Peter Coong, a military artist and actor who played one of the three storms in A big problem in small China And Ransman in Golden child During the abundant acting profession and was active in the policy of the Actors Union and the leadership of the Film and Television Academy, he died. It was 73.
His representatives told the pluscinemaz.comthat Coong died overnight on Tuesday in his sleep, but he did not provide other details.
He was born on April 9, 1952, KWONG started his screen in the mid -seventies of the last century with guest shots on the TV series like Wonder and Black sheep swarm And in the eighties with Cagney & Lacey, BRET MAVERICK, the greatest American champion, a small house on the wilderness, the family, the A-TEAM team, Miami, 227, St. elsewhere, Matt Houston And others.
He also had small parts of the features, but perhaps his most famous role was in the middle of the nodes.
Kwong was photographed as a shower, one of the three storms, in the 1986 John Carpenter story A big problem in small China, Starring Courts Russell and Kim Catrat. In the same year he appeared on the big screen in He never died to dieStarring John Stamus and vanity, and in Eddie Murphy Golden child, Play the owner of the restaurant and Henchman Tommy Tong.
KWONG is training in training with East/West and Groundlings and other groups, working regularly in movies and TV shows in 2020s. Among the silver screen credits Presidio, cube shin, I will do anything, paper and COOTIES. His many roles for television guests included common shows like General Hospital, Jag, My Wife and My Children, Brothers Wayans, Sisters, Drake & Josh, a deadly weapon and King of the hill.
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Kwong was also a prominent military artist, working in northern Shaoline Kong Fu, Chinese Kata and weapons including swords, employees, spear and nunchraku. Dancing was another specialization – from the dance hall and fighting arts to disco and broken. Friends were also martyred with his population skills.
Along with his professional acting life for almost 50 years, Kwong was active in the Hollywood manufacturing policy. He served in the National SAG board for more than a decade and was on the National AFTRA board of directors. He also made four years in the TV Academy Governorate Council and was a member of the Sub -Executive Committee of the actors at the Academy of Animated Arts and Sciences, among other roles. Kwong nominated for the SAG-Aftra National Council and the La Local Council in 2017.
He was also active against anti -Asia stereotypes in Hollywood. In 2016, Kwong was among about twenty signers on a message to Ampas that save the jokes made at the expense of the Asians during the Academy Awards ceremony that year.
“I was there in the Academy Awards, and I was shocked by [Academy President] Sherrill Bon Issaz climbed and talked about diversity and then immediately the jokes come from Chris Rock and Sacha Baron Cohen, “Coong said the pluscinemaz.comat that time. It gives people permission not only to continue this but to escalate as well.”
It was information about survivors and an incomplete memorial service.
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