Malaysian-born Christopher Lee wins Best Supporting Actor at Taiwan’s Golden Bell Awards for his role in 'Danger Zone'


By AGENCY

This is his third win at the awards, regarded as Taiwan’s equivalent of the Emmy Awards. Photo: Christopher Lee/Instagram

Christopher Lee was named Best Supporting Actor in a Television Series at the 57th Golden Bell Awards in Taipei on Saturday (Oct 22) night.

He took home the award for his role as a police captain trying to solve a series of homicides in iQiyi’s crime thriller Danger Zone (2021).

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