Lung Bo Tin

Biography

Lung Bo Tin is a former Hong Kong voice actress. She graduated in 1963 from the Kowloon Women's Welfare Association Lee Ping Memorial School. After graduating from secondary school, she joined Radio Television Hong Kong as a full-time broadcaster, voicing countless radio dramas, and also participated in the "Lung Cheung Opera Troupe" composed of RTHK broadcasters, performing Cantonese opera across Hong Kong districts, and also took part in RHK television drama productions. After several years she moved to the news department and later left RTHK in 1984 to become a full-time film voice actress, though she had already begun dubbing films in 1982. During the Hong Kong film dubbing era, she was the designated voice actress for film stars Anita Mui, Sylvia Chang, Sharla Cheung, Brigitte Lin, and Carrie Ng. She joined the RTV dubbing group in 1976, began film dubbing in 1982, and became a freelance voice actress in 1984. In the late 1980s she moved to the ATV dubging group, then emigrated to Canada in 1994 and retired, but returned to Hong Kong in 1998 to become a freelance voice actress again. She worked behind the scenes at TVB and also did dubbing for Disney films. She permanently retired in 2008. During her four years in Canada, she occasionally returned to Hong Kong to participate in dubbing some films. She is the fifth disciple of veteran voice actor Ding Yu, with fellow students being first disciple Lam Po Chuen, second disciple Tang Wing Hang, third disciple Chu Chi Chung, and fourth disciple Poon Moon Chou. Her husband is veteran TVB voice actor Chang Ping Keung. In 1994 she emigrated to Canada, later returned to Hong Kong, and in 2021 her husband retired and they settled together in Canada. She also acted in several films and television dramas.