Evan Yang
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Evan Yang or Yi Wen (Chinese: 易文; pinyin: Yi Wen; November 26, 1920 – March 29, 1978), originally named Yang Yanqi (simplified Chinese: 杨彦岐; traditional Chinese: 楊彥岐) was a Hong Kong-Chinese director and songwriter. His father was Yang Qianli, a politician and university professor. His uncles and aunts include architect Yang Xiliu(S. J. Young), animator Cy Young, entrepreneur Yang Xiren and Yang Renlan (mother of sociologist Fei Xiaotong). Evan Yang moved to Wu County, Jiangsu in 1925. In 1936, he wrote his first script In The Era which was unaccepted. In 1937, he moved to Shanghai with family. In 1941, he graduated from St. John's University, Shanghai. He started writing film script in Hong Kong from 1948 and started using the name "Evan Yang" from 1951. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Known for
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Mambo Girl (1957)
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Iron Bones (1969)
Director
Forever Yours (1960)
Director
Corpses at Large (1960)
Director
Spring Song (1959)
Director
Happily Ever After (1960)
Director
Zombie in a Haunted House (1959)
Director
Mad About Music (1963)
Director
My Darling Sister (1959)
Director
The Magic Lamp (1964)
Director
Sun, Moon and Star: Part 1 (1961)
Director
Air Hostess (1959)
Director
Diary of Monita (1968)
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Sun, Moon and Star: Part 2 (1961)
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Our Dream Car (1959)
Director
The Crisis (1964)
Director
It's Always Spring (1962)
Director
Lady Balsam's Conquest (1955)
Director
Because of Her (1963)
Director
The Decisive Battle (1971)
Director
Ladies First (1962)
Director
The Imperial Lady (1964)
Director
Terminal Bound (1956)
Director
The Boat Girl (1968)
Director
Springtime Affairs (1968)
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The Little Girl Named Cabbage (1955)
Director
The 72 Martyrs of Canton (1954)
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Bachelors Beware (1960)
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Blood Will Tell (1955)
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Camille (1955)
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Black Tulip (1956)
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