Chow Yun Fatt vows to give it all away


Generous heart: Hong Kong superstar Chow leads a frugal life and is often seen taking public transports and lining up for tickets to watch his own movies.

HONG KONG: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon star Chow Yun Fatt may be a heavyweight from the golden era of Hong Kong cinema but the famously frugal actor has vowed to donate his vast wealth to charity after he dies.

Also known to western audiences for films such as the Oscar-winning Pirates of the Caribbean and gangster classic A Better Tomorrow, Chow has endeared himself to fans in recent years with a modest lifestyle.

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