Collin Chee
Singaporean businessman and actor
About Collin Chee
Born 1967. Collin Chee is a radio personality, actor, association football coach, association football player, writer and film actor.
Collin Chee (born 24 January 1967) is a Singaporean businessman, actor and former Singapore national football team assistant manager.
Early life and education Chee is of Hainanese descent.
Chee was educated at St. Teresa's High School where he took his N-levels.
Chee left showbiz in 1996 after making headlines a year prior for his controversial performance in the local series The Teochew Family. In an interview several years later, Chee recalled that he had "screwed up big time" and once had to repeat a scene for more than 30 times until a cameraman from Hong Kong shouted at him in Cantonese - "What's wrong with you? Film all finished up already!" (sic). His co-star, late veteran Hong Kong actor Kenneth Tsang, was also "super" critical of him to the press upon the release of the series. Chee also revealed that on the set, Tsang had initiated conversations with him and questioned him if he had any intention to make acting his lifelong vocation at that point in time.
On 20 June 2023, it was announced that Chee was cast in the film I Not Stupid 3, directed by Jack Neo.
Football career Around 1993, Chee was also Singapore national football team's assistant manager on a volunteer basis and coached football at Chung Cheng High School (Main) and St. Gabriel's Secondary School, and was also the assistant secretary of the Singapore Soccer Coaches Association.
In the late 1990s, he was president of Tampines Rovers in the National Football League (NFL) Division One and a council member of the Football Association of Singapore (FAS). He also managed the Singapore National Under-19 squad and coached soccer at Temasek Polytechnic. In 1999, he left FAS and dissolved his business ventures. Shortly after, he established TouchWood, an official football pub for Liverpool F.C. supporters located at Maxwell Road, and launched Football Update (θΆ³ηθ³ε°), a bilingual magazine that published tips for punters which ended its operations in 2006.
In August 2015, Chee was asked by a former footballer from Tampines Rovers FC to set up a football team for the movement Dads for Life, which he managed and launched in June 2016.
Business career In 2007, Chee decided to leave the football scene and later began a job at an international headhunting firm, SearchWorks. He left after almost three years and moved to Medan, Sumatra, Indonesia in 2009, working in the marketing department of food distribution company PT Alamjaya Wirasentosa.
Chee was a partner with international trade company Alliance Experts from August 2017 to January 2019.
Personal life Chee resided in Medan in Sumatra, Indonesia for six years, from 2009 to 2015, to help managed his father-in-law's food business.
Chee was married to Indonesian-Chinese Irene Rahardja, a public administration officer, from 1997 to 2020. They have two sons and two daughters.
In an interview in October 2023, Chee revealed that he has been in a relationship with a Ipoh-born finance consultant since 2021, who is also divorced and has two sons.
He plays badminton and is a durian lover.
Television series That Moment In Time (1993) Twin Bliss (1993) Dr Justice (1994) I Not Stupid 3 (2024) King of Hawkers (2024)
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