HK actor Ti Lung, 79, praised for enduring intense heat on set despite looking tired


Hong Kong actor Ti Lung began filming his new project on June 22. Photos: China Press

Hong Kong actor Ti Lung is earning praise from netizens after he was spotted braving the scorching weather during a filming session.

In footage shared by passersby online, the 79-year-old was seen dressed casually in a plaid shirt and shorts, with a towel draped around his neck to help him cope with the sweltering conditions.

While waiting for filming to begin, Ti Lung sat quietly by the roadside.

Observers noted that he looked somewhat fatigued and wore a slightly dazed expression, prompting concern among fans about his well-being.

Some also worried that the martial arts star could be at risk of heatstroke after spending long hours outdoors under the blazing sun.

Others, however, were quick to point out that the actor seemed to be in remarkably good condition for his age, noting that he maintained a good posture.

Many also praised his professionalism and dedication, commending him for continuing to work hard and remain active in the entertainment industry after nearly six decades.

According to reports, Ti Lung will be playing an elderly villager struggling with age-related illnesses in his upcoming movie.

His last screen appearance was in the 2023 film Lonely Eighteen, according to online entertainment database IMDb.

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