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Jacqueline Law (Chinese: 羅慧娟) (October 10, 1966 – June 30, 2012) was a Hong Kong television and film actress.

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Law's older brother Law Wai-ping was an actor for TVB during the 1980s.^[1] In 1987, Law launched her own acting career at the age of 17.^[1] Despite her lack of professional acting experience at the time, Law was cast in a lead role in the 1987 Hong Kong television series The Legend of the Book and the Sword.^[1] She portrayed Fok-ching-tung in the series, a television adaptation of Louis Cha's The Book and the Sword, which marked her first dramatic role.^[1]

Law was next cast in A Friend in Need, which co-starred Jaime Chik, Simon Yam, and Leon Lai.^[1]

Law dated Singaporean magnate and businessman Liu Chee Ming for eleven years. The couple married in 2008.^[1]

Her diagnosis with pancreatic cancer led to her retirement from acting.^[1] Law held a farewell party in February 2012 before moving to Singapore with her husband for treatment.^[1] Guests, composed of twenty friends, included actresses Kitty Lai, Sheren Tang, and Monica Chan.^[1] Law died at her home in Singapore on June 30, 2012, at the age of 45.^[1]

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External linksedit

• Jacqueline Law at IMDb