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

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Entertainment
Sunday, 23 Oct 2022
9:00 PM MYT

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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