Wong Sau Nin

Biography

Wong Sau Nin was a Chinese film actor from Hong Kong, active in Hong Kong cinema from the 1930s through the early 1950s. His home was filled with birdcages and ornamental rocks. His screen debut was the film "Conscience" (Liang Xin) in November 1933, and his final film was "Night Crossing of the Mandarin Duck River" (Ye Du Yuan Yang Jiang) in April 1953, in which he played the role of Huang Cheng Ke. Over his twenty-year film career in Hong Kong, he appeared in approximately 267 films. He was known for portraying senile or foolish elderly characters on screen.