Malaysian-born actor Christopher Lee laments the RM2,700 bionic cat he bought for 10-year-old son was a failure


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Christopher Lee said he dotes on his son Zed, but can be a strict dad when necessary. Photo: Fann Wong/Instagram

Malaysian-born actor Christopher Lee once spent more than NT$20,000 (RM2,700) on a bionic pet cat for his 10-year-old son Zed, but the toy ended up being a white elephant.

The 53-year-old, who is married to Singaporean actress Fann Wong, said in a recent media interview in Taipei that he dotes on the boy, but can be a strict dad when necessary.

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