Lee Chen-kwok

Summary

Lee Chen-kwok is a film character^[1]. He worked as a warrior^[2].

Key Facts

• Lee Chen-kwok held citizenship in Hong Kong^[3].
• Lee Chen-kwok worked as a warrior^[2].
• Lee Chen-kwok is the creator of Ng See-yuen^[4].
• Lee Chen-kwok is the creator of Bruce Lee^[5].
• Lee Chen-kwok is recorded as male^[6].
• Lee Chen-kwok's instance of is recorded as film character^[7].
• Lee Chen-kwok's instance of is recorded as fictional human^[8].
• Lee Chen-kwok's performer is recorded as Kim Tai-chung^[9].
• Lee Chen-kwok's publication date is recorded as +1981-00-00T00:00:00Z^[10].
• Lee Chen-kwok's family name is recorded as Lee^[11].
• Lee Chen-kwok's present in work is recorded as Game of Death II^[12].
• Lee Chen-kwok's name is recorded as Lee Chen-kwok^[13].
• Lee Chen-kwok's name is recorded as 李振國^[14].
• Lee Chen-kwok's sibling is recorded as Lee Chen-chiang^[15].
• Lee Chen-kwok's sibling is recorded as Sister^[16].
• Lee Chen-kwok's modified version of is recorded as Kid^[17].

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Career and Affiliations

Lee Chen-kwok's professions included warrior^[2].

Works and Contributions

Created works include Ng See-yuen^[4], a film director^[18], b. 1944^[19], of People's Republic of China^[20], awarded the Bronze Bauhinia Star^[21] and Bruce Lee^[5], a film director^[22], 1940–1973^[23], of British Hong Kong^[24], awarded the California Hall of Fame^[25], specialised in actor^[26].

FAQs

What did Lee Chen-kwok do for work?

Lee Chen-kwok worked as warrior^[2].