Lam Po-chuen facts for kids
Lam Po-chuen (Chinese: 林保全, born October 10, 1951 – died January 2, 2015) was a very famous Hong Kong voice actor. He was known for giving his voice to the beloved character Doraemon for over twenty years. He also helped bring many big blockbuster movies to life by dubbing them into Cantonese.
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The Voice Behind Your Favorite Characters
Lam Po-chuen started his amazing career in 1971. A voice actor is someone who uses their voice to play characters in cartoons, movies, and TV shows. They make characters sound real, even if you never see their face!
Early Life and Career
Lam was born in Portuguese Macau. He was a Buddhist. He dedicated his life to his work, becoming one of the most recognized voices in Hong Kong.
The Iconic Voice of Doraemon
For more than two decades, Lam Po-chuen was the voice of Doraemon. Doraemon is a popular robot cat from the future. He travels back in time to help a boy named Nobita. Lam's voice made Doraemon a favorite character for many generations of kids in Hong Kong. His voice became a big part of their childhood memories.
Dubbing Big Movies
Besides Doraemon, Lam also lent his voice to many famous movies. He helped translate and dub these films into Cantonese. This allowed people in Hong Kong to enjoy international movies in their own language. His talent made him a very important part of the entertainment industry.
Lam Po-chuen's Legacy
Lam Po-chuen passed away at the age of 63. He died from health problems related to diabetes at his home in Hong Kong. He left behind a wonderful legacy of voices that will be remembered by many. His work brought joy and entertainment to millions of people.
