Lau Ching-Wan

Born on February 16, 1964 in Hong Kong, Lau ching-wan is considered as being a asian mix between Spencer Tracy and Glen Ford (what is rather true). During 10 years in tv series, he imposed his face, his imposing breadth and his charisma. Adulated by the spectators and the directors, this actor plays a lot today. Moreover, when one looks at the next releases, one sees only him, playing with the best.

With more than 60 films, Lau Ching-wan becomes one of the most adulated stars of the HK cinema, as well as Chow Yun-Fat in the Eighties. As a second role, he becomes easily as important as very known stars like Tony Leung Chiu-wai or Leslie Cheung. As an actor, he aligns several successes under the cameras of Johnnie To, Patrick Yau, Benny Chan or Ringo Lam.

An exceptional course, especially when one knows that it is his father who pushed it to follow the dramatic art lessons of the TVB at 18. His wife is Amy Kowk, an HK female actress. —Hong Kong Cinemagic