Chinese actors who deceased in 2004
Here are 1 famous actors from China died in 2004:
Wong Jim
Wong Jim (March 16, 1941 Panyu District-November 24, 2004 Hong Kong) a.k.a. 黃霑, 黄沾, James Wong Jim, James Wong, wong4 zim1, 黃湛森, Jim Wong, Wong4 Jaam3 Sam1, Uncle Jim, huang2 zhan1, Wong Jum-sum or Wong Jim was a Chinese actor, film score composer, lyricist, film director, screenwriter, presenter and journalist. His children are called Ursule Wong, Wong Yue Hon and Wong Yue Man.
Wong Jim was born in Panyu District, Guangdong, China and later moved to Hong Kong where he became a significant figure in the Hong Kong entertainment industry. He started his career as a journalist and then transitioned into the entertainment industry in the 1960s. Wong Jim was a prolific songwriter and wrote numerous popular Cantonese and Mandarin songs for various artists. Some of his notable works include "Rose, Rose, I Love You" and "The Bund". Wong Jim also composed music scores for various films, including John Woo's "A Better Tomorrow".
In addition to his music career, Wong Jim also directed several movies, including "Don't Fool Me" and "The Bride with White Hair II". He also had a successful career as a screenwriter and wrote for various TV shows and movies. Wong Jim was known for his wit, humor and social activism. He was an influential figure and his work continues to be celebrated in Hong Kong's entertainment industry. Wong Jim passed away in 2004 due to lung cancer at the age of 63.
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