Hong Kong Actor Benz Hui, 76, Hospitalized in Critical Condition

Veteran Hong Kong actor Benz Hui, aged 76, has been hospitalized in critical condition in Hong Kong. The news was reported by Sing Tao Headline on October 27, 2023. Close to 20 of Hui’s fellow celebrities have visited him in the hospital, showcasing the support from the entertainment community.
Visiting Celebrities
Among those who visited Hui were prominent figures from the industry, including:
- Maria Luisa Leitao – TV Host
- Michael Miu and wife Jaime Chik – Actors
- Edwin Siu and wife Priscilla Wong – Actors
- Raymond Wong and wife Kaka Mok – Actors and Stylist
- Bosco Wong – Actor
- Dayo Wong – Actor
- Au Yeung Tsan Wah – Actor
- Mak Cheung Ching – Actor
- Jazz Boon – TVB Producer
- Lam Chi Wah – TVB Producer
These visitors represent a strong network of support for Hui, although they declined to comment when approached by the media.
Benz Hui’s Background
Benz Hui moved to Hong Kong with his family in 1958. He joined Hong Kong’s TVB’s first artiste training programme in 1972. His nickname “Benz” comes from his habit of driving a Mercedes-Benz in his early career. Hui is known for several iconic roles, notably as Foon Hei Gor in the TVB’s Line Walker series from 2014 to 2020.
Personal Life
In terms of personal life, Hui married Angeli Lung in 1992 after meeting her at a gathering. They welcomed their daughter, Charmaine, in 1997. Charmaine is now 28 and recently married Shane Sim, who works in banking. The couple celebrated their wedding with ceremonies in Hong Kong in December 2023 and Singapore in January 2024.
Health Concerns
Health concerns arose for Hui earlier in June 2023 when he was seen struggling for breath while walking on flat terrain. His last public appearance occurred during the Mid-Autumn Festival on October 6, 2023, where he appeared in high spirits while dining with friends, as shared by his daughter on Instagram Stories.
Conclusion
The entertainment industry is rallying behind Benz Hui during this challenging time in his health. His contributions to Hong Kong cinema and television have made him a beloved figure, and many await further updates on his condition.




