黎雯

简介

Lai Man (original name Lai Wing-fong) was a Hong Kong film and television actress active from 1953 to 1977. She was a leading member of the Wuzhou Drama Troupe and specialized in portraying flirtatious, seductive women and seasoned socialites. She delivered notable performances in several memorable roles, including the provocative young woman in the film The Air Hostess, the snobbish shrew in the film The Coconut Moon, the wicked concubine of the western palace in the film The Bell of the Buddhist Temple, the fearsome wife and tigress in the film The Buddha's Lamp Illuminates the状元红, the female assassin in the film The Killing Flower, as well as tender mother roles. She was part of the "Twelve Golden Hairpins" (十二金釵), a sisterhood group formed with several fellow actresses including Wong Man-lei, Lai Cheuk-cheuk, Lee Sin-ping, Tsui Yi, Kam Lo, Cheng Man-ha, Lee Yuet-ching, Yung Yuk-yik, Chan Pui-mui, Ma Siu-ying, and Kao Wai-lan. Lai Man passed away on 4 April 1983 at Hong Kong Sanatorium & Hospital at the age of 63 due to cerebral thrombosis, and her Catholic funeral was held, with her body interred at St. Raphael's Catholic Cemetery in Cheung Sha Wan.