Lee Hoi-chuen

Who is Lee Hoi-chuen?

Lee Hoi-chuen was a popular Cantonese opera singer and cinema actor. Lee Hoi-chuen is best known as the father of cinematic legend Bruce Lee.

Hoi-Chuen was born in China and spent about a year in San Francisco around the time Bruce Lee was born.

He was also the father of Robert Lee, the founding member and lead singer of the ‘Thunderbirds,’ a well-known rock band.

His notoriety and entertainment career had a great impact on both of his sons, transforming them into legendary and successful superstars.

Hoi-Chuen participated in almost seventy films during his thirty-year acting career.

‘Robbing the Dead,’ ‘Christams Tree,’ and ‘Hundreds of Birds Adoring a Phoenix’ are among his early films.

Near the conclusion of his career, he was signed for many films and was essentially working on five to six films at the same time.

Hoi-Chuen died in 1965, just a few days after his 64th birthday.

‘The Idiot Husband,’ ‘Black Punch 4000,’ and ‘Ong Bak 4’ are among his most recent features.

Hoi-Chuen was played by Tony Leung Ka-fai in the posthumous film ‘My Brother.’

His youngest son, Robert Lee, directed the film.

Lee Hoi-chuen- Birth, Parents, Siblings & Education

Lee Hoi-chuen was born in Shangcunzhen, Guangdong, China, on February 4, 1901.

He was raised by his father, Hou-Chen Lee, and his older brother, Fun-li Lee.

Hoi Chuen Lee started his own family and moved to Hong Kong after marrying the charming Grace Lee Ho.

Peter Jung Sum Lee, their first child, was born on October 23, 1939.

They went on a US tour with a Cantonese Opera Company the following year, which took them to San Francisco.

Grace gave birth to their second child, Bruce Jun Fan Lee, better known as Bruce Lee, while on tour in 1940.

Bruce Lee went on to become a famous martial artist actor.

When Bruce was three months old, the couple returned to Hong Kong, where he was born.

Eight years later, on December 16, 1948, Grace and Hoi-Chuen had their third son, Lee Jun-Fai.

He rose to notoriety as the main singer for ‘The Thunderbirds.’

Net Worth of Lee Hoi-chuen? Salary, Earning

Lee Hoi-chuen net worth has not been public yet.

Facts of Lee Hoi-chuen

Full Name:	Lee Hoi-chuen
Born Date:	04 Feb, 1901
Age:	122 years
Horoscope:	Aquarius
Lucky Number:	8
Lucky Stone:	Amethyst
Lucky Color:	Turquoise
Best Match for Marriage:	Aquarius, Gemini, Sagittarius
Country:	China
Marital Status:	married
Wife	Grace Ho
Birth Place	Shunde District
Kids	Agnes Lee, Bruce Lee, Peter Lee, Phoebe Lee, Robert Lee

Relationship, Married life, Boyfriend/Girlfriend

Lee Hoi-chuen  died three days after his 64th birthday on February 7, 1965.

Brandon Lee, Bruce Lee’s son, was born a week before his father died.

His remains was taken to Seattle, Washington, and burial at the ‘Lake View Cemetery’ in King County.

His son, Bruce Lee, and grandson, Brandon Lee, are also buried nearby.

His sons, Bruce and Robert Lee, were his most enduring legacy.

Both of his children made important contributions to the film and music industries.

While Robert Lee rose to prominence as a musician in Hong Kong, Bruce Lee rose to prominence as the “King of Martial Arts” in the film industry and the originator of the martial art ‘Jeet Kune Do.’

In the American biographical film “Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story,” Ric Young plays Hoi-life Chuen.

In 2010, Robert Lee produced the film ‘Bruce Lee, My Brother,’ in which Tony Leung Ka-fai portrays Hoi-Chuen.

Body Measurement- Height, Weight, Hair Color

There is no information available about Lee Hoi-chuen body measurement.

Lee Hoi-chuen- Professional Career

In his early twenties, Hoi-Chuen grew interested in theater and opera.

Because of his powerful voice and traditional vocal range, he was hired for some of the most famous opera events and became an important component of the industry.

He met Christine Marcella DeVillier and signed a management deal with her because of his ability to fill theaters and opera houses.

Then there was a gradual excursion into the realm of filmmaking and art films.

Hoi-Chuen was a natural performer who made his film debut in the Cantonese film ‘Robbing the Dead’ in 1939.

He played a supporting role in the film alongside Li Haiquan, Lin Meinei, and Zhu Puquan.

The film was directed by Feng Zhigang.

After the film, Hoi-Chuen travelled to San Francisco for opera performances at the ‘Mandarin Theatre,’ and returned after 15 months.

He had little film prospects when he returned to Hong Kong, so he worked in the theater until 1947.

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Quick facts of Lee Hoi-chuen

• Hoi-chuen was a popular Cantonese opera singer and cinema actor.
• Hoi-chuen is best known as the father of cinematic legend Bruce Lee.
• Hoi Chuen Lee started his own family and moved to Hong Kong after marrying the charming Grace Lee Ho.
• His remains was taken to Seattle, Washington, and burial at the ‘Lake View Cemetery’ in King County.
• In his early twenties, Hoi-Chuen grew interested in theater and opera.
• He played a supporting role in the film alongside Li Haiquan, Lin Meinei, and Zhu Puquan.