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[ Sharon Yeung Introduced ] [
Sharon Yeung Opinionated ] [ Filmography
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*Special thanks goes to my friend, Ching Ching.
Although we no longer keep in touch, she had a huge hand in creating
this section for one of her favorite actresses, Sharon. Thank
you so much, Ching Ching!
Sharon Yeung Introduced
 Name
: Sharon Yeung Pan Pan
Date of Birth : February 5, 1959
Height : 5 ' 5"
Debut with TVB : 1979
End with TVB : 1990, but from 1987-1989, she did not
sign a contract with TVB
Acting History : Sharon began to act in 1969 with Siu
See as a stuntsgirl at age 10. Then in the 1970s, she signed
with Gai Nai, which disbanded in 1979. From 1979 to 1990, she
made series for TVB. However, during this period, she also acted
in Taiwan. After 1990, she made series in Malaysia. Now, she
is a producer of movies.
Family : One daughter (Clair: I'm not sure who her husband
is)
Interesting Facts : Sharon knows real martial arts.
She does her own stunts, and her 2 sihings (martial arts older
brothers), who are also in acting, are Austin Wai Tin Chi and
Stephen Tung Wai.
Most Frequent Male Co-Star : Miu Kiu Wai and Felix Wong
Most Frequent Female Co-Star : Cecilia Wong and Gigi
Chiu
-Provided by Ching Ching-
Sharon Yeung Opinionated
The first time I saw Pan Pan was in "The Young Wanderer."
She was pretty much the only tragic character (don't want to
give away the story) in this light-hearted series. Although
her role wasn't a main, she left quite an impression on me as
a Japanese martial arts lady.
For some unknown reason, it took me years to recognize her
as the same person who played Yeung Hong's wife in "The
Legend of the Condor Heroes." My mother remarked that she
was a handsome woman, meaning she had memorable facial features.
With my friend Ching Ching's help, I decided to recreate some
of Pan Pan's memories. I may not be her biggest fan, but I would
certainly like to say thanks to her for her touch in the 80's
TV series. The pictures I have of her are so limited because
my magazines aren't "old" enough, but I really like
the fact that each of her pose in costume pictures defines grace
and elegance that only she has, as a real martial artist.
- What Ching Ching says about Sharon -
Despite what other people think, Sharon did receive main roles.
For Gai Nai, she received one main character role in an ancient
series. For TVB, she received various split lead roles and was
main character once in a modern series. For ATV, she was the
lead for the one series she acted for them.
Other than acting, Sharon loves to do high-risk stunts. In
the 80s, Sharon is always expected to perform a crazy stunt
for TVB's annual celebration. In the late 90s, Sharon performed
for the Tung Wah Charity Show at the age of 40 plus. In 2001,
she announced that she would not perform anymore for Tung Wah
because she was getting too old and she had to be responsible
to her daughter.
Partial Filmography
(by Ching Ching)
- 1979 - The Legend of Chor Lau Heung
- 1979 - The Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre
- 1979 - The Legend of the Heroic Knights
- 1980 - Misfits
- 1980 - Discharge Prisoner
- 1980 - Teet Lik Wai Zi Wai Siu Sai Ga
- 1980 - Women CID
- 1981 - In Love and In War
- 1981 - Master from Fat San
- 1981 - Yang War House
- 1981 - The Legend of the Wonder Lady
- 1982 - The Legend of the Unknown
- 1982 - The Understudy
- 1982 - The Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils I & II
- 1983 - The Legend of the Condor Heroes
- 1984 - The Young Wanderer
- 1984 - The Rise and Fall of the Stand-In
- 1984 - Hero Without Tears
- 1984 - Hero Without Tears II
- 1984 - The New Adventures of Chor Lau Heung
- 1985 - The Lamp Lord
- 1985 - Gary's Angel
- 1985 - The Yang's Saga
- 1986 - General Father, General Son
- 1986 - The Sword
- 1990 - Witness of Time
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