Weng Weng [SEP] cause of death
In 1992, Weng Weng, age 34, died in Pasay City, of heart attack, a common cause of death among those suffering from primordial dwarfism. The life expectancy for people with primordial dwarfism is 30, and those affected frequently develop vascular complications resulting in heart attacks.
Legacy.
Weng Weng is the subject of Australian cult video store owner-turned-guerrilla filmmaker Andrew Leavold's documentary, titled "The Search for Weng Weng." Leavold has ascertained that there are 11 confirmed Weng Weng films,
first lady Imelda Marcos and joined her at the presentation in a special karaoke "duet" version of "My Way". An unauthorized recording of their performance was later released on bootleg cassette and sold 200,000 copies.
Weng Weng trained in many disciplines of martial arts including Jeet Kune Do under fellow Filipino Dan Inosanto and the hybrid martial style Ju Gran Chaud which he was taught by Ju Gran Chaud's founders Laurent Painchaud and Matthew "Granimal" Granahan who travelled through Southeast Asia and Compton preaching the discipline.
Death.