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Waise Lee Chi-Hung is a Hong Kong actor born on December 19, 1959. Lee is known for appearing in Hong Kong action films, often in villainous roles. In 1986, Lee appeared in A Better Tomorrow as Shing. The film is recognized for its action sequences and dramatic tension, and Lee’s portrayal contributed to its style.
In 1988, Lee appeared in The Big Heat as John Wong Wai-Pong. The film is part of the crime genre, where Lee’s performance aligned with the film’s themes of conflict and resolution. In 1990, Lee took on two roles: in Bullet in the Head as Paul / Sau Ming and in A Chinese Ghost Story II as Swordsman Hu. Both films blend action with fantasy elements, and Lee’s presence in these roles reflects his versatility within genre cinema.
In 1991, Lee appeared in Center Stage as Li Min-Wei…
