According to Hong Kong media reports on February 1, Hong Kong veteran actor Lin Cong died of a heart attack on the evening of January 31 at the age of 76. As an active supporting role in the golden age of Hong Kong film and television, Lin Cong began to participate in film and television dramas in the 1980s, and his participation in countless works includes classic Hong Kong dramas and Hong Kong films such as "Chivalrous Travel", "I Am Kind", "Hero's True Colors", "Blood Double Males", "Jianghu Love", "Blood Street" and other classic Hong Kong dramas and Hong Kong films, and has cooperated with Leung Chao-wei and Chow Yun-fat for many times.
Lin Cong and Zhou Runfa played against each other in "Jianghu Love".
Born in Macau, Lin Cong grew up in Hong Kong and settled in Zhanjiang in his later years. Tian Qiwen, former assistant of Zhou Xingchi, said in an interview with Hong Kong media that Lin Cong has played a villain role all his life, but he is privately a predecessor who promotes future generations: "Very suddenly, very sad, yesterday (31st) at ten o'clock in the evening, I worked with him, I admired his acting skills, he followed the rules of our descendants, and he was approachable before he died." After Lin Cong's death, Tang Zhenye and Jiang Haowen mourned their predecessors on the Internet.
It is reported that Lin Cong's works before his death were as many as a hundred, during which he also worked as a director, and in his later years he was also active in the mainland, and in recent years he has also held training courses, not only training performances, but also teaching makeup, photography and other content. In the first two years, he also went to Inner Mongolia to shoot for new films and screen actors, when he had a white beard and a strong spirit.
Lin Cong in his later years.
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Source: Beijing News