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John Lone (Chinese: 尊龍; pinyin: Zūn Lóng; born October 13, 1952, as 吳國良) is a Hong Kong-born American actor. Lone has played roles as diverse as a caveman in Iceman (1984), the last Emperor of China in The Last Emperor (1987), and an apparently female opera performer in M. Butterfly (1993).
Lone was born as Ng Kwok-leung in Hong Kong, of Chinese and English descent.[citation needed] He was raised in a Hong Kong orphanage. He began training at Hong Kong's Chiu Chiu Academy and at the Peking Opera. It was here, at the age of ten he was given the name Johnny. He later chose the name Lone to reflect the fact that he was an orphan and for its similarity to Leung, his Chinese name.
Sponsored by an American family, he left the Peking Opera troupe and emigrated to Los Angeles, California. In the United States he married fellow Santa Ana Community College student Nina Savino in 1972, gaining U.S. citizenship. (The couple finally divorced in 1979.) John also continued his performing arts studies at American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Pasadena, California. Eventually, he would move to New York City, in order to pursue a career on stage.
John Lone - Last Emperor Set
John Lone & Ryuichi Sakamoto Interview And Theme Song Live (Last Emperor)
John Lone Kanebo CM 1992-1993
M. Butterfly (1993) Official Trailer - Jeremy Irons, John Lone Movie HD
John Lone
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John Lone
【ヤフオク出品ギャラリー】 古本 JOHN LONE
The hunted 1995 Trailer - Christopher Lambert - John Lone.
Kanebo Denali 「yacht」篇 - John Lone
Iceman aka O Homem do Gelo (Timothy Hutton,John Lone) Álamo
M. butterfly parte 5
M Butterfly parte 10
Musique Film - Le Dernier Empereur 1987 ( John Lone ).avec la participation de Diamant Noir
This is the story of a lonely man named John. He wanders through the city into various acquaintances of varying levels of niceness. He sees a lot of people but sometimes they just don't want to be bothered with him. Sometimes its hard to tell the difference between hysterical laughter and hysterical crying.
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