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Luis Lim (Traditional Chinese: 林泳錕, also credited as Louis Lim) is a Singapore thespian and actor. | Luis Lim (Traditional Chinese: 林泳錕, also credited as Louis Lim, Lin Yong Kun) is a Singapore thespian and actor. | ||
==Career== | ==Career== | ||
Lim is primarily involved in theatre work as a director. | Lim is primarily involved in theatre work as a director. He has represented Singapore in ASEAN theatre exchange programmes with Thailand. | ||
He is also known for playing minor roles as thugs in local Chinese television. Lim was managed by JTeam in the 1990s and played the role of a Sergeant in the sketch series ''Liang Ximei'', in the variety show ''[[Comedy Nite]]''. This role inspired Neo's ''[[Ah Boys to Men]]'' duology. | He is also known for playing minor roles, mostly as thugs, in local Chinese television. Lim was managed by JTeam in the 1990s and played the role of a Sergeant in the sketch series ''Liang Ximei'', in the variety show ''[[Comedy Nite]]''. This role inspired Neo's ''[[Ah Boys to Men]]'' duology. | ||
Lim has also acted on the silver screen. His first known role was in [[Hitman in the City]], where he played a henchman. He has also collaborated with Simon Yam and Kathy Chow Hoi-mei in the film ''Chu Mu Jing Xin''. | Lim has also acted on the silver screen. His first known role was in [[Hitman in the City]], where he played a henchman. He has also collaborated with Simon Yam and Kathy Chow Hoi-mei in the film ''Chu Mu Jing Xin''. | ||
Revision as of 16:04, 28 May 2013
Luis Lim (Traditional Chinese: 林泳錕, also credited as Louis Lim, Lin Yong Kun) is a Singapore thespian and actor.
Career
Lim is primarily involved in theatre work as a director. He has represented Singapore in ASEAN theatre exchange programmes with Thailand.
He is also known for playing minor roles, mostly as thugs, in local Chinese television. Lim was managed by JTeam in the 1990s and played the role of a Sergeant in the sketch series Liang Ximei, in the variety show Comedy Nite. This role inspired Neo's Ah Boys to Men duology.
Lim has also acted on the silver screen. His first known role was in Hitman in the City, where he played a henchman. He has also collaborated with Simon Yam and Kathy Chow Hoi-mei in the film Chu Mu Jing Xin.
Filmography
Actor
- Comedy Nite (1997)
- Hitman in the City (1998)
- Portrait of Home (2005)
- Truth Be Told (2007)
- The Golden Path (2008)
- Unriddle 2 (2012)
- C.L.I.F. 2 (2013)
Director
- Love on Stage (2007)
- Hua Mulan the Musical (2008)