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简介

Peter Ngor is a Hong Kong film professional who works primarily as a cinematographer. He is a member of the Hong Kong Society of Cinematographers (HKSC) and was a student of one of its founders, Wong Yueh-tai. He began his cinematography career in 1979 with his first credited film work. In 1990, director Lan Nai-chai was preparing to direct "Liao Chai Yan Tan Sequel: The Wutong God" but was unable to due to recovery from illness, and Peter Ngor was recommended by director Au Ding-ping to take over the directorial role. The film premiered in 1991, topped the box office on its opening day, and went on to earn ten million dollars at the Hong Kong box office. He received four Hong Kong Film Award nominations for Best Cinematography. He also worked as a director and guest actor. Cinematographer-turned-director Andrew Lau worked as Peter Ngor's camera assistant early in his career.