Shaw also helped co-found dominant Hong Kong broadcaster TVB, which is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year, he still serves as executive chairman. He is also a noted philanthropist, donating large amounts of his wealth to education and charities. The Shaw Prize, billed as Asia's answer to the Nobel Prize was started by him.
Sir Run Run Shaw Turns 100
發佈時間: 2007-10-04 6:59PM 作者: Etchy 來源: alivenotdead.com
The founder of Shaw Brothers studio, Sir Run Run Shaw celebrates his 100th Birthday today. He was a young man of only 23 when the company started, but it has been instrumental throughout the history of Hong Kong film, including producing such legendary films as the 'Five Deadly Venoms' and 'One Armed Swordsman'.
Shaw also helped co-found dominant Hong Kong broadcaster TVB, which is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year, he still serves as executive chairman. He is also a noted philanthropist, donating large amounts of his wealth to education and charities. The Shaw Prize, billed as Asia's answer to the Nobel Prize was started by him.
Shaw also helped co-found dominant Hong Kong broadcaster TVB, which is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year, he still serves as executive chairman. He is also a noted philanthropist, donating large amounts of his wealth to education and charities. The Shaw Prize, billed as Asia's answer to the Nobel Prize was started by him.
