Shirley Wong Sa Lee

Biography

Wong Sa Lee was a prominent actress on Li Di Television (麗的電視). She graduated from the Southern Experimental Troupe of Shaw Brothers (邵氏公司南國實驗劇團) and after graduation became a Cantonese film actress at Shaw Brothers, often playing rebellious modern women. In 1974 she officially joined Li Di Television and became one of the station's most experienced leading actresses that year. In 1976 she appeared in the series "Big Sister" (大家姐) where she excelled in the role, which became her best-known and most representative work. After starring in series such as "Big Sister and the Mad Demon", "Crocodile Tears", "Dragon Saber", and "Great White Shark", she married and retired. In 1990 she returned to acting and took on many roles, such as Hua Jie in "King of the Winner", the hero's mother in "Silver Fox", and Master Wu Mei in "Hung Hei-gun". In her later years she moved to the United States and passed away in 2008 at the age of 58.