Hong Kong’s experienced actor, 81-year-old Kenneth Tsang, also known for his James Bond cinema, died in the hotel where he was quarantined from the corona virus. Here are all the details…
In the blockbuster James Bond movie, who won the Best Suitable Supporting Actor Award at the 34th Hong Kong Cinema Awards in 2015 81-year-old experienced actor Kenneth Tsang, who appeared before the audience, died in the hotel where he was kept in Covid-19 quarantine. Tsang was placed in mandatory quarantine at the Kowloon Hotel after returning from Singapore to his hometown of Hong Kong on Monday, April 25.
On the other hand, the master actor James Bond has acted in Hollywood movies such as Die Another Day (2002) and Rush Hour 2 (2001).
LOSE LIFE IN THE HOTEL QUARANTINED
The master player was in quarantine for daily room inspections by the healthcare worker It was stated that there was a knock on the door, but no response was received, and it was reported that he was unconscious on the floor upon entering the room.
An unnamed source told the newspaper that Tsang died at the scene.
After the event was heard, the fans said goodbye to the player on Twitter. A user’s post, “This really hurts me. He’s an impeccable actor who’s been a big part of my life through cinema. RIP – Kenneth Tsang” did not go unnoticed.
Another user said, “Not only did their dramas/movies give us wonderful memories, but they also accompanied our growing journey at the same time… RIP, Kenneth Tsang Kong.”
