Lin Guoxiong(Actor)
Lam Kwok-hung [1][2] was born in Hong Kong. He is a former male artiste of RTV and ATV. His ex-wife is actress Chan Sau Man.
Biography
Lam began his acting career after graduating from the second RTV Artist Training Class in 1977. In the 1980s, Lam was a leading young actor at RTV and was nicknamed "Char Siu" (from his role in the 1979 drama The New Chameleon). He starred in series such as Sunshine After the Storm, where he met his future wife Chan Sau Man. After RTV changed ownership, he remained at ATV, making him one of the few ATV artists who never worked at TVB. He often played leading roles in series such as The Mad Monk (1985).
Lam also occasionally appeared in films, including Project A Part II and Police Story 2.[3] In the late 1990s, Lam announced his retirement from showbiz and formally exited the entertainment industry to go into business.
Personal life
In 1980, while filming the RTV series Sunshine After the Storm, Lam met leading actress Chan Sau Man. They dated for three years and married in 1983, later having a son. In 2015, Chan confirmed that they had divorced in 2011.
Trivia
Some viewers confuse him with veteran TVB voice actor Lam Kwok-hung or the feng shui master Lam Kwok-hung, who died in 2013.
TV Dramas
RTV/ATV
- 1977 – TV People as Chung Jai
- 1978 – Chasing Tribe as Yung Kai-yiu
- 1978 – Emperor Li as Chung Sin
- 1978 – Dangerous People as Cheung Wai-hung
- 1978 – Iron-hearted Lover as So Koon-toi
- 1978 – Chameleon
- 1979 – Wonder Woman as Kan Yeuk-yu
- 1979 – Swordsman Sam: Thirteen Assassins as Gutless Lord
- 1979 – Swordsman Sam: Lady in Love as Master of Disguise
- 1979 – Swordsman Sam: Skeleton Assassin as Fong Sun
- 1979 – The New Chameleon as Chow Lik-hang (Char Siu)
- 1979 – Raging Sword as Fan Chau-sang
- 1980 – Jianghu Stories as Lee Ah-lik
- 1980 – Sunshine After the Storm as Chu Chung-man
- 1980 – Sunshine After the Storm II as Chu Chung-man
- 1981 – Knight Zhang Sanfeng as Prince Yan
- 1981 – Long Live Freedom
- 1981 – Mismatched as Hairdryer
- 1981 – Ah La Tan Ti as Lai Chak-mou
- 1982 – The General as Mo Chun
- 1982 – The Three Knights as Ka Tai-ping
- 1982 – Family Spring and Autumn as Ko Kok-wai
- 1985 – The Mad Monk as Ji Gong
- 1985 – Lovesick Fairy
- 1985 – Ghostbusters
- 1986 – Psychic as Ho Chi-ning
- 1986 – The Living Buddha as Ji Gong
- 1987 – Dragon Boy
- 1987 – Literature TV: The Divorce as Si Chuen-sang
- 1987 – Beauty in Distress
- 1987 – Celestial Star as Wai Tin-bo
- 1988 – The Brocade Guards
RTHK
- 1978 – Below the Lion Rock: Old Man Gao as Ah Hung
- 1983 – Hong Kong, Hong Kong: Christmas Eve as Ah Bok
CTS
- 1989 – Rouge as To Hing-sum
Films
- Dusty World (1980)
- Lucky Husband (1981)
- Dangerous People (1981)
- My Mother (1983)
- Rookie (1984)
- Sweet Malt Love (1984)
- Police Story (1985) as Inspector Lee
- Mr. Vampire II (1986)
- Project A Part II (1987)
- Police Story 2 (1988) as Commissioner Lam
Notes
- ↑ Jade Star Frederick Lam Jade TV Weekly. Issue 221, 1981-12-27
- ↑ Birthday on August 29 Popular TV Weekly. Issue 329, 1981
- ↑ https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%9E%97%E5%9C%8B%E9%9B%84_(%E6%BC%94%E5%93%A1)#cite_ref-mp20151022-2_3-0
