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Fann Wong and Christopher Lee reunite on the big screen, voicing royal couple in upcoming animated film

Fann Wong and Christopher Lee reunite on the big screen, voicing royal couple in upcoming animated film
Channel News Asia Tuesday 08 September 2026, 03:49 UTC 1 min read
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The star couple will voice the Emperor and Empress in Library Of Mystory, their first feature film collaboration since 2009's The Wedding Game.

The star couple will voice the Emperor and Empress in Library Of Mystory, their first feature film collaboration since 2009's The Wedding Game.
Fann Wong (PERSON) Christopher Lee (PERSON) Empress (ORG)
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