Artists from all eras pay tribute to the last 'Bujang Lapok' star, Aziz Sattar


Malaysia's movie industry was hit today by the passing of entertainer Aziz Sattar, as actors and directors from different eras paid their respects to the eternal Bujang Lapok star.

The death of actor and comedian Datuk Abdul Aziz Sattar, 89, hit the entertainment industry hard early Tuesday morning. Actors, directors and other celebrities who grew up with the 1950s and '60s screen legend – who became a movie star with the now-classic black-and-white Bujang Lapok comedy series alongside P Ramlee – were devastated when they heard the news that Aziz Sattar had died of a heart attack at around 2am on May 6.

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