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Birthday: November 28, 1907 (118)
Place of Birth: Shanghai, China
Biography
Wu Yonggang was born in Shanghai in 1907, but was considered a native of his ancestral home Wu County, Jiangsu in Chinese convention. Wu Yonggang was one of the major leftist film directors of pre-Communist China. For the early part of his career, Wu was a set designer with Dazhonghua Baihe, before transferring to the Shaw Brothers' Tianyi Film Company. He was eventually noticed by Shi Dongshan at the newly formed Lianhua Film Company. His first film from the director's chair, 1934's The Goddess (under contract with Lianhua), earned both him and the film's star, Ruan Lingyu, rave reviews.
Known For
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Dong Biwu: A Veteran Revolutionary (1981)Age: 74Director
Evening Rain (1980)Age: 73Director
Third Sister Liu (1979)Age: 72Director
The Jade Hairpin (1962)Age: 55Director
The Old Man and the Fairy (1956)Age: 49Director
Hasen and Jiamila (1955)Age: 48Director
A Remote Village (1950)Age: 43Director
Home (1941)Age: 34Director
Yue Fei, A National Hero (1940)Age: 33Director
Chinese Princess Snow White (1940)Age: 33Director
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