魏平澳

出生1929年11月1日

简介

Paul Ngai Ping Ngo was an actor from the Republic of China, born on 1 November 1929 and passed away on 3 December 1989 in British Hong Kong at the age of 60. He graduated from the Nanjing Drama Academy and moved to Taiwan in 1949, joining the Central Motion Picture Corporation to begin his acting career, with his debut film being "Ali Shan Feng Yun." He participated in numerous Taiwanese and Hong Kong films, excelling in portraying minor comedic characters and clowns, and also appeared in Bruce Lee films as eccentric villainous roles. In addition to acting, he wrote articles for newspapers and magazines such as "Hwa Pao," "Chung Hua Jih Pao," "Lien Ho Pao," "Silver World," and "Today's Cinema," and published books including "Three Female Tigers" and "Looking Through the Crack of a Door." In his later career, he joined Asia Television and continued his supporting actor roles in TV series. He also released comedy singing records that were widely popular. He had two marriages, first to Ji Cui Ling, and in 1966 he remarried singer Cai Shu Ping.

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