Hongkongese actors born in 1953
Here are 5 famous actors from Hong Kong were born in 1953:
Eric Tsang
Eric Tsang (April 14, 1953 Hong Kong-) a.k.a. Eric Tsang Chi Wai, Tsang Chi-Wai, Eric Tseng, Big Brother, Eric Tsang Chi-Wai, Zhiwei Zeng, Ziwei Zheng, Eric Tsiang Chi Wai, Chen Chih Wei, the Prize Master, Céng Zhìwěi, Eric Tsang (I), Zēng Zhìwěi, Prize Master, Tsang Chi Wai, Tseng Chi-Wei, Tseng Chih-Wei, Zeng Zhi-Wei, Zeng Zhiwei, Danson, Zeng Zhi Wei, Tseng Chih Wei, Zang1 Zi3-wai5, Chi-Wai Tsang or Tsang Che-Wai is a Hongkongese presenter, actor, film director, master of ceremonies, film producer, screenwriter and comedian. He has four children, Kwok Cheung Tsang, Bowie Tsang, Wing Yee Tsang and Kwok Yau Tsang.
Eric Tsang started his career as a radio personality before moving on to become a TV host in the 1970s. He gained popularity as a host of the variety show "Enjoy Yourself Tonight" which was broadcasted for almost two decades. Tsang has also starred in over 120 films and is known for his comedy roles. In addition to acting, Tsang has also produced and directed several films and TV series. He has won numerous awards throughout his career including the Hong Kong Film Award for Best Supporting Actor twice. Aside from his entertainment career, Tsang is also known for his philanthropic work such as his involvement in the Sichuan earthquake relief efforts in 2008.
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William Chang
William Chang (November 12, 1953 Hong Kong-) also known as Billy Chang, Shuk Ping Cheung, Chang Shu-ping, William Chang Suk-Ping, William Cheung, Chang Suk Ping, Suk Ping Cheung, Chang Suk Ping William, William Cheung Suk Ping, William Chang Suk Ping, Suk-ping Chang or Zhang Shuping is a Hongkongese film editor, production designer, costume designer, film art director, interior decorator, film producer, film director and actor.
He is best known for his work with acclaimed Hong Kong director Wong Kar-wai, including editing and production design for films such as "Chungking Express," "In the Mood for Love," and "The Grandmaster." Chang has won numerous awards for his contributions to the film industry, including the Hong Kong Film Award for Best Art Direction and Best Costume and Makeup Design. He has also served as a jury member for various international film festivals. In addition to his film work, Chang also designs theater productions and was a creative director for the 2008 Beijing Olympics Closing Ceremony.
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Tsui Siu-Ming
Tsui Siu-Ming (November 28, 1953 Hong Kong-) a.k.a. Xu Xiaoming, Siuming Tsui, Xiaomin Xu, Xú2 Xiǎo3 Míng2, Ceoi4 Siu2 Ming4, Siu Ming Tsui, Hsu Hsiao Ming, Hsu Hsiao-Ming or Hsiao-ming Hsu is a Hongkongese screenwriter, film producer, actor, film director and stage combat.
He was born in Hong Kong in 1953 and started his career in the entertainment industry in the 1970s. Tsui gained recognition for his work as a screenwriter on the TVB drama series "The Bund" and later on the classic martial arts film "Once Upon a Time in China". He went on to produce and direct a number of successful films and TV dramas, including "The Swordsman", "The East Is Red", and "The Kung Fu Master".
In addition to his work on screen, Tsui is also known for his expertise in stage combat and has taught many actors in the art. He has won several awards throughout his career, including Best Action Choreography at the Hong Kong Film Awards for "The Blade" in 1996. Tsui continues to be a prominent figure in Hong Kong cinema and is highly respected for his contributions to the industry.
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Kenny Bee
Kenny Bee (February 23, 1953 Hong Kong-) a.k.a. 鍾鎮濤, 钟镇涛, Chung Chun-to, Zung1 Zan3 Tou4, Zhōng Zhèntāo, Chun To Chung, Zhong Zhen Tao, Zhen Tao Zhong, Chun-to Chung, Jan To Chung, Kenny Chung, Bee Kenny or Kenny Dee is a Hongkongese actor, musician, singer-songwriter and record producer. He has four children, Chung Yee, Chloe Bee, Chung Kwok and Nicholas Bee.
Kenny Bee started his career as a member of the band, The Wynners, in the 1970s. He played the guitar and performed lead vocals for the group. They produced several hit songs such as "Sha La La La La" and "Listen to the Music".
After the band disbanded in the early 1980s, Kenny Bee started his solo career as a singer-songwriter. He produced numerous Cantonese and Mandarin hit songs, including "Boundless Oceans, Vast Skies" and "One Person's Eternity". In 1993, he won the Best Male Singer award at the Hong Kong Awards.
Apart from his career in music, Kenny Bee also acted in numerous films and TV dramas, including the popular TVB series "The Bund" in 1980. He also hosted several variety shows, such as "Super Trio Show" and "Happy Family".
Kenny Bee has been married twice. His first wife was Teresa Cheung, a former member of the girl group, Four Golden Flowers. They divorced in 1998. He later married Fan Jiang, a Taiwanese model, in 2002.
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Felix Lok
Felix Lok (October 3, 1953 Hong Kong-) also known as Ying Kwan Lok, Felix Lok Ying-kwan, Felix Lok, 駱應鈞, 骆应钧, Lok Ying-kwan, Lok Ying Gwan, Luo Ying-Jun or Lok Ying Kwan is a Hongkongese actor.
He started his acting career in 1972 with a role in the film "The Fugitive". Over the years, Felix Lok has appeared in more than 70 films and TV shows, including popular dramas such as "The Battle Against Evil" and "The Trail". He is known for his versatility in acting, as he has played a variety of roles ranging from kind-hearted fathers to ruthless villains. In addition to acting, Felix Lok is also a trained martial artist and has performed his own stunts in several films. Despite being in the entertainment industry for over four decades, he continues to act in films and TV shows.
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