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Fai-Hung Chan

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Chan Fai Hung (born 6 January 1964) is a Hong Kong record industry professional, former Commercial Radio DJ, former Asia Television actor, and voice‑over narrator. He has served as Vice President of New Media for EMI Asia Pacific and Chief Executive Officer of Gold Label Records Hong Kong.

Career

Radio

In the 1980s, Chan was a disc jockey on Commercial Radio Hong Kong. He hosted programs such as "Moonlight Four", "Uninhibited Music Sky" and "No‑Title Seven Eight Nine". He rose to Assistant General Manager and left the station in 1999 as Creative President.[1]

New Media

  • 2000–2003: Founded I-Content, launched Hong Kong’s first legal music download site eolasia.com, ringtone site Ringtone King and Qlala.com.

Record Industry

  • 2003–2004: General Manager, Hong Kong EMI Records.
  • 2004–2008: Vice President of New Media, EMI Asia Pacific.
  • 2009–2011: CEO, Gold Label Records Hong Kong, overseeing music production and artist management.

Personal life

  • In 1984, Chan began dating singer Sandy Lam while both worked at Commercial Radio; they broke up six months later.
  • In the 1980s, he reportedly fought musician Angus over DJ Tam Chi Yan, resulting in a brawl at the radio station entrance.[2]
  • In March 2005, Chan and Sandy Lam reunited; they split again in August 2006.[3]
  • On 26 December 2006, Chan married composer Dora Wong at the Le Méridien Cyberport Hotel in Hong Kong.[4]

Filmography

As actor

  • 1988: Girls with Guns III – Bounty Hunters
  • 1988: Haunted School – Young
  • 1988: Friends, Comrades, and Lonely Hearts – EMI staff
  • 1988: The Hunted
  • 1989: The Eight Tigers
  • 1989: The Gods Must Be Crazy
  • 1990: Spy Kids
  • 1990: The Inspector Wears Skirts
  • 1992: 92 Legendary La Rose Noire – Lin Chiu
  • 1992: The Bride with White Hair
  • 1992: I Love My Ugly Girlfriend – Mr. Lam
  • 1993: Flirting Scholar – Chow Man Bun
  • 1993: Moonlight on the Rooftop
  • 1993: The Final Judgement
  • 1993: School of the Dead
  • 1994: The Private Eye Blues
  • 1995: The Year of the Pig
  • 1995: Fallen Angels – Midnight Patron
  • 1995: Midnight in the Harem – Inspector Kong
  • 1995: Tales from the Dark – Madam
  • 1996: Four Faces of Eve – Michael
  • 1996: Young and Dangerous 2
  • 2000: Those Were the Days
  • 2000: To Sing Again
  • 2001: Looking for Mr. Perfect
  • 2004: Love Undercover
  • 2007: The King of Comedy
  • 2007: Wishful Thinking – Feng Shui Lau
  • 2007: Exiled – Professor Chan
  • 2007: Single Village – Don
  • 2008: Underwear Girl – Henry
  • 2024: Love in the Air – Mr. Pak
  • 2024: Papa – Architect

As screenwriter

  • 1986: I Want a Golden Son
  • 1988: Once Upon a Time in China and America
  • 1989: Dream Lover
  • 1990: The Inspector & the Thief Family
  • 2014: That Demon Within

As voice actor

  • 2002: The Twins Effect – dubbing

Awards

Year Award Ceremony Category Work Result
2014 51st Golden Horse Awards Best Adapted Screenplay That Demon Within Nominated
2015 34th Hong Kong Film Awards Best Screenplay That Demon Within Nominated

See also

  • Gold Label Records
  • EMI Records

References