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Guo Liang (actor)

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Template:Infobox Chinese-language singer and actor Template:Chinese name Guo Liang (born 11 November 1968) is a Malaysia-born Singaporean actor and television host, who is a contracted artiste under MediaCorp.

Career

Guo graduated from the Shanghai Drama Institute and moved to Singapore during the 1990s to join the Television Corporation of Singapore (predecessor of MediaCorp). He joined SPH MediaWorks in late 2000[1] but returned to MediaCorp in 2005 when the two companies merged. Although trained as an actor, he is mostly known in Singapore as a presenter of MediaCorp Channel 8 current affairs programme Hello Singapore (狮城有约) and host of the Star Awards.

Personal life

Guo is married to a Singapore permanent resident and has a son, Marcus. He took up Singaporean citizenship in 2001.[2]

In 2010, Guo and Elvin Ng were reportedly engaged in an online feud over comments exchanged in the dressing room during filming of the series.[3] The incident was notably parodied in a skit at the Star Awards 2011 in which Christopher Lee, portraying series director Chong Liung Man, tells their characters to "stop fighting" and "write on [their] blogs".

Filmography

Year Work Role Notes
2018 The Distance Between
下个路口遇见你
Song Shanming
宋善明
2017 Life Less Ordinary
小人物向前冲
Song Jueming
宋觉明
  • Pairs up with Chen Liping
  • Uncle of Richie Koh
  • Supporting Role 男配角
  • 130 Episodes Long-running drama series
The Lead
第一主角
Li Wei
李伟
  • Cameo Appearance 客串
2016 Hero
大英雄
Alex
  • Pairs up with Zoe Tay
  • Special Appearance 特别主演
Peace & Prosperity
富贵平安
You Yongfa
游永发
  • Supporting Role 男配角
  • 170 Episodes Long-running drama series
The Truth Seekers
真探
Ye Rongtao
叶荣涛
2015 Crescendo
起飞
Wei Nian
魏年
  • Supporting Role 男配角
2013 Sudden
骤变
Cheng Gaofeng
程高峰
  • Supporting Role 男配角
The Dream Makers
志在四方
Yao Jianguo
姚建国
2012 Poetic Justice
微笑正义
Ouyang Qiu
欧阳丘
  • Pairs up with Sora Ma
  • Supporting Role 男配角
2011 Be Happy
生日快乐
Lan Yanzhi
蓝延之
  • Pairs up with Paige Chua
  • Supporting Role 男配角
2010 Breakout
破天网
Yang Tianwei
杨天威
  • Pairs up with Pan Lingling
  • 1/3 of the Male Lead 三大男主角一
2009 Table of Glory
乒乓圆
He Shuai
贺帅
  • Supporting Role 男配角
2006 Rhapsody in Blue
蓝色仙人掌
Ding Yixing
顶异性
  • Supporting Role 男配角
2005 Beyond The aXis of Truth II
法医X档案 2
Li Weizhong
李韦忠
  • Supporting Role 男配角

Accolades

Asian Television Awards – Hosting Awards
Year Award Representative Work Result
2001 Best Entertainment Presenter You're OK, I'm OK Nominated
2008 Lead Me On Won
Star Awards – Acting / Hosting Awards
Year Category Nominated work Result
1997 Best Newcomer Nominated
1998 Best Variety Show Host 异度空间 Nominated
1999 亮出真相 Nominated
2007 Lead Me On Nominated
2009 CelebriTEA Break Won
Best Info-Ed Programme Host Breaking Barriers Nominated
2010 Best Variety Show Host CelebriTEA Break II Nominated
Best Info-Ed Programme Host Stars for a Cause Nominated
2011 Best Variety Show Host Black Rose Nominated
Best Info-Ed Programme Host Legendary Cuisine Nominated
2012 Legendary Cuisine II Nominated
2013 Best Variety Show Host United Neighbours Society Nominated
Best Info-Ed Programme Host Project i Season 2 Nominated
2014 Best Supporting Actor The Dream Makers Won
Best Variety Show Host Counter Fake Nominated
2016 Best Programme Host What Your School Doesn't Teach You Nominated
2017 Your Thoughts Please? Nominated
2018 Voices Nominated
Star Awards – Popularity Awards
Year Award Result
1997 Top 10 Most Popular Male Artistes Top 10
1998 Top 10
1999 Top 10
2005 Top 20
2006 Top 20
2007 Top 20
2009 Top 20
2010 Top 10
2011 Top 20
2012 Top 20
2013 Top 20
2014 Top 20
2015 Top 20
2016 Top 20
2017 Top 20
2018 Top 10

References

  1. ^ "SPH MediaWorks stars all ready to shine". sph.com.sg. 2 October 2000.
  2. ^ "Guo Liang: "A Very Singaporean Chinaman"". Taken from The Straits Times. 30 March 2009.
  3. ^ "Elvin Ng & Guo Liang engaged in online feud". Channel News Asia. 4 August 2010.