Luo Junzuo (羅君左Elton Loo)

Luo Junzuo (羅君左Elton Loo) was born in a poor family on July 12, 1959. His parents died early due to illness, and his only relative was his elder brother, but he also passed away in a car accident. In 1980, 21-year-old Luo Junzuo joined the radio drama crew of Radio Television Hong Kong. Later, he was appreciated by Zeng Lizhen, then TVB TV producer, with "Smoke Outside Xiaoyun Light", and was invited to switch to TVB to perform comedy. In the early days, he was well-known for playing the role of "Chen Bin" in the series "Hong Kong 81" to "Hong Kong 86", and has since been nicknamed "Bin Tsai". In TVB Luo Junzuo is still mainly based on voice. He has dubbed Mo Shaocong, Lu Fang, and Lin Zhiying, and he can even play female voices in reverse. And he performed an imitation show in the variety show "Happy Tonight", in which the imitation of "Fat Sister" Shen Dianxia could almost be real, and even fat Sister herself was greatly admired. He also played Xu Xiaofeng very well. Although Luo Junzuo plays more supporting roles in the series, his roles are diverse. Among them, the most impressive one is "Bao Bu different" played in "Tian Long Ba Bu", whose lines make people laugh. In 1990, he wrote the play "Heart Window", which won the annual excellent script award of Malaysian HVD TV station. In 2000, Luo Junzuo played the role of Fat Mom in "Entertainment Against Stars" and was nominated for "My Favorite Character of the Year". From 1983 to 2003, Luo Junzuo participated in nearly 20 film performances. In September 2009, Luo Junzuo was forced to undergo amputation of his right calf due to bacterial infection and diabetes, which could not heal the wound. Luo Junzuo is a former friend of the famous singer Anita Mui. The two met in in 1981 and have a deep friendship. Luo Junzuo also met the person he liked in 2005, but he refused to love because he was afraid of hurting the other. Luo Junzuo passed away peacefully due to heart failure at 6:38 pm on November 13, 2010, at the age of 51.