Lin Luyue

Lin Luyue （Lam Liu-Ngok） Alias: Lin Yue, born on November 25, 1920. He has participated in many films, more than 200 at least; however, there is not much personal information about him. We only know that he is a Cantonese feature film actor in Hong Kong from the 1940s to the 1960s. Lin Luyue has a rough appearance, usually and mostly Take on the role of a gangster or something. In the 1950s and 1960s, Guangyi Production Company with a strong style produced colorful suspense films. The villain played by Lin Luyue is also indispensable. Lin Luyue played Da Zhibing in a detective and suspense film "Nine Nine Nine Beach Murder" released on November 14, 1957. The film tells the story of the police and gangsters, and in the end it is the police who arrest the bad guys who murdered others. Lin Luyue played Shunfeng Er in the Cantonese feature film "Ten Brothers". Lin Luyue also played Ouyang Feng in "The Legend of the Condor Heroes". Lin Luyue's masterpieces include "Nine Nine Poisoned Swans", "Di Qing Wuhu Pingxi", "The Beggar Prince", "The Case of the Head" and so on.