Victor Wong

Victor Wong is an American actor notable for his distinct appearances and acting career. He is widely acknowledged for his roles in movies such as "Big Trouble in Little China", "Seven Years in Tibet" and "The Last Emperor". Born as Yee Keung Victor Wong, he was a third-generation Chinese-American born in San Francisco's Chinatown. Wong was an epitome of dedication and passion, coming from a humble background, he battled Bell's palsy to fulfill his acting aspirations. This didn't deter him, and if anything, his distinct appearance became a unique aspect of his on-screen presence.

Wong's career spanned over several decades, and he won the heart of many with his diverse roles. He ventured into Hollywood in the mid-1980s and soon established himself as a formidable character actor. Aside from movies, Wong made his mark on television as well, his portrayal of an eccentric university professor in "Tales from the Darkside" was much appreciated. Despite having a successful career in Hollywood, Wong always held strong ties with his Chinese heritage. His work in promoting the understanding and cultural exchange between East and West through his movies has been remarkable. Sadly, Wong passed away in 2001, but his contribution to the world of cinema lives on.