Ng Kwok Man

Biography

Ng Kwok Man, stage name Ng Shek, was born on January 19, 1934, and passed away on November 20, 2008. He was originally from Shunde County, Guangdong Province. His father was Wu Gongshun and his mother was Li Yin. In 1970, he married Chan Bik-er and had two sons, Wu Zhongqi and Wu Weiliu. After the war, he settled in Hong Kong and studied Chinese language and History at Hong Kong College. He then joined the "Nanguo Film Training Course" established by Shaw Brothers to study film. He worked at numerous film companies including Ling Guang Film Company, Taoyuan Film Enterprise Company, Xie Li Film (H.K.) Co., Huang Zhengli Film Company, Bao Shu Film (H.K.) Limited, Shaw Brothers Limited, Cinema City, Golden Harvest (H.K.) Co. Ltd., New Generation (Hong Kong), Tian Hong Film Production Company, and Golden Princess Film Production Ltd. He participated in the production of over eighty films, directed "Life and Legend of Bruce Lee" and "The Smart Guys," and also worked as screenwriter and assistant director on films such as "Dark Rendezvous," "The Fighting Dragon," and "Blind Fist of Bruce." He also made a cameo appearance in the film "Prison on Fire" playing the role of Uncle Kau.