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简介

Lok Kung (1918 - 26 June 1999), originally named Lok Nai Lam, was a Hong Kong film and television actor. He was born in Hong Kong and was of Hakka descent from Huaxian, Guangdong. Before entering acting, he worked in education as a teacher at the Tung Wah Group of Hospitals Yao Tat Chi Memorial Primary School located on Hei Po Street in Mong Kok. He began his film career in 1953 with "The Wandering Hero Dog," playing the villain Si Yeh Yeh. He took on diverse roles including bandits, commoners, wealthy men, lawyers, detectives, doctors, chairmen, and immortals. He appeared in approximately 425 films throughout his career, spanning the eras of black-and-white films, color films, and television. His final film was "The Youth Station" in 1985. He retired due to illness and passed away on 26 June 1999 at Queen Elizabeth Hospital. He married Ms. Cheng Sum Ching in 1968 in Hong Kong. Among his notable relatives are his nephew Lok Ying Kwan (actor) and another nephew Lok Ying Gon (senior barrister).