wei murió de un paro cardíaco el 20 de enero de 1996.

Filmografía

  • Brothers Five (1970)
  • The Big Boss (1971)
  • Fist of Fury (1972)
  • The Black Tavern (1972)
  • Kung Fu Girl (1973)
  • Shaolin Wooden Men (1976)
  • New Fist of Fury (1976)
  • The Killer Meteors (1976)
  • Snake & Crane Arts of Shaolin (1977)
  • To Kill with Intrigue (1977)
  • Spiritual Kung Fu (1978)
  • Dragon Fist (1979)
  • Fearless Hyena Part II (1983)

Referencias

  1. ^ http://hkmdb.com/db/people/bio.mhtml?id=1865&display_set=eng
  2. ^ allmovie ((( Fearless Hyena 2 > Overview )))

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