Patrick Tse

• Native Name — 謝賢 • Birth Name — Tse Ka-yuk (謝家鈺) • Born — 13 August 1936 • Birthplace — Guangzhou, Guangdong, China • Died — 16 July 2026 • Place of death — Hong Kong Sanatorium & Hospital, Happy Valley, Hong Kong • Other Names — * Tse Yin • Fourth Brother • Occupation — * Actor • producer • director • Years Active — 1952–2026 • Partner — Coco Ma (2005–2017) • Children — * Nicholas Tse • Jennifer Tse

Patrick Tse began his acting career in the 1950s and remained active for the next 40 years. He was a versatile and popular actor, usually playing the leading male roles. Tse worked briefly as writer, director and producer in the 1970s: • If Tomorrow Comes (1973) as producer/director • Madness of Love (1972) as director • One Year's Fantasy (1974) as writer/director • Love in Cubicle (1974) as writer/director • Farewell Dearest (1974) as director • The Splendid Love in Winter (1974) as writer/director • Love in Hawaii (1976) as producer/director • Confused Love (1977) as director He stopped acting in the 1990s after immigrating to Canada, but returned to acting in 1999. In 2022, Tse won his first ever Best Actor award from the Hong Kong Film Critics Society for the movie Time.

In 1974, Tse married Chen Chen, a Beijing-born Taiwanese actress, but they divorced in 1978. Tse's second wife was Deborah Lee, a Hong Kong actress. They had two children, Hong Kong actor-singer Nicholas Tse and actress and model Jennifer Tse. Tse and his family lived in Vancouver after his retirement from acting, but they have since returned to Hong Kong. In 1996, Tse divorced Lee. In 2005, Tse began a relationship with Coco Ma, a Shanghai native who was 49 years his junior. Tse and Ma broke up in late 2017 and he had his son gave her HKD20 million as a settlement for the split, although both of them still remained as close friends. Tse died from pneumonia at the Hong Kong Sanatorium & Hospital in Happy Valley on 16 July 2026, at the age of 89.

• Year — English Title — Role — Notes — Ref. Reference • 1979 — Over the Rainbow — To Yat-tin • 1980 — The Bund II — Tik Wan-chi • The Shell Game — Law Sei Hoi • 1981 — The Shell Game II — Law Sei Hoi • 1982 — Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils — Duen Ching-sun • 1983 — The Legend of the Condor Heroes: The Iron-Blooded Loyalists — Yeung Tit-sum • The Legend of the Condor Heroes: Eastern Heretic and Western Venom — Yeung Tit-sum • The Legend of the Condor Heroes: The Duel on Mount Hua — Yeung Tit-sum • 1985 — The Flying Fox of Snowy Mountain — Miu Yan-fung • 1986 — Heir to the Throne Is... — Cheung Leung • The Legend of Wong Tai Sin — Prince Lung • 2005 — Central Affairs

His recorded languages were Yue Chinese, English, Standard Chinese and Cantonese. His recorded confession was Buddhism. He married Chen Chen and Deborah Lee. 2 children are recorded: Nicholas Tse and Jennifer Tse.