Stephen Chow movie star biographies

Biography Stephen Chow. Born with the full name Chow Sing-Chi, or better known as Stephen Chow he is an actor and film star comedy Mandarin. She was born in Hong Kong on June 22, 1962, Stephen Chow then spent his youth along with three sisters in Shanghai, China. He developed an interest in martial arts after watching Bruce Lee martial arts talent. In 1982, he graduated from high school and auditioned at a school run by TVB, a Hong Kong television station in which he denied. Friends of 'Waise' Lee Chi-Hung (Legend of the Swordsman, 'John Woo's A Better Tomorrow') to help him out and he was allowed to take classes at night. He graduated in 1983 and was hired to host a children's television program called "Space Shuttle 430" even though he did not like children.

This did not stop him from his duty as he developed off-beat relationship with co-star on the show that audiences loved, who led the program to run for five years. During the final run the event in 1988, he can get into a dramatic role in the programs of numerous television and went on to star in his first film in which Danny 'actor' Lee Sau-Yin (City on Fire, "John Woo, The Killer ') cast him in the film 'Final justice' which earned him the Award for Best Supporting Actor at Taiwan's 25th Annual Film Awards.

In 1990, he introduced the extraordinary comedic talent in the film 'all for the winner' cute spin-off of the film, 'God of Gamblers' starring Chow Yun-Fat. The film became such a success that he also starred alongside Chow Yun-Fat in the successful sequel, God of Gamblers 2 '. He excelled in the genre of comedy and develop trademarks reinvented his career in the coming years when he started doing parodies of Hollywood. and in the film 'Justice in My Foot' he won the Best Actor in Asia

The idea combines sports with kung fu and comedy come into play in 2002 with the 'Shaolin Soccer' where some CGI effects digital used to help create the action sequences were amazing with the help of choreographer legendary 'Tony Ching Siu-Tung that gives a touch of style in the fights. This film struck gold on release, ranking highest grossing film in the history of Hong Kong cinema with a record of HK $ 60 million.

Finally, Hollywood took support of Chow comedy skills and Miramax Films bought the distribution rights to 'Shaolin Soccer' and released internationally in 2003. Following the success of 'Shaolin Soccer' Columbia Tristar released next project kung-fu comedy, 'Kung Fu Hustle', in where he collaborated with another legendary choreographer, Yuen Wo-Ping, to create a sequence of martial arts hard-hitting, which Wo-Ping has been famous since the 70s in Hong Kong. creativity Stephen Chow comedy action and continue to seek new audiences and his work will continue to entertain audiences around the world for years to come.