Angela Zhang Profile and Biography
Name: 張韶涵 / Zhang Shao Han
English name: Angela Chang
Profession: Singer, actress and model
Birthdate: 1982-Jan-19
Birthplace: Taoyuan, Taiwan
Height: 158cm
Weight: 40kg
Star sign: Capricorn
Chinese zodiac: Rooster
Blood type: A
Family: Younger sister and younger brother
TV Shows
Romantic Princess (CTV, 2007)
Bump Off Lover (CTV/GTV, 2006)
When Dolphin Met Cat (CTS, 2005)
La robe de Mariee des cieux (CTS, 2004)
At Dolphin Bay (SETTV, 2003)
My MVP Valentine (SETTV, 2002)
TV Show Theme Songs
Somewhere Over the Rainbow, Romantic Princess (2007)
Le Yuan (樂園) Paradise, Romantic Princess (2007)
Neng Bu Neng Yong Gan Shuo Ai (能不能勇敢說愛) Can you Bravely Say Love, Romantic Princess (2007)
Wo Lian Ai Le (我戀愛了) I'm in Love, Romantic Princess (2007)
Bu Xiang Dong De, Romantic Princess (2007)
Qi Shi Hen Ai Ni, Emerald on the Roof (2006)
Zhen De (真的) Really, Hong Fu Nu (2006)
Kou Dai De Tian Kong, Bump Off Lover (2006)
Yin Xing De Chi Bang, Bump Off Lover (2006)
Angela Zhang Movies
Love Message (2005)
Shrek 3 as the voice of Fiona ( in chinese )
Trivia
Education: Sir Winston Churchill Secondary School (Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada)
Languages: Mandarin, English and Japanese
Hobbies: Reading, listening to music, shopping, working out, interior decorating, cooking and fashion design
She immigrated to Canada with her family at the age of 12.
She is a quarter Uyghur.
Recognitions
41st Golden Bell Award: Nominated for Best Actress (2006) for Bump Off Lover
Jacky Cheung Profile
Name: 張學友 (张学友) / Cheung Hok Yau (Zhang Xue You)
English name: Jacky Cheung
Also known as: 七仔, Little Jackie Chan
Profession: Singer and actor
Birthdate: 1961-Jul-10
Birthplace: Hong Kong
Height: 176cm
Weight: 64kg
Star sign: Cancer
Chinese zodiac: Ox
Blood type: B
Family: Wife May Lo with two daughters, and brother and sister
Jacky Cheung TV Series
Hearts of Fencing II - Sunshine Heartbeat (TVB, 2004, guest)
Love Scar (CTS, 2002)
TV Series Theme Songs
Li Xiang Guo (理想国), Zhen Guan Zhi Zhi opening theme song (2007)
Tian Ji (天机), Zhen Guan Zhi Zhi ending theme song (2007)
"醇酒醉影", Country Spirit opening theme song, with Kit Chan (2001)
Drunk But Sober (似醉還未醉), Country Spirit insert song (2001)
Get Close, Plain Love II theme song, with Priscilla Chan (1999)
Love You Without Knowing What Is Pain (愛你痛到不知痛), The Flying Fox of the Snowy Mountain 1999 theme song (1999)
Embracing the Snow (抱雪), Mystery Files insert song (1997)
Truth (真相), The Criminal Investigator 2 theme song (1996)
Intense Flames Leaping Wildly (烈火狂奔), The Criminal Investigator theme song (1995)
This Accident (這一次意外), The Intangible Truth theme song (1994)
Drunk for a Lifetime (一生不醉醒), The Condor Heroes Return theme song (1993)
Tagathata God Palm (如來神掌), The Buddhism Palm Strikes Back theme song (1992)
Remember the Autumn Days (留住秋色), The Buddhism Palm Strikes Back insert song, with Vivian Chow (1992)
"红叶舞秋山", Road for the Heroes opening theme song (1992)
Love in Wind and Rain (相思风雨中), Road for the Heroes insert song, with Karen Tong (1992)
Jacky Cheung Movies
Perhaps Love (2005)
Super Model (2004, cameo)
Jiang Hu (2004)
Golden Chicken 2 (2003)
Dragon Loaded 2003 (2003, cameo)
July Rhapsody (2001)
Dragon Heat (2000)
Recognitions
1989 Golden Horse Awards: Best Supporting Actor
1988 Hong Kong Academy Awards: Best Supporting Actor
Trivia
Is known as one of the "Four Heavenly Kings" of Cantopop in Hong Kong along with Andy Lau, Leon Lai, and Aaron Kwok
Hobbies: Singing, swimming, and watching cartoons
Aaron Kwok Profile and Biography
Name: 郭富城 / Kwok Fu Shing (Guo Fu Cheng)
English name: Aaron Kwok
Also known as: Gwok Fu Sing / Sing Sing
Profession: Actor and singer
Birthdate: 1965-Oct-26
Birthplace: Hong Kong
Height: 170cm
Weight: 64kg
Star sign: Scorpio
Chinese zodiac: Snake
Blood type: A
Family: Two older brothers and an older sister
Talent agency: First Strong Workshop, Ltd.
About Aaron
Aaron Kwok Fu Shing is a famous singer and film actor in Hong Kong. The Chinese media refer to him, Jacky Cheung, Andy Lau and Leon Lai as the Cantopop Four Heavenly Kings (四大天王 Cantonese: sêi daài tïn wong, Pinyin: sì dà tiān wáng). He is also known as "Hong Kong’s Michael Jackson" because of his excellent dancing ability.
In 2004, Aaron held a series of concerts which impressed fans and critics alike, and garnered him a Hong Kong Dance award presented by the Hong Kong Dance Alliance. Due to the overwhelming success of his 2004 concert series, Aaron held a second series of concert in the following year. He shaved his head for his 2005 concert, and his new image surprised a lot of the audiences. “The Aaron Kwok Mega Hits Live In Concert 2005 Chapter II” got great reviews from the audiences and the media, due to Aaron’s amazing performance and fabulous clothing.
At the Taiwan’s 42nd Golden Horse Awards ceremony on November 13, 2005, Aaron won the Best Leading Actor title for his role in “Divergence” by beating out Hong Kong veteran Tony Leung Ka-Fai and took everyone, including himself, by surprise. This was also Aaron’s first Golden Horse nomination.
Aaron was a dancer before he started his music career. He started out as a background dancer for TVB music and variety shows. He first gained recognition in Taiwan for a TV advertisement. Soon after, in 1990, his debut album “Love You Endlessly”( 對你愛不完 Cantonese: dêui néi ngoî bät yun, Pinyin: duì ní aì bù wán) was released in Taiwan. This album had sold more than 500,000 records in both Taiwan and Hong Kong. The song “Love You Endlessly” (對你愛不完) was the biggest hit in the early 90s. The success of his first album made him famous in Hong Kong and earned him the title as one of the Four Heavenly Kings in the Chinese music industry.
Aaron Kwok TV Series
Hearts of Fencing II - Sunshine Heartbeat (TVB, 2004, guest star)
Romancing Hong Kong (2003)
Wars of Bribery (TVB, 1996)
Heartstrings (1994)
Revelation of the Last Hero (TVB, 1992)
Modern Love Story III
Man from Guangdong (TVB, 1991)
Yuppies on the Move
Song Bird (TVB, 1990)
When Things Get Tough (1990)
Two of a Kind (TVB, 1989)
Genghis Khan (TVB, 1987)
TV Series Theme Songs
Light Moth (燈蛾), Burning Flame II opening theme song (TVB, 2002)
Wars of Bribery opening theme song (TVB, 1996)
Revelation of the Last Hero opening theme song (TVB, 1992)
Movies
The Silver Valley (2008)
Father and Son / After This Our Exile (2006)
Divergence (2005)
Throwdown (2004)
Heat Team (2004)
And I Hate You So (2002)
Para Para Sakura (2001)
2000 A.D. (2000)
China Strike Force (2000)
The Storm Riders (1998)
Somebody Up There Likes Me (1996)
Anna Magdelena (1998)
Whatever Will Be, Will Be (1995)
The Bare-Footed Kid (1993)
Millionaire Cop (1993)
Kung Fu Scholar (1993)
A Moment of Romance II (1993)
Saviour of the Soul (1993)
The Thief of Time (TVB, 1992, TV movie)
Game Kids (1992)
Gangs '92 (1992)
Rhythm of Destiny (1992)
Truant Heroes (1992)
Lee Rock II (1991)
The Queen of Gamble (1991)
Close Escape (1989)
Endorsements
Pepsi
Trivia
His Chinese name was used as the city name in Eastern Hero; it was often mentioned during the show for comic relief.
Record label: Music Nation Group
Andy Lau Profile and Biography
Name: 劉德華 (刘德华) / Lau Tak Wah (Liu De Hua)
English name: Andy Lau
Real name: 劉福榮 (刘福荣) / Lau Fook Wing (Liu Fu Rong)
Profession: Actor, singer and producer
Birthdate: 1961-Sep-27
Birthplace: Tai Po, Hong Kong
Height: 174cm
Weight: 65kg
Star sign: Libra
Chinese zodiac: Ox
Blood type: AB
Family: Four sisters and one brother
Andy Lau TV Series
Ao Yun Zai Wo Jia (Dragon TV, 2008, guest)
The Yangs' Saga (TVB, 1985)
The Last Performance (TVB, 1985)
My Way (1985)
The Duke of Mount Deer (TVB, 1984)
The Old Miao Myth (TVB, 1983)
The Emissary (TVB, 1983)
Return of the Condor Heroes (TVB, 1983)
Hunting (1982)
The Legend of Master So (1982)
Double Fantasies (1981)
TV Series Theme Songs
Nu Li Bian Jing Cai (努力变精彩) Effort Turns into Excitement, Yue Huo Yue Jing Cai theme song (Dragon TV, 2002)
Flawed Beauty (缺陷美), Reaching Out themesong (TVB, 2001)
Useless Hero (無出息的漢子), Burning Flame insert song (TVB, 1998)
Flaming Heart (火焰心), Burning Flame opening theme song (TVB, 1998)
Andy Lau Movies
Resurrection of the Dragon as Zhao Zilong (2008)
The Warlords (2007)
Brothers (2007)
Protégé as Jong (2007)
A Battle of Wits (2006)
I'll Call You (2006, cameo)
All About Love (2005)
Wait 'Til You're Older (2005)
A World Without Thieves (2004)
Yesterday Once More (2004)
House of Flying Daggers (2004)
McDull, Prince de la Bun (2004, voice)
Jiang Hu (2004, actor and producer)
Magic Kitchen (2004)
Golden Chicken 2 (2003)
Infernal Affairs III (2003)
Running on Karma (2003)
Give Them a Chance (2003 cameo)
Cat and Mouse (2003)
Golden Chicken (2002, cameo)
Infernal Affairs (2002)
The Wesley's Mysterious File (2002)
Fat Choi Spirit (2002)
Dance of a Dream (2001, actor and producer)
Fulltime Killer (2001, actor and producer)
Love On a Diet (2001)
A Fighter's Blues (2000, actor and producer)
Needing You... (2000)
The Duel (2000)
Running Out of Time (1999)
Century of the Dragon (1999)
The Conmen in Vegas (1999)
Prince Charming (1999)
Fascination Amour (1999)
The Longest Summer (1998, producer)
The Conman (1998)
A True Mob Story (1998)
Island of Greed (1997)
Made in Hong Kong (1997, producer)
Cause We Are So Young (1997, cameo)
Armageddon (1997)
Thanks for Your Love (1996)
Shanghai Grand (1996)
A Moment of Romance 3 (1996)
What a Wonderful World (1996)
Full Throttle (1995)
The Adventurers (1995)
Tian Di (1994, actor and producer)
The Three Swordsmen (1994)
A Taste of Killing and Romance (1994)
Drunken Master III (1994)
Drunken Master II (1994, cameo)
Perfect Exchange (1993)
Future Cops (1993)
Days of Tomorrow (1993)
What A Hero! (1992)
The Sting (1992)
Saviour of the Soul 2 (1992)
The Prince Of Temple Street (1992)
The Moon Warriors (1992)
Handsome Siblings (1992)
Gun n' Rose (1992)
Gameboy Kids (1992)
Come Fly The Dragon (1992)
Casino Tycoon 2 (1992)
Casino Tycoon (1992)
Zodiac Killers (1991)
Tricky Brains (1991)
The Tigers (1991)
Saviour of the Soul (1991)
Lee Rock 2 (1991)
Lee Rock (1991)
The Last Blood (1991)
Hong Kong Godfather (1991)
Don't Fool Me (1991)
Dances with the Dragon (1991)
Casino Raiders 2 (1991)
The Banquet (1991, cameo)
Return Engagement (1990)
No Risk, No Gain (1990)
A Moment of Romance (1990)
Kung Fu vs. Acrobatic (1990)
Kawashima Yoshiko (1990)
Island Of Fire (1990)
A Home Too Far (1990)
God of Gamblers 2 (1990)
Gangland Odyssey (1990)
The Fortune Code (1990)
Dragon in Jail (1990)
Days of Being Wild (1990)
The Truth-Final Episode (1989)
Stars and Roses (1989)
Runaway Blues (1989)
The Romancing Star 3 (1989)
Proud and Confident (1989)
Perfect Match (1989)
News Attack (1989)
Long Arm of the Law III (1989)
Little Cop (1989)
God of Gamblers (1989)
The First Time is the Last Time (1989)
Crocodile Hunter (1989)
City Kids 1989 (1989)
China White (1989)
Casino Raiders (1989)
Bloody Brotherhood (1989)
Walk On Fire (1988)
The Truth (1988)
Three Against the World (1988)
The Romancing Star 2 (1988)
Last Eunuch in China (1988)
In the Blood (1988)
The Dragon Family (1988)
Crazy Companies 2 (1988)
Crazy Companies (1988)
As Tears Go By (1988)
Tragic Hero (1987)
Sworn Brothers (1987)
Rich and Famous (1987)
Lucky Stars Go Places (1986)
Twinkle Twinkle Lucky Stars
Magic Crystal (1986)
The Unwritten Law (1985)
Shanghai 13 (1985)
Everlasting Love (1984)
On the Wrong Track (1983)
Home at Hong Kong (1983)
Boat People (1982)
Trivia
Education: F. 5, Ho Lap Secondary School
Hobbies: Collecting antique watches, collecting antique cars, hair styling, and Chinese calligraphy
Is known as one of the "Four Heavenly Kings" of Cantopop in Hong Kong along with Jacky Cheung, Leon Lai, and Aaron Kwok
Member of the TVB Five Tigers group in the 1980s along with Ken Tong, Felix Wong, Michael Miu and Tony Leung
Leon Lai Profile and Biography
Name: 黎明 / Lai Ming (Li Ming)
English name: Leon Lai
Also known as: Wah Wah / Fay Jai Ming / Lai Ming Jai
Real name: Alexander Lai Chit
Profession: Actor, singer, talent agent
Birthdate: 1966-Dec-11
Birthplace: Beijing, China
Nationality: Hak-ka
Height: 180cm
Weight: 66kg
Star sign: Sagittarius
Chinese zodiac: Horse
Blood type: B+
Family: Wife/model Gaile Lai (樂基兒)
Leon Lai TV Series
Class of Distinction 阿Sir 早晨 (TVB, 1994)
The Legendary Ranger (TVB, 1992)
The Breaking Point (TVB, 1991)
The Challenge of Life (TVB, 1990)
Cherished Moments (TVB, 1990)
Song Bird 天涯歌女 (1989)
Yankee Boy (1988)
Chun Mun Kong Chuen Kei 晉文公傳奇 (1988)
Bing Kuen 兵權 (1988)
A Friend in Need (1988)
Foundling's Progress 男兒本色 (1986)
TV Series Theme Songs
Wishing You Won't Leave Tonight (願你今夜別離去), The Legendary Ranger theme song (1993)
Fool (傻癡癡), Romance Beyond theme song (1993)
Leon Lai Movies
Forever Enthralled as Mei Lan Fang (2008)
An Empress and the Warriors as Duan Lan Quan (2008)
The Matrimony (2007)
Three (2002)
Recognitions
Golden Horse Awards: Best Actor for "Three" (2002)
Trivia
Education: Christ College (Secondary School), King's Way Princeton College (England)
Is known as one of the "Four Heavenly Kings" of Cantopop in Hong Kong along with Andy Lau, Jacky Cheung, and Aaron Kwok
Leon created his own record label with Peter Lam under the name A Music in 2004.
