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Raymond Wong (Chinese name: Wong Yin-Wah) is a film composer who has been working on Hong Kong productions since the early 1990’s. Wong is best known for his work on films by Johnnie To and Stephen Chow, and has recieved nominations for two Hong Kong Film Awards.
He has also had a few small roles in Hong Kong movies, such as Tsui Hark’s “The Blade”, as well as doing the lighting on several pictures.
He has also had a few small roles in Hong Kong movies, such as Tsui Hark’s “The Blade”, as well as doing the lighting on several pictures.
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Monkeyarctic wrote:
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JDAckers wrote:
This is stupid, how is Japanese still a major tag? Come on people, tag him as Chinese at least!
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svenge wrote:
hahaha @ japanese tag
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Mesua wrote:
oh my god why is he tagged japanese?
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JDAckers wrote:
haha, Wong is a Chinese name. Shaolin Kung Fu is a Chinese martial art :P So there is no possible way he could be Japanese as he is a Chinese guy making Chinese movies! So which retards tagged him as Japanese -_-
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thenomad415 wrote:
Japanese... wow fucking subhuman retards... Wong is a Chinese name
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2015 wrote:
oh no,how can you say japanese? whats wrong with you?
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takeshikitano wrote:
japanese? nice
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kamilla81 and josejack40 added Raymond Wong to their libraries. May 2009
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pedmarfe created the Spanish wiki page for Raymond Wong. November 2008
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iwil tagged Raymond Wong with instrumental and chinese. September 2008
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Mesua tagged Raymond Wong with ‘he is not japanese you morons’. September 2008
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