Creator of the kung fu movie genre died at the age of 106
In Hong Kong, at the age of 106, the legendary media mogul Ran Ran Shou passed away. This was reported by The Hollywood Reporter. Shaw was the founder and co-owner of the Shaw Organization, an entertainment empire that unites movie theater chains, movie studios and the TVB channel. The Shaw Company owned the world's largest library of Chinese movies and was engaged in the popularization of Asian movies, in particular action movies with the participation of martial artists. It is noteworthy that it was with participation in TVB projects that Bruce Lee's career began, but later the actor signed a contract with the rival studio Golden Harvest. The renowned Chinese stars Maggie Chun, Chou Yun owe their fame to the Show company. -Fat, Andy Lau and others. The Chinese tycoon has also invested in famous Hollywood movies, such as the fantasy action movie Blade Runner. Ran Ran Shaw until the end of his days was engaged in charity, donating tens of millions of dollars to scientific, educational and medical projects. The Topic of Article: Creator of the kung fu movie genre died at the age of 106. |
