Wu Hanrun

Wu Hanrun

Wu Hanrun（ HaingS.Ngor He is a Cambodian Chinese American doctor, actor and writer.

In Cambodia, he experienced the terrible governance of the red Cambodian regime. After the fall of the red Cambodian regime in 1979, he worked as a doctor in a Thai refugee camp. In 1980, he moved to the United States. In 1985, he won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for his performance in "slaughtering the City by war". On February 25, 1996, he was killed in Tangren street, Los Angeles.

Personal experience

Wu Hanrun was an overseas Chinese who lived in the kingdom of Cambodia and later in the reign of Khmer Rouge terror. His ancestral home is Jieyang, Guangdong Province. He is of Cambodian Chinese origin, and his official occupation is doctor. Almost all the bloody years of the Khmer Rouge rule were experienced by Wu Han himself and had profound experience. In 1979, the chaos of the Vietnamese invasion of Cambodia rescued him, and he escaped to Thailand. In 1980, Wu Hanrun was accepted by the United States as a refugee in Indochina. When David Putnam, a famous British producer, began to prepare for the film "the slaughter of war", he openly invited Cambodian refugees to participate in the performance. Wu Hanrun saw that his experience was similar to that of his character, so he went to apply. Wu Hanrun is not a professional actor. He has never played in a drama, but he plays a Cambodian journalist with his real experience of the war in Cambodia, and the performance is very successful. In 1985, he won the Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actor for the film, and then the Oscar. After winning the prize, Wu did not continue his career as an actor. Soon, he returned to the Cambodian Thai border and set up a hospital to treat Cambodian refugees. On February 25, 1996, Wu Hanrun was found dead in the shed outside his residence in Chinatown, Los Angeles, with a fatal gunshot wound on his body. The suspect was Chen Deshun, a Chinese American. He was charged with first-degree murder and robbery and was sentenced to 56 years to life imprisonment. He is still in prison. After Wu Hanrun's death, his family donated a $220000 piece of land in Phnom Penh to the Cambodian Fujian guild hall to restore a Minsheng middle school for Chinese children. Minsheng middle school officially resumed classes on August 28, 1999.

Participating works

Slaughtering the city by war (1984) heaven and earth (1993)

Grand Hotel (1983)

Deep love to the next life (1993)

Oriental vulture (1987)

Miami (1984)

August 23 artillery battle (1986)

Mafia Hunt (1994)

Frantic novelist (1991)

The Vietnam War (1990)

TheDragonGate(1994)

CBSSummerPlayhouse(1987)

ChinaBeach(1988)

Vietna mWarStory:TheLastDays (1989)

VanishingSon(1994)

InLoveandWar(1987)

Continue to Khmer (1989)

Selfless (1991)

The ultimate storm (1994)

Angels in the world (1984)

VanishingSon(1995)

Tiger gall and dragon Boxing (1994)

FortunesofWar(2003)

LastFlightOut(1990)

HitMe(1996)

Award winning record

Honor introduction

Awards for the film "slaughtering the city by war"

He was nominated for best (plot) film, best (plot) actor, best director, best adapted screenplay and best original music at the 42nd Golden Globe Awards, and finally won the best supporting actor award.

He was nominated for best actor, best visual effect, best music, best make-up and best director in the 38th Film Academy Awards of the United Kingdom, and finally won eight awards, including best film, best actor, best adapted script, best photography, best sound, best editing, best art direction and best newcomer.

The last winners are: best supporting actor and Best Photography Award of American Film Critics Association; Best Photography Award of New York Film Critics Association; Best Photography Award of Los Angeles Film Critics Association, etc.

Many of these awards are directly awarded to Wu Hanrun. It's amazing that an amateur actor who has been on the screen for the first time, an Asian or Chinese American who is not a mainstream group in the United States, and a devout Buddhist, has won so many awards in succession.

Wu Hanrun HaingS.Ngor ）Become the first actor in Southeast Asia (and the first Buddhist) to win an Oscar.

Character evaluation

The last scene that Mr. Wu Hanrun left for people on the screen was that he was invited to play the role of a Chinese medicine doctor in the emotional movie "deep love to the future" starring Nicole Kidman, an American actress. This is consistent with the real career of his life. In the movie, a group of pigeons fly by in the ancient streets of the United States. On the sickbed of Dr. he's clinic, Wu Han's traditional Chinese medicine doctor sits in front of the patient's head and massages the acupoints on the head of the hero suffering from tumor. In the dark indoor light, Wu Han's calmness and calmness are similar to his role in "the slaughter of the city by war". In this few tens of seconds, Wu Hanrun's last impression is on us.