What classic roles did Hawick Lau's father play?

Hawick Lau's father Liu Dan (1942165438+1October 18-), formerly known as Liu Qingji, was born in Weihai, Shandong Province, and was a well-known senior actor in Hong Kong. His representative works include "The Dragon Slayer by Eternal Adversity", "Silver Fox" and "He is my brother". He used to be an appointed member of Sai Kung District Council in Hong Kong and a major member of the New Territories East Branch of the Liberal Party. His son Hawick Lau, a former TVB and ATV artist, is now developing in the Mainland.

Liu Dan (1942165438+1October 18-), formerly known as Liu Qingji, was born in Weihai, Shandong Province, and was a well-known senior actor in Hong Kong. His representative works include The Dragon Slayer by Eternal Adversity, The Legend of the Condor Heroes, The Silver Fox, He is My Brother, etc. He used to be an appointed member of Sai Kung District Council in Hong Kong and a major member of the New Territories East Branch of the Liberal Party. His son Hawick Lau, a former TVB and ATV artist, is now developing in the Mainland.

Original name: Liu Qingji.

Nickname: Barbecued pork, Master Dan.

English name: Lau Dan

Native place: Weihai, Shandong Province

Current residence: Hong Kong

Language: Cantonese, English

Date of birth:1942165438+10/8. Lunar calendar1October 1 1 day, noon (1942).

Constellation: Scorpio

Height: 168CM

Weight: 76 kg

Education: graduated from high school.

Spouse: Li

Children: 1 son (famous actor Hawick Lau) 1 daughter.

Religious belief: Buddhism

Hobbies: tennis, golf, swimming.

Present post: TVB artist, former Sai Kung District Councillor.

Date of birth:1944165438+10/8.

Place of birth: Hong Kong

Education: cathay Pacific film company actor training class.

personal record

Liu Dan immigrated to Hong Kong with his parents when he was four years old. Because of the hard life since childhood, my father became a policeman, while he studied in the morning and worked at night. He studied in Hong Kong Union Medical College and in the Department of Civil Engineering of Polytechnic University. Before entering the business, he worked as a construction worker and a sailor. 1968 accidentally admitted to the actor training class of the film company and officially entered the industry. 1970 officially starred in the protagonist of Little Apple. 197 1 year switched to Shaw Company and participated in many works such as Storm Mirror and Ghosts. 1972

He left Shaw Company to join Harvest, engaged in dubbing and performing at the same time. 1977, join TVB. After being frustrated in the film circle, he switched to TV and became a smash hit with the role of "Feng Jingyao" in Shanghai Beach. He also played the role of barbecue shop owner "Li Biaobing" in the long TV series "Love Actually", so he was nicknamed "Barbecued Barbecue" (Li Biaobing is unknown in the play). He once played the fatuous Ming Xianzong in the first episode of the TV series "Everyone is Happy".

The role that really made Liu Dan a household name was the role of Hong Qigong, a beggar with nine fingers in The Legend of the Condor Heroes. Liu Dan's version of "Hong Qigong" is very kind and lovely, and is one of the most lovable characters in the whole play. Liu Dan performed four consecutive versions (1983, 1994) with superb performances.

Hong Qigong's two-year edition of "Heroes of the Condor" has set an unprecedented record in the wireless TV station, which shows the audience's love for the role he created. With such acting skills as a guarantee, Liu Dan has been rolling in the entertainment circle for more than 20 years and is still very popular.

Liu Dan was appointed as a member of Sai Kung District Council in 2000, and began to go into politics, pleading for the people. After being re-elected for two terms (eight years), he retired in 2007.

In 2000, he participated in the Legislative Council election of the New Territories East constituency in the name of the Liberal Party, and his candidate list won more than 15000 votes, but he failed to get a seat. [ 1]

Liu Dan, who has more than 30 years of acting experience, witnessed the development of Hong Kong TV series. Talking about the changes of Hong Kong dramas in the past 30 years, Liu Dan has something to say: "TVB's dramas are enduring because they always do the opposite." Liu Dan said that many Hong Kong film and television companies always like to follow the tastes of the audience: "The audience likes to watch whatever they want, so they shoot such dramas. For example, in the early 1980 s,' farce' was very popular, and everyone took shots and stopped watching. "

However, TVB always likes to lead the audience's viewing habits: "The audience doesn't shoot the TVB they want to see. They are always at the front of the watch, and they feel a little bet. " Just like the recent hit annual drama "Jewelry", producer Qi did not copy the drama of three women being jealous, but found another way: "Qi is my good friend for many years and a geek. He doesn't like to follow the trend and always likes to do his own thing. " The high ratings of "Jewellery" also verified the feasibility of this "doing the opposite" approach.