Long Fang龙方

Long Fang龙方, formerly known as Li Jianmin, was born in Hong Kong on February 25, 1954. Hong Kong actor. In 1971, he set foot in the entertainment circle as an extra in the martial arts film "Shuangxia"; in 1979, he starred in the of China Kung Fu film "Shanghai Beach Tycoon", which was the first time Long Fang starred in a film; in 1980, he starred in the Qingzhuang Kung Fu film "Yongzheng and Nian Gengyao"; in 1981, after filming "Dangerous Man" and "He Fang Sheng". The roles played by Long Fang are generally intellectual traitors, and they are all high-status suits and ties. In the impression of the audience, all the roles played by Long Fang are villains. In fact, in 1980, Long Fang starred in the Kung Fu film "Yongzheng and Nian Gengyao" with Xu Shaoqiang and Quan Yongwen. Gengyao". The protagonist played in "Shanghai Beach Tycoon" in 1997, but in the end he became a villain. In 1989, he was nominated for Best New Actor at the 9th Hong Kong Film Awards for his participation in the action film "Supreme Supreme"; he was familiar with playing the villain "Gao Yi" in the movie "God of Gamblers"; in 1991, Participated in the biographical film "The Legend of Five Billion Inspector Lei Luo"; in 1993, starred in the action-adventure film "Decisive Battle of Tianmen"; in 1994, produced and participated in the comedy film "A Family of Traitors"; Action film "Dark Flower"; in 1999, participated in the action film "Dragon on the Edge"; in 2000, after participating in the action film "Life and Death Fist Speed", he retired and started doing business in the mainland. On November 14, 2008, Long Fang died in a hospital in Xi'an City at the age of 54 due to ineffective treatment for advanced lung cancer.