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Chinese name
  
鄧碧雲 (traditional)

Name
  
Tang Pik-wan

Chinese name
  
邓碧云 (simplified)

Role
  
Television actress

Pinyin
  
Teng-Bi-Yun (Mandarin)

Birth name
  
Tang Diu Foo (鄧芍芙)


Tang Pik wan Tang Pik wan

Jyutping
  
Dang6 Bik1wan4 (Cantonese)

Born
  
September 27, 1924Guangdong, Republic of China (
1924-09-27
)

Other name(s)
  
Ma-Da (妈打)or Big Sister Pik (大碧姐)

Ancestry
  
Sanshui District, Guangdong Province

Movies
  
Who Is the Craftiest, She Shoots Straight, Fatal Vacation


Died
  
March 25, 1991 (aged 66) British Hong Kong

Years active
  
1940s to 1980s

Known for
  
Co-founding Bao Bao Film Company, Bao Hua Film Company, Kam Big Film Company

Children
  
Lui Oi Yin (Helen)

Musical career (Also known as)
  
Ma-Da (妈打) or Big Sister Pik (大碧姐)

Similar
  
Lee Heung kam, Bak Sheut sin, Bill Tung

Nationality
  
Chinese

Zodiac Sign
  
Capricorn

鄧碧雲Tang Pik Wan


Tang Bik Wan (鄧碧雲 ) (September 27, 1924 - March 25, 1991, born as Tang Siew Foo, in Sanshui, Guangdong) was a Cantonese opera and television actress.

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Early life

Tang Bik Wan was a Cantonese opera actress since she was 13, when she joined a Cantonese opera. She was a disciple of a few Cantonese opera masters and soon became the head actress for her troupe when she was 15. She was very talented and could almost play any role in the opera, hence earning her the nickname the Multi-role actress. During the civil war, she went to Guangzhou, then later to Hong Kong.

Career

Tang, after she went to Hong Kong, became a movie actress playing various roles in movies since the 1950s, winning acclaim for many of her versatile performances. She and seven great opera actresses later became sworn sisters who went by the nickname "Eight Peonies". Tang was the Blue Peony and until 1967, she has acted in more than 250 movies.

By 1968, Tang decided to go as a TV actress, performing in Rediffusion, ATV and in TVB. As age caught up with her, she became the typical actress for the role as the mother of the drama's main characters, some of her most notable roles in Television including the 1977 family soap opera A House Is Not a Home, the 1978 classic drama Chameleon and the popular 1980 drama serial The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. Tang's television career reached its peak when she played the caring and intelligent family matriarch in her late 1980s hit The Seasons (hence gaining her the nickname "Ma-Da" (Cantonese pronunciation of mother) "Ma-Da" propelled her to fame and when she continued to take movies and advertisements, she would portray the "Ma-Da" role.

Death

Tang Pik Wan, the multi-talented actress died of a liver malfunction on March 25, 1991. Her family in her name has donated to various charity organizations in Hong Kong. There is a nursery and an old folks centre named after her.

Filmography

Actress
1990
The Seasons II (TV Series) as
Ah Dut
1990
Jing zu 100 fen as
Jau Heung Heung
1990
She Shoots Straight as
Mother Huang
1990
Fatal Vacation as
Grandma
1988
Nan bei ma da as
Lee Siu-Wung
1988
Mr. Possessed as
Mrs. Li
1988
Jian ren ben se
1987
The Seasons (TV Series) as
Ah Dut
1987
Jokers Playing Games
1987
Tian ci liang yuan as
Yuk's Mother
1985
Si yan zai as
Mummy
1983
Esprit D'amour as
Chi-Ming's Mother
1981
Jok gor juk (TV Mini Series) as
Ngai Kam-faa
1981
Lau man wong dai (TV Series) as
Kam-chun's mum
1980
Ging wah cheun mung (TV Series) as
Madame Kam
1979
Mong chung yan (TV Series) as
Wai's mum
1977
Ga bin (TV Series) as
Yuan Hing-wan
1967
Fei ge die luo keng qu as
Lee Fung King
1966
Jin jiao yin geng jiao
1964
Lan du er dang lao po
1964
Ying xiong qing lei bao shan he
1963
Wan jian zhi wang
1962
Yue Fei chu shi as
Madam Ngok
1961
Two Heroes
1961
Xian he shen zhen as
Pak Wan-fei
1961
A Murder Case
1961
La che xing da yun
1960
Awaiting the Return of the Prodigal at the Pavilion, Part II
1960
Zhong xiao shuang quan bing di hua as
Golden Snake Queen
1960
The White-Snake Girl Part 2
1960
The White-Snake Girl, Part 1
1960
Mong ngai ting Seung zap
1959
Yanzi xian lai yanzi jian as
Twins (as Biyun Deng)
1959
Chen xiang shan
1958
Han xiang zi xue ye guo qing guan
1958
Huang Fei Hu fan wu guan Xu ji as
Madam Ka
1957
Ba Mei Zhuangyuan (as Tang Bik-Wan)
1957
Yan zhi ma san dou Huang Feihong as
The Unruly Girl
1957
Shi wu guan
1957
Miao shan gong zhu as
Princess Miu Sin
1957
Huang Fei Hu fan wu guan Shang ji as
Madam Ka
1957
The Hidden Dagger
1957
Wang Lao Hu qiang qin as
Wong Sau-ying
1956
Guan gong yue xia shi diao chan as
Diaochan / Due Sim
1956
Chang E ben yue
1956
Qi ren qi yu
1956
Dan jia mei gao huang di
1955
Gu er xing
1955
Da nao fen zhuang lou
1955
Saosi Nü
1954
Wan li xing shi as
Fung
1954
Huan nan fu qi
1953
Bi hai kuang seng
1950
Hua wang zhi nu
Music Department
1962
Yue Fei chu shi (vocals)
1961
Xian he shen zhen (vocals)
1960
Mong ngai ting Seung zap (vocals)
1954
Huan nan fu qi (performer)
1953
Bi hai kuang seng (vocals)
Producer
1964
Lan du er dang lao po (producer)

References

Tang Pik-wan Wikipedia