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黃錦燊
Born
Wong Kam Sang

(1949-01-29) 29 January 1949 (age 75)
Taishan, Guangdong, China
EducationUniversity of California, Berkeley (BSc)
University of California, San Francisco (PhD)
University of London (LLB)
Occupations
  • Actor
  • Barrister
  • Pharmacist
Years active1978–1999; 2018–present
Spouse
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(m. 1984)​
ChildrenWesley Wong

Melvin Wong Kam Sang (Chinese: 黃錦燊; born 29 January 1949) is a Hong Kong actor, disbarred barrister and pharmacist. After graduating from the University of California, San Francisco with a PhD in pharmaceutical science.


Early life and education

Career

Filmography

Film

Year Title Role Notes
1974 Chinatown Capers Cast extra
1976 The Private Eyes Gow-suk's henchman
1980 Two Fists Against the Law Police captain
Encore Himself
1982 The Head Hunter Inspector Lau
Crimson Street Pow (豹)
1984 The Occupant Robert
Wrong Wedding Trail [zh] Peter
1985 Heart of Dragon Inspector Wong
Twinkle, Twinkle, Lucky Stars Ma (老馬)
Happy Ghost II Rival coach
1986 Righting Wrongs Wong Ching-Wai (汪精衛)
1987 Eastern Condors Yang Yeung (楊虎)
1988 Fatal Love Cho Lap-Sam (曹立三)

Television

Year Title Role Notes
2017

References

Filmography

Film

Year Title Role Notes
2016 PG Love [zh] Vincent
S Storm Choi (蔡仔)
2018 L Storm Choi
2019 G Affairs Max
2022 Lost Love [zh] Ho Bun (何彬)

Television

Year Title Network Role Notes
2002—2005 Virtues of Harmony TVB — Cast extra[1]
2011 The Rippling Blossom Sap-sing (十勝) Guest role[2]
Grace Under Fire Dai Chi Wo (戴子和) Guest role[3]
Relic of an Emissary Young Zhu Yuanzhang Guest role[4]
Ghetto Justice Wai (威) Guest role[5]
The Other Truth Hui Wai-kan (許偉勤) Guest role[5]
2014 Ruse of Engagement Don Chan Ho-pong (陳浩邦) Recurring role[6]
The Borderline HKTV Max Ma (馬文宇) Recurring role
The Election Fong Kai-chiu (方啟釗) Recurring role
2015 The Menu Fu Wing-hang (傅永恆) Guest role
Once Upon a Song Dak (德) Guest role
Sexpedia Moses Ng (吳曉旭) Main role
Karma Lee Kai-fat (李啟發) Recurring role
Beyond the Rainbow News reporter Guest role
Doom+5 George Leung (梁炳基) Main role
Night Shift Fat Kee (發記) Recurring role
2016 Infernal Affairs [zh] iQIYI Dai Wai (戴衛) Recurring role
2017 Below the Lion Rock RTHK Hak (黑哥) Main role
2018 The Trading Floor Star Chinese Movies Cheung Chak-san (張澤新) Recurring role
Plan B [zh] ViuTV King Yan (閻羅) Main role[7]
Elite Brigade IV [zh] RTHK Kwong Ka Fai (鄺家輝) Main role
2020 The Gutter [zh] ViuTV Lai Ming Nam (黎銘南) Main role
2021 Ink at Tai Ping [zh] Wi-Fi Main role
2022 Forensic JD [zh] Tencent Video/iQIYI Seven (孖七) Recurring role
2023 Left On Read [zh] ViuTV Choi Ming Chi (蔡明治) Main role
Legal Affair [zh] Manson Ko Man-cheuk (高文卓) Main role

Filmography

Film

Year Title Role Notes
2013 Firestorm Robber
2014 Kung Fu Jungle Police officer
2015 Wild City Chiu (阿超)
2016 Sky on Fire Cheung (小將)
2018 Big Brother Dai Wai (大威)
2019 Line Walker 2: Invisible Spy Hitman
The Fatal Raid [zh] Titan
A Witness Out of the Blue Debt collector
2020 Hell Bank Presents: Running Ghost [zh] Brother Crazy (瘋哥)
2021 Raging Fire Chu Yuk-ming (朱旭明)
Showbiz Spy [zh] Photographer
2022 Detective vs Sleuths Cheung Yan Kit (張仁傑)
Man on the Edge [zh] San Caat (山七)
Warriors of Future Soldier
2023 The Brotherhood Of Rebel [zh] Lar Jar (厊厏) Also as action choreographer
Bursting Point Tiger (阿虎)
2024 Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In TBA
TBA Ultimate Revenge [zh] TBA Also as action choreographer

Television

Year Title Network Role Notes
2016 Infernal Affairs [zh] German Guest role
2019 Stained [zh] Song B (喪B) Guest role
2020 Who Sells Bricks in Hong Kong [zh] Tang Siu (鄧少) Main role
2022 Inevitable Nine-dragon (九紋龍) Guest role
In The Storm [zh] Dai Lap-fung (戴立峰) Guest role
2023 A Perfect Gentleman [zh] Lung Sir (龍Sir) Recurring role
TBA Three Destinies [zh] Sunglasses (黑超) Main role

Filmography

Film

Year Title Role Notes
2016 Weeds on Fire Locker
2018 When Sun Meets Moon [zh] Ka Hei (家希)
2019 P Storm ICAC officer
A Witness Out of the Blue Police officer
2021 Zero to Hero So Kin Wai (蘇健瑋)
Raging Fire Police officer
2022 Chilli Laugh Story Hei (熙)
Detective vs Sleuths Police officer
Let It Ghost [zh] Edward
2023 Stand Up Story [zh] Student
2024 Table for Six 2 [zh] White Face (白面強)

Television

Year Title Role Notes
2018 Shadow of Justice [zh] Lik (阿力) Recurring role
2019 Haters Gonna Stay [zh] Shopkeeper Guest role
2020 Who Sells Bricks in Hong Kong [zh] Tang Mo Kit (鄧武傑) Main role
We are the Littles [zh] Circle Guest role
2022 In Geek We Trust [zh] Wong Kam Hoi (黃金開) Recurring role
The Parents League [zh] Yeung Fei (楊飛) Main role
I SWIM [zh] Si Chun (施俊) Special appearance
2023 Sparks [zh] Lai Yuk Wang (劉育宏) Main role

100+[8][9]

Filmography

Film

Year Title Role Notes
2014 Z Storm Sai Leung (細良)
2015 Imprisoned: Survival Guide for Rich and Prodigal Chin Shui (千歲)
2016 The Menu Gordon Tong (唐維剛)
S Storm Sai Leung
2018 Agent Mr Chan [zh] Chief inspector
L Storm Sai Leung
Project Gutenberg Bobby Wong (王波)
2019 Integrity Tou Chi Ming (杜志明)
P Storm Sai Leung
The Invincible Dragon Cheung Fung Hap (張風俠)
A Witness Out of the Blue Lui Yau-piu (雷友彪)
Lion Rock [zh] Chu Yiu Jo (朱耀祖)
2021 One Second Champion Boxing association official
The Attorney [zh] Chiu Kwok Fai (趙國輝)
P.T.G.F. [zh] Tsi-shun's stepfather
G Storm Sai Leung
2022 Where the Wind Blows Crazy Chuck (喪七)
2024 The Moon Thieves Wayne (牛榮)
Rob N Roll White champank (白頭蘭)

Television

Year Title Network Role Notes
1995 Detective Investigation Files II Biu (阿標) Recurring role[10]
1997—1999 Untraceable Evidence Chan Siu Wah (陳小華) Recurring; season 1—2[11]
1999 Plain Love II [zh] Wing Yiu Jo (榮耀祖) Main role[12]
2001 Gods of Honour Kei Fat Recurring role[10]
2002 Eternal Happiness Lau Fui-bik (劉奎璧) Recurring role[13]
2003 Survivor's Law Mok Chan Kei (莫振祺) Guest role[14]
2007 Heart of Greed Yeung Siu Chi (楊紹志) Guest role[15]
2010 No Regrets Cheng Siu Kit (鄭少傑) Guest role[16]
2012 Three Kingdoms RPG Zhao Yun Recurring role[17]
2014 The Borderline Tony Ho Yi (浩義) Recurring role[18]
2015 Hidden Faces Tin Jun (田進) Main role[19]
2016 3X1 Danny Guest role[20]
Infernal Affairs [zh] Mars (火星) Cameo[21]
2018 Afterlife Firm [zh] Au Pui Tung (區培東) Guest role[20]
The Trading Floor Ho Pak Wing (何柏榮) Recurring role[22]
Guardian Angel Chan Fai (陳輝) Guest role[23]
2020 Dark City [zh] Yu Ting Kwok (茹定國) Main role[20]
Leap Day Cheung San (張辰) Recurring role
2021 Ink at Tai Ping [zh] Shinichi Take (北村武) Main role[24]
2022 Million Dollar Family [zh] Mr. So Guest role[25]
Prince of Erebor/sandbox
李烈
Born
Lee Lieh

(1958-03-29) 29 March 1958 (age 66)
Taiwan
Alma materShih Hsin School of Journalism
Occupations
  • Actress
  • Producer
Years active1976–present

Lee Lieh (Chinese: 李烈; born 29 March 1958) is a Taiwanese actress and film producer. She received the Outstanding Taiwanese Filmmaker of the Year Award in the 47th Golden Horse Awards for her contributions in the film industry.

Beginning her career as an actress, Lee gained prominence with her roles in the family drama film The Story of a Small Town (1979) and the drama film That Day, on the Beach (1983). She earned a Chinese Film Media Award and a nomination for the Golden Rooster Award for her performance in the drama film Touch of the Light (2012). Lee has also starred in the television series One Plum Blossom (1984), Crystal Boys (2003), and Dangerous Mind (2006).

Lee transitioned to producing in the 2010s, starting with the drama Orz Boyz! (2008). Since then, she has produced films across various genres, including the gangster film Monga (2010), sports film Jump Ashin! (2011), comedy Zone Pro Site (2013), action films The Village of No Return (2017) and The Pig, the Snake and the Pigeon (2023), horror films Detention (2019) and Dead Talents Society (2024), and romance film My Missing Valentine (2020).

Prince of Erebor/sandbox
Education
OccupationFilm critic
Years active2007–present

Maggie Lee (Chinese: 李詩才[26][27]) is a Hong Kong-based film critic. She formerly served as the Asia chief critic for The Hollywood Reporter and Variety.

Biography

Lee graduated with a Bachelor of Arts (later promoted to Master of Arts by seniority[28]) in English Language and Literature from University College, Oxford.[29][28] After completing her studies at Oxford, she moved to Hong Kong and worked as a writer for the Hong Kong International Film Festival and the Hong Kong Film Archive.[29] In 2007, she became a film critic for The Hollywood Reporter, basing in Hong Kong alongside fellow critic Elizabeth Kerr,[30] and eventually advancing to the role of Asia chief critic.[28] She joined Variety in 2012 and was appointed as the chief Asia film critic in 2015.[28] Her focus has been on covering Asian cinema, including the Cannes Film Festival, Toronto International Film Festival, Busan International Film Festival, and Shanghai International Film Festival.[28] She wrote reviews on films from China and Korea,[31][32][33] as well as Asian-themed Hollywood films, such as Crazy Rich Asians.[34][35] She had also served as an adjudicator of the 54th Golden Horse Awards,[36] and a curator at the 2018 Vancouver International Film Festival and the 27th Busan International Film Festival.[37][38] She left Variety prior to 2024, planning to debut as a screenwriter.[39]

Filmography

Film

Year Title Role Notes
2016 Heaven in the Dark Paul
2017 Zombiology: Enjoy Yourself Tonight [zh] Brother Kim Sr.
2019 I'm Livin' It Martin
2021 Hand Rolled Cigarette Wood (木頭)
2022 The Sparring Partner Cheung Hin Jo (張顯祖)
The Narrow Road Chak's friend
2023 Everything Under Control [zh] Tang Lap Dak (鄧立德)
Ready or Rot [zh] Kin's father
Band Four [zh] Dr. Chu
In Broad Daylight Eric
2024 Crisis Negotiators Yeung Chun Fat (楊振發)

Television

Year Title Network Role Notes
2017 Midnight Cousin [zh] Kuen (權哥) Main role
2019 Limited Education [zh] Louis Leung (梁智揚) Main role
Dark City [zh] Yuen (阿源) Main role
2022 In Geek We Trust [zh] Man Kwan (萬鈞) Recurring role
Into the Wild [zh] Chan Chang (陳燦) Recurring role
2023 No One Lies [zh] Walter Main role
Left On Read [zh] So Wai Leung (蘇煒良) Guest role
Sparks [zh] Lam Yuen Yeung (林遠洋) Recurring role
2024 The Money Game [zh] Hawker Special appearance

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Prince of Erebor/sandbox
潘耀明
Born
Pun Yiu Ming

Hong Kong
Occupations
  • Director
  • Cinematographer
Years active1994–present

Anthony Pun Yiu Ming[a] (Chinese: 潘耀明) is a Hong Kong filmmaker. Making his debut as a cinematographer in 1994, Pun is known for his collaborations with director Benny Chan, with whom he won Best Cinematography in the 42nd Golden Horse Awards for Divergence (2005). He is also a ten-time nominee for the Hong Kong Film Award for Best Cinematography, winning twice for The Silent War (2012) and The Goldfinger (2023) in the 32nd and 42nd Hong Kong Film Awards respectively.

Pun made his directorial debut by co-directing the crime film Extraordinary Mission (2017) with Alan Mak, followed by his first and second solo directorial efforts with the drama film One More Chance (2023) and the disaster film Cesium Fallout (2024).

Pun made his directorial debut with the Chinese crime film (2017) and subsequently directed the drama One More Chance (2023) and the disaster film Cesium Fallout (2024).

Early life

Pun was educated at Hon Wah College [zh],[2] and developed an interest in photography at a young age.[3] He entered the film industry in the 1980s,[4] initially working as a gaffer apprentice before transitioning to the cinematography crew,[5] where he served as an apprentice to Joe Chan Kwong-hung.[3]

Career

Early ventures and critical recognition (1994–2016)

Pun received his first solo cinematographer credit with Lau Kar-yung's 1994 drama Lanterns.[6] He took on the role of cinematographer for Benny Chan's 1999 action-comedy film Gen-X Cops, marking the beginning of his cinematographic career.[7] This also initiated his frequent collaborations with Chan,[1][4] starting with his role in the sequel Gen-Y Cops in 2000.[8] Pun went on to work on the 2001 romantic comedy La Brassiere and the 2002 horror film Demi-Haunted [zh],[9][10] before reuniting with Chan on the crime-action film Heroic Duo,[11] which earned him his first nomination for Best Cinematography in the 23rd Hong Kong Film Awards.[12] In 2004, he served as cinematographer for Wilson Yip's romance film Leaving Me, Loving You [zh] and Chan's New Police Story,[8][13] where he received another nomination for Best Cinematography in the 24th Hong Kong Film Awards with the former.[14] In 2005, Pun won Best Cinematography in the 42nd Golden Horse Awards for Chan's action film Divergence,[4] and continued to collaborate with Chan on the 2006 action-comedy film Rob-B-Hood starring Jackie Chan and Louis Koo.[15] Jay Weissberg of Variety praised Pun's "masterful ease with complicated spatial constructions", noting that he was "clearly enjoying the expansive possibilities of scope".[1] Pun then worked on Chan's 2007 action film Invisible Target,[8] and the 2008 action film Connected, with Derek Elley of Variety describing Pun's widescreen lensing in Connected as "tops".[16]

In 2009, Pun filmed the Taiwan-Hong Kong-Chinese historical epic Empire of Silver,[17] earning nominations for Best Cinematography in both the 27th Golden Rooster Awards and the 29th Hong Kong Film Awards.[18][19] Don Groves of SBS Australia praised Pun's cinematography as "spectacular", noting that he "makes maximum use of the locations";[20] while Ho Yi of Taipei Times commended Pun for delivering "an immaculately polished look" and demonstrating "unforgiving attention to the smallest detail" in the film.[21] That same year, Pun also worked on Alan Mak and Felix Chong's Overheard,[22] marking the start of their future collaborations. He later participated in the 2010 action film Triple Tap,[23] and the 2011 anthology drama film 10+10 [zh], contributing to the segment 100.[24] The same year, Pun returned to shoot the sequel Overheard 2, for which Hugo Ozman of Screen Anarchy praised him for the film's high production value and called the action scenes "wonderful".[25] He was nominated once again in the 31st Hong Kong Film Awards.[26] In 2012, he filmed Mak and Chong's action film The Silent War,[27] for which he won Best Cinematography in the 32nd Hong Kong Film Awards.[28]

Pun collaborated with Chan again on the 2013 crime thriller The White Storm, followed by Mak and Chong's Overheard 3 in 2014,[29][30] earning him nominations in the 33rd and 34th Hong Kong Film Awards.[31][32] Clarence Tsui of The Hollywood Reporter described The White Storm as a "full-on cinematic spectacle",[33] while James Marsh of Screen Daily praised Pun's "lush cinematography" in Overheard 3, which gave the film "a luxurious, almost garish sheen";[34] and Ronnie Scheib of Variety called Overheard 3 stylish thanks to Pun's "high-contrast lensing".[35] In 2015, Pun worked on Adrian Kwan [zh]'s education-themed drama Little Big Master, produced by Benny Chan.[36] Clarence Tsui of The Hollywood Reporter praised his camerawork for "getting the best out of [the child actors'] raw performances",[37] while Maggie Lee of Variety noted that Pun effectively captured "the drab New Territories and crumbling school with the plainest of shots".[36] That same year, he also worked on the Chinese-Hong Kong fantasy action film Monster Hunt.[38]

Directorial debut and multi-faceted career (2017–present)

In 2017, Pun made his directorial debut by co-directing the crime film Extraordinary Mission with Alan Mak, with a screenplay by Felix Chong.[39] In 2018, he reprised his role in Monster Hunt 2,[40] receiving his eighth nomination in the 38th Hong Kong Film Awards.[41] Clarence Tsui of The Hollywood Reporter lauded Pun for bringing "immaculate special effects" and "impressive production design" vividly to the forefront.[42] The following year, Pun served as the director of photography for the thriller film Bodies at Rest.[43]

In 2021, Pun cinematographed Anita, the biographical film about Anita Mui.[44] Richard Kuipers of Variety commended Pun for "bringing [his] A game to this enterprise" through his nostalgic camerawork, which enabled the film to "rock into 1982".[45] He received another nomination in the 40th Hong Kong Film Awards.[46] Following Benny Chan's death in 2020, he was given special thanks in Chan's posthumously released swan song Raging Fire, and served as one of Chan's pallbearers. In 2023, Pun made his first solo directorial effort with One More Chance, which featured a screenplay by Chong and starred Chow Yun-fat.[47] Tay Yek Keak of Today noted that Pun's background as a cinematographer "doubles as an effective tourist brochure with panoramic views of Macau's scenic sights".[48] That same year, he also served as cinematographer for Jack Ng's A Guilty Conscience,[49] which currently holds the title of the highest-grossing domestic film in Hong Kong.[50] He collaborated with Chong again on the 2023 crime drama film The Goldfinger, starring Tony Leung Chiu-wai and Andy Lau,[51] for which he won Best Cinematography the second time in the 42nd Hong Kong Film Awards.[52] Keith Ho, writing for HK01, praised the film's cinematography as "brilliant", crediting Pun for bringing back "the dazzling era of Hong Kong to the big screen".[53]

In 2024, Pun made his second solo directorial effort while also serving as the cinematographer for the disaster film Cesium Fallout, the first feature film from Hong Kong centered around a radiation crisis.[54] James Marsh of Deadline Hollywood noted that Pun's dual role ensured "that the unfolding mayhem retains a visual coherence", acknowledging his ability to strike a balance between disastrous scenes and images that resonate with the preceding pandemic and social movements, serving as a political satire packaged with "boisterous, breathless" vibes.[7] He also cinematographed the drama film The Last Dance that year,[55] where Richard Kuipers of Variety particularly commended Pun's "polished cinematography in Hong Kong's Hung Hom funeral district", which made the film capable of "making lists of memorable movie funeral scenes".[56]

Filmography

As director

Year Title Director Cinematographer Notes
2017 Extraordinary Mission Yes Yes [57][58]
2023 One More Chance Yes No [47]
2024 Cesium Fallout Yes Yes [54][7]

As cinematographer

Year Title Notes
1994 Lanterns [6]
1999 Gen-X Cops [7]
2000 Gen-Y Cops [8]
2001 La Brassiere [9]
2002 Demi-Haunted [zh] [10]
2003 Heroic Duo [11]
2004 Leaving Me, Loving You [zh] [8]
New Police Story [13]
2005 Divergence [59]
2006 Rob-B-Hood [15]
2007 Invisible Target [8]
2008 Connected [16]
2009 Empire of Silver [17]
Overheard [22]
2010 Triple Tap [23]
2011 10+10 [zh] Segment: 100[24]
Overheard 2 [25]
2012 The Silent War [27]
2013 The White Storm [29]
2014 Overheard 3 [30]
2015 Little Big Master [36]
Monster Hunt [38]
2018 Monster Hunt 2 [40]
2019 Bodies at Rest [43]
2021 Anita [44]
2023 A Guilty Conscience [49]
The Goldfinger [51]
2024 The Last Dance [55]

Awards and nominations

Year Award Category Work Result Ref.
2004 23rd Hong Kong Film Awards Best Cinematography Heroic Duo Nominated [12]
2005 24th Hong Kong Film Awards Leaving Me, Loving You [zh] Nominated [14]
42nd Golden Horse Awards Best Cinematography Divergence Won [4]
2009 27th Golden Rooster Awards Best Cinematography Empire of Silver Nominated [18]
2010 29th Hong Kong Film Awards Best Cinematography Nominated [19]
2012 31st Hong Kong Film Awards Overheard 2 Nominated [26]
2013 32nd Hong Kong Film Awards The Silent War Won [28]
2014 33rd Hong Kong Film Awards The White Storm Nominated [31]
2015 34th Hong Kong Film Awards Overheard 3 Nominated [32]
2019 38th Hong Kong Film Awards Monster Hunt 2 Nominated [41]
2022 40th Hong Kong Film Awards Anita Nominated [46]
2024 42nd Hong Kong Film Awards The Goldfinger Won [52]
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