Top 10 most famous actors in Hong Kong in the 80s and 90s of the 20th century.

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Koo Louis

Enjoy the movie starring Koo Louis

Koo Louis (born October 21, 1970) is a Hong Kong actor and singer. He used to be a prominent face and key actor of the central television station TVB TV drama. He won the TVB Award for Best Actor in 1999 for his role as Tu Phi in the series 4 Detective Investigation Files IV. In recent years, he has only focused on movies. Co Thien Lac is one of the most famous and loved actors of Chinese cinema (Hong Kong Cinema), and is the face of advertising brands such as: Pepsi, Osim, Tag Heuer, Lotte , Zero Eyewear, Lay's, and other domestic products.

Koo Louis is one of the most diligent actors. Although he belongs to the "top" actor, he did not criticize the script. Whenever anyone invites him to participate, from ghost movies, gangster movies, romance movies, detective movies, comedy movies, swordplay movies, ... as he once said: "Why not have a role? I'm used to working, so I like making money a lot and I rarely refuse job offers. Moreover, this is also an opportunity for me to try out many different roles, perfecting my acting skills."

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Kent Tong Chun Yip

Short film starring Kent Tong Chun Yip

Kent Tong Chun Yip (Chinese: 湯鎮業, English name: Kent Tong Chun Yip, born September 29, 1958) is a famous Hong Kong actor, one of the "Five Tiger Generals" of the 5 best young actors. of TVB in the 1980s including Huynh Nhat Hoa, Thang Tran Nghiep, Miao Kieu Vy, Leung Trieu Vy and Andy Lau. Thang Tran Nghiep was once known as the "Prince" of the Five Tiger Generals.

In 1982, Thang became famous throughout Asia with the role of Ung Tu Huy in the movie "Huong Thanh Lang Tu". That same year, he played the lead role of Doan Du in the film adaptation of Kim Dung's famous martial arts novel "Thien Long Bat Bo" (co-starred with Tran Ngoc Lien as Vuong Ngu Yen), with an image of a public servant. The extraordinary son Doan Du has gone deep into the hearts of the public, becoming a classic. In September 1983, he, along with Huynh Nhat Hoa, Miao Kieu Vy, Andy Lau and Tony Leung, performed an acrobatic performance in the large-scale variety show "Sparkling Stars Fighting to Shine". . From this performance, TVB came up with the idea to form the 5 of them into a group called "Five Tiger Generals" and the media gradually called them with this title.

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Tony Leung

Tony Leung in the movie "Three generations"

Tony Leung (Chinese: 梁朝伟, born June 27, 1962) is a famous Hong Kong film actor. Dubbed the "Clark Gable of Asia", he is considered one of the best Asian actors of all time. He is the second Asian actor to win the Best Actor award (Prix d'interpretation masculine) at the Cannes Film Festival and holds the record for winning the most Best Actor award at the Cannes Film Festival. Hong Kong Film Awards and Golden Horse Film Awards. As of 2013, he set a record as the only artist to win the Best Actor award 20 times at all domestic and international film awards. Not only owning a brilliant film career, Luong Trieu Vy is also an influential artist in the continent. In 2010, he was ranked by CNN of the US as one of the 25 greatest actors in Asia, and entered the Top 50 most beautiful men in the world voted by People magazine.

Tony Leung is one of the most famous Asian actors in the West, having worked with many famous filmmakers such as Ang Lee, Hou Hieu Hien, Zhang Yimou, Ngo Vu Sam and Wong Kar-wai. He has been widely praised by audiences and critics for his exquisite acting and excellent portrayal of a variety of roles, especially in the art-house genre, surpassing the top names in cinema. Hong Kong like Andy Lau, Jackie Chan, Chow Yun Fat and on par with the legendary Truong Quoc Vinh.

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Leslie Cheung

Leslie Cheung in Magic Gun

Leslie Cheung (traditional Chinese: 張國榮; simplified Chinese: 张国荣; September 12, 1956 – April 1, 2003), also known internationally as Leslie Cheung, was a famous actor, singer, and songwriter. Hong Kong language. Not only owning a successful music and film career, Truong Quoc Vinh is also known as one of the most loved and influential stars in Asia, considered "the pioneer of Cantopop music"

Compared to the music field, Truong Quoc Vinh's film career flourished somewhat later. In Encore (喝采, 1980) and Jobless Born (失業生, 1981), Cheung took on two supporting roles. However, his acting talent was quickly recognized with a Best Supporting Actor nomination at the Hong Kong Film Awards (HKFA) for his role in Jobless Student. After this nomination, Truong Quoc Vinh was offered the male lead role in Teenage Dreamers (1982), and since then, he has almost always taken on leading roles in his films. During the 1980s to 1986, most of Cheung Kwok Wing's films were youth films. In this issue, Youthful Flame (No Mad, 1982) was described by critics and the Hong Kong media as "A New Wave" of cinema. The role of Louis in Young Flames also earned Cheung a nomination for the Best Actor award at the Hong Kong Film Awards. Later, Truong Quoc Vinh stated that "Youth Lie" was his first "real" movie. During this time, Cheung also acted in a number of Television Broadcasts (TVB) television series, such as The Fallen Family (儂本多情) and The Fallen Family (武林世家).

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Bobby Au-yeung Tsan-wah

Bobby Au-yeung Tsan-wah in the female police movie.

Bobby Au-yeung Tsan-wah (Chinese: 歐陽震華, English name: Bobby Au-yeung Tsan-wah) is a Hong Kong film and television actor. He began to be widely known to the public in the 90s, with the role of Ben Du Tai Xuan in the series Law Records (Doss of Justice). Au Duong Chan Hoa also took on leading roles in some of TVB's most successful TV series, such as Response Force, Curtain of Secrets, and Proof of Steel.

Au Duong Chan Hoa is the first Hong Kong actor to receive an Emmy Award nomination. Still striving, fans are proud of the movie King of Nhan Quan with the role of Tong Triet Tong, although he is a supporting role, he acts very well and is immersed in making the series the hottest TV series in Asian countries. (with co-stars Dai Xuan Vinh as Queen Chieu Hoai and Lam Bao Di with Thieu My Ky). Family Happiness as Dai Truong Vi with On Bich Ha Do Chau Tinh Tri as director and Hemi Nguyen as editor.

Au Duong graduated from TVB Academy of Arts in 1982 and started her career by participating in TV series in very small roles, then supporting roles. He received his first leading role in 1991 with the crime drama Doss of Justice. Dossier of Justice became extremely successful and lasted for 5 parts, making Au Duong a star. Au Duong won the Best Actor award at the 2000 TVB Awards for his role as Tong Tu in the drama Curtain of Secrets.

Above is a list of 10 extremely famous actors of Hong Kong cinema. These are all extremely talented, enthusiastic actors and are considered a symbol of Hong Kong cinema. Who impressed you the most? Please leave comments by Vote! Good bye and see you again!