Keith Kwan Chiu-chung (Chinese: ιζθ°, 1959 - 19 September 1995), nicknamed "Gwai Chai" (ι¬Όδ»), was a late bilingual actor from Hong Kong. He joined TVB in 1984 and became an artist under the company. He was known as a program host on the Pearl Channel and occasionally participated in TVB guest appearances in movies and TV series, hosting and showbiz, etc. Later, in the early 1990s, Kwan Chiu-chung moved to Canada until he died of cancer caused by AIDS in Vancouver, Canada on September 19, 1995...
Keith Kwan Chiu-chung (Chinese: ιζθ°, 1959 - 19 September 1995), nicknamed "Gwai Chai" (ι¬Όδ»), was a late bilingual actor from Hong Kong. He joined TVB in 1984 and became an artist under the company. He was known as a program host on the Pearl Channel and occasionally participated in TVB guest appearances in movies and TV series, hosting and showbiz, etc. Later, in the early 1990s, Kwan Chiu-chung moved to Canada until he died of cancer caused by AIDS in Vancouver, Canada on September 19, 1995. He was 36 years old.
Keith Kwan Chiu-chung (Chinese: ιζθ°, 1959 - 19 September 1995), nicknamed "Gwai Chai" (ι¬Όδ»), was a late bilingual actor from Hong Kong. He joined TVB in 1984 and became an artist under the company. He was known as a program host on the Pearl Channel and occasionally participated in TVB guest appearances in movies and TV series, hosting and showbiz, etc. Later, in the early 1990s, Kwan Chiu-chung moved to Canada until he died of cancer caused by AIDS in Vancouver, Canada on September 19, 1995. He was 36 years old.
