Lee Siu-wa

Lee Siu-wah is a Hong Kong television director and drama producer active from the late 1970s into the 2000s. Joining RTV in the mid-1970s as an assistant director, he was promoted to director in 1978 and worked on Chameleon, its sequel, Floating Life and the long 1980 epic Fatherland, as well as The Legendary Fok. He became a producer in 1981 and went on to oversee many dramas, becoming a mainstay of station drama production. In 1983 he directed his first feature, Crazy Blood (Taiwan title The Third Eye). Moving to TVB in 1989, he produced the 1990 drama Blood of Good and Evil and the early-1990s supernatural anthology Tales from Beyond, and in 1991 directed and edited Dead Target. He also produced for the Wing Shing video company in 1992, oversaw The Book and the Sword in 1994 and 《海瑞鬥嚴嵩》in 1999, and made the 2000 series 《中華大丈夫》. From 1994 he also produced and directed dramas on the mainland. Working across RTV, ATV and TVB, his credits span contemporary, martial-arts and historical subjects.