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Ng See-yuen was born in Shanghai, during Japanese occupation, on June 6, 1944. He and his family moved to British Hong Kong in 1961, where he attended New Method College in Kowloon . He worked as a security guard and a secondary school teacher before entering the film industry.
See-Yuen Ng. Producer: Drunken Master. A former executive at the Shaw Brothers studio, See-Yuen Ng left in the early 70's and became a director for independent film companies. In 1975, he founded Seasonal Films Corporation, a film company known today for quality films starring unknowns. The first film made from Seasonal was The Secret Rivals.
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- Producer, Writer, Director
- Shanghai, China
- See-Yuen Ng
Jul 28, 2024 · Since he began his career in the 1960s, Ng See-yuen has contributed so much to the Hong Kong film industry. Although not well known outside Hong Kong today, Ng has long been revered at home. “Ng ...
Feb 1, 2019 · Ng See-yuen, born 1944 in Shanghai[1] is a Chinese director of independent film companies in Hong Kong. He has worked in the Hong Kong film industry since 19...
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- PVV TV
Ng See-Yuen is known as an Producer, Director, Writer, Actor, Executive Producer, Screenplay, Screenstory, Co-Producer, Director of Operations, Story Consultant, Original Story, Presenter, Art Direction, and Production Director. Some of his work includes Drunken Master, The Grandmaster, No Retreat, No Surrender, Twin Dragons, Snake in the Eagle's Shadow, Once Upon a Time in China II, Once Upon ...
See-Yuen Ng. Producer: Drunken Master. A former executive at the Shaw Brothers studio, See-Yuen Ng left in the early 70's and became a director for independent film companies. In 1975, he founded Seasonal Films Corporation, a film company known today for quality films starring unknowns. The first film made from Seasonal was The Secret Rivals. In 1985, Ng was the first HK producer to ...
Dec 30, 2020 · Rare interview with Hong Kong producer NG See Yuen (Wu Siyuan), who produced some of Jackie Chan's films as well as 4 of the Once Upon a Time in China series...
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- Films Extras
