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LEE CHONG WEI
Director : Teng Bee
Cast : Tosh Chan, Jake Eng, Mark Lee, Yeo Yann Yann, Ashley Hua, Rosyam Nor, Freddie Wong, Uriah See, Agnes Lim
Genre : Sports, drama
Run Time : 2h 5m
Opens : 15 March
Rating : PG
Celebrated Malaysian badminton player and one-time world #1 Lee Chong Wei gets his story told on the big screen in this biopic.
It is , and young Lee Chong Wei (Jake Eng) watches with rapt attention as Malaysian badminton players Razif and Jalani Sidek play in the Olympic semi-finals. Chong Wei hails from the town of Bukit Mertajam in North Malaysia. Coming from a poor family, he’s unable to afford his own racquet. Chong Wei’s mother Kim Chooi encourages Chong Wei’s desire to play badminton, while his father Ah Chai (Mark Lee) is initially adamant against it, insisting that his son focus on his studies.
Chong Wei trains under local coach Teh Peng Huat (Freddie Wong), eventually becoming a well-known badminton player in Bukit Mertajam. He is later enrolled in the Badminton Academy of Malaysia, under the tutelage of national team coach Misbun Sidek (Rosyam Nor). Pushing himself to his limits, Chong Wei overcomes various setbacks and climbs the ranks. In the meantime, he develops affections for Wong Mew Choo (Ashley Hua), a fell
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Lee Chong Wei (film)
Malayan film
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Plot
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Cast
[edit]- Tosh Chan as grownup Lee Chong Wei
- Mark Face as Revel in Ah Chai, Lee Chong Wei's father
- Yeo Yann Yann as Khor Kim Chooi, Lee Chong Wei's mother
- Rosyam Nor bring in Misbun Sidek, Lee Chong Wei'
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Last weekend for movie night with my son, we watched “Lee Chong Wei: Rise of the Legend.” The movie is about a badminton champion, Lee Chong Wei in Malaysia, and it was released earlier this year.
John has been playing badminton for a few years as a hobby, so I think this movie can have some engagement with him.
Chong Wei grew up in a low-income family of 4 siblings. Chong Wei’s father hoped his son would focus on study so he could find a good job.
However, since his childhood, Chong Wei was very interested in badminton. His family couldn’t afford to buy him a badminton racket, and he earned his first shuttlecock by helping a badminton store owner to do badminton racket threading. Since Chong Wei did not have a racket, he practiced badminton with the flat side of a cooking pan.
He started to play badminton at the age of 11, and he won lots of trophies during underground badminton matches. After his first win, his father noticed that, and he crushed Chong Wei’s first racket, which had been earned by Chong Wei after lots of threading in the badminton store.
His father refused the invitation when a professional coach reached out to them, telling him that Chong Wei had talent at badminton. However, Chong Wei was so passionate about badminton; he practiced hard at