Hong Kong Film Award for Lifetime Achievement

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Hong Kong Film Awards Lifetime Achievement Award
Awarded forLifetime Achievement
Country Hong Kong
Presented by Hong Kong Film Awards
First awarded1983

The Hong Kong Film Award for Lifetime Achievement is a special award presented to recipients who have contributed greatly to the development of Hong Kong films. [1]

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Recipients

YearRecipientNotesRef.
1983
(2nd) 		Run Run Shaw Film producer [2]
1995
(14th) 		Man-lei Wong Actress [3] [4]
1999
(18th) 		Leonard Ho Film producer [5]
2001
(20th) 		Bak Sheut-sin Cantonese opera actress [6]
2002
(21st) 		Chang Cheh Film director [7]
2008
(27th) 		Raymond Chow Film producer [8]
2009
(28th) 		Josephine Siao Actress [9]
2010
(29th) 		Lau Kar-leung Director and actor [10]
2011
(30th) 		Terry Lai Siu-ping  [ zh ]Founder of movie production and release company [11]
2012
(31st) 		Ni Kuang Screenwriter [12]
2013
(32nd) 		Ng See-yuen Film director [13]
2014
(33rd) 		Cheung Sing-yim  [ zh ]Film director [14]
2016
(35th) 		Li Li-hua Actress [15]
2017
(36th) 		Fong Yim-Fun Actress [16]
2018
(37th) 		Chor Yuen Director, actor and screenwriter [17] [18]
2019
(38th) 		Patrick Tse Actor [19]
2022
(40th) 		Michael Hui Actor, comedian, scriptwriter and director [20]
2023
(41st) 		Bowie Woo Actor [21] [22]
2024
(42nd) 		Sammo Hung Actor, martial artist, producer, director [23] [24]

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