Who is Wu Zhenyu?

Francis Ng

Francis Ng, born in Hong Kong on December 21, 1961, is an actor in Hong Kong, China.

In 1982, he entered the TVB artist training class. In 1987, he became famous in the TV series "Journey of Life", playing a villain named Du Langxian. In 1997, he won the Best Actor Award at the 3rd Hong Kong Film Critics Society Awards for his movie "Fit in Mongkok". In 1998, he directed his first work "9413". In 2000, he won the Best Actor Award at the 37th Taiwan Golden Horse Film Awards for his role in the movie "Gunfire"; in the same year, he won the Best Actor Award at the 6th Hong Kong Film Critics Society Awards for his role in the movie "Blast Detective". In 2001, he won the Best Supporting Actor Award at the 20th Hong Kong Film Awards and the Best Actor Award at the 7th Hong Kong Film Critics Society Awards for his movie "2000 AD". In 2013, Wu Zhenyu returned to the screen in the TV series "Up to the Sky 2", which became the annual ratings champion in Hong Kong after it was broadcast in Hong Kong. In 2014, the starring film "Beijing No. 81" became the box office champion of domestic thrillers. In 2014, he took his son to participate in the second season of the Hunan Satellite TV reality show "Where Are We Going, Dad".

On November 5, 2019, as the initiator of the new variety show "Acting School" will be officially launched on the 8th of this month, the show will be led by Wu Zhenyu, Zhang Jingchu, and Zhang Songwen as acting teachers.

Chinese name: Wu Zhenyu

Foreign name: FrancisNG

Alias: Wu Zhiqiang

Nationality: Chinese

Ethnicity : Han

Constellation: Sagittarius

Blood type: Type A

Height: 180cm

Weight: 68kg

Place of Birth: Hong Kong, China

Date of Birth: December 21, 1961

Occupation: Actor

Agency: Ng Chun-yu Studio

Representative works: Gunfire, Infernal Affairs II, Up to the Sky, Juliet and Liang Shanbo, 2000 AD, Explosive Detective, Brothers in Trouble

Main Achievements: Best Actor at the 37th Taiwan Golden Horse Film Awards

Best Supporting Actor at the 20th Hong Kong Film Awards

Nominated for Best Actor at the 5th Hong Kong Film Awards

Best Actor at the 3rd Hong Kong Film Critics Society Actor

Two-time Hong Kong Film Golden Bauhinia Award for Best Supporting Actor

TVB’s 36th Anniversary Most Popular TV Artiste

Origin: Panyu, Guangdong

Early experience

Wu Zhenyu was born in the 11th TVB Artist Training Class (1982) and became a male artist of the station. In the same period, Tony Leung, Stephen Chow, Li Zixiong and Ouyang Zhenhua also graduated. et al. In the first few years of his career, he only played small roles in TVB series. It was not until the mid-1980s that the number of performances began to increase. Since 1985, Ng Chun-yu has often participated in a large number of TVB dramas, mainly playing villains, such as Du Langxian in "The Journey of Life" and Duan Yulou in "The Hero" are among the masterpieces. In early 1990, he appeared in the TV series "Gray Net", playing the second male protagonist Cheng Hao who values ??love and righteousness and dies for love and righteousness. Later, he also appeared in situational TV series such as "Sandwich" and "Kara House", which gradually made him break away from the stereotype of villain roles. In 1992, after ending his eight-year contract with Wireless, Ng Chun-yu decided to completely join the film industry.

Acting experience

Francis Ng entered the film industry in 1986 with his performance in "Pretty Girl 3: Midnight Beauty". In the early days of the film industry, Wu Zhenyu could only play small roles.

In 1992, he played the leading antagonist Jiang Yulang in "The Two Proud Heroes".

In 1993, he made a cameo appearance as Wen Zhengming, one of the four great talents in Stephen Chow's "Tang Bohu Spots Autumn Fragrance".

From 1994 to 1995, he collaborated with Huang Zihua and Li Wanhua and starred in the stage play "Crashing Board Romance".

In 1996, he made a guest appearance in "Gay 40", playing a sensitive, gentle and showy GAY.

In the same year, Wu Zhenyu starred in the movie "Mongkok Fit Man" directed by Cha Chuanyi. In 1996, Ng Chun-yu participated in "Young and Dangerous" starring Ekin Cheng and Jordan Chan. He broke the conventional vicious underworld acting method and integrated an extremely crazy, hysterical and neurotic image into the villain.

In 1997, he starred in "Brothers in Need", playing the honest and honest Xie Yuan. In the same year, he successively filmed films such as "The Great Love" and "97 Happy Events in the Family". In 1997, he partnered with Liu Qingyun and starred in "The Birth of a Prefix" directed by Johnnie To and the movie "High Alert". And the movie "The Birth of a Prefix" won the 1998 Golden Bauhinia Award for Best Supporting Actor.

In 1998, he collaborated with Sandra Ng, Alex Fong and others in the TV series "Young and Dangerous", playing the gangster character Liang Kun. In 1998, he directed his first work "9413".

In 1999, he starred in "Blast Detective" directed by Wilson Yip. In the same year, he starred in "Gunfire" directed by Johnnie To.

In 2000, he won the Hong Kong Film Awards for Best Supporting Actor and the Golden Bauhinia Award for Best Supporting Actor for his 10-minute cameo appearance in "2000 AD" Supporting Actor Award. In the same year, he continued to cooperate with director Wilson Yip and starred in "Juliet and Liang Shanbo" with Sandra Ng.

In 2001, he won the Best Actor Award at the 7th Hong Kong Film Critics Society Awards Ceremony.

In 2002, Ng Chun-yu was nominated for Best Leading Role at the 20th Hong Kong Film Awards for his role in "Juliet and Liang Shanbo".

In 2003, he returned to TVB and took over the filming of the TVB celebration drama "Up to the Sky". In 2003, Ng Chun-yu was nominated for Best Actor at the 23rd Hong Kong Film Awards for his role as Ni Yongxiao in "Infernal Affairs II".

In 2005's "Psycho", Francis Ng played a kind, stubborn but non-aggressive psychopath.

In 2006, he starred in the movie "Crouching Tiger", playing an impulsive, bloodthirsty and cruel gangster villain. For this role, he was nominated for Best Actor at the 43rd Golden Horse Awards.

Wu Zhenyu played a killer in the 2010 movie "Western Wind".

On March 1, 2012, "Crazy Thief" premiered. Wu Zhenyu went to four theaters in Beijing to promote the film. In 2012, he collaborated with Chow Yun-fat and starred in the role of Mao Zai in "Big Shanghai".

In 2013, after Wu Zhenyu returned to the screen for ten years, the TV series "Up to the Sky 2" was launched in Hong Kong. With an average ratings of 31 points for the whole series and an average of 38 points for the finale, it became the most popular TV series in Hong Kong in 2013. champion.

In 2014, he starred in the movie "Beijing No. 81" and played two roles. The total box office in the mainland exceeded 400 million, and he became the domestic thriller box office champion with an average of 130 million per week. In the same year, Wu Zhenyu and his son participated in the Hunan Satellite TV variety show "Where Are We Going, Dad 2". Since the show was launched, Wu Zhenyu has been occupying the first position in the "Popular Dad Ranking".

On April 30, 2015, the movie "If You Love Me, Watch Movies with Me" was released on April 30. On May 19th, the premiere of "Tuhao 520" starring him was held in Beijing, and the movie was officially released on May 21st. Starring in the Lunar New Year comedy "New Year's Eve". In September, Wu Zhenyu and six celebrity guests including Bao Jianfeng, Jiang Chao, and Wang Zhengliang attended the press conference of the celebrity workplace experience program "Hello, Rookie" held by Anhui Satellite TV in Beijing.

On May 6, 2016, the movie "Found Me Guilty" starring in the movie was released. On November 30, Shenzhen Satellite TV released the lineup of the second season of "Shining Dad" at the 2017 High-Quality Resource Promotion Conference. Wu Zhenyu joined hands with Zhang Xiaolong, Bai Jugang, and Zhang Haochen to become the star dad lineup of the season.

In 2017, he starred in "Skinless Dad", teaming up with Louis Koo to interpret a different kind of father and son, and was nominated for Best Actor at the 36th Hong Kong Film Awards.

On April 29, 2019, it was announced that he would star in the movie "Break War"; on August 9, the movie "Walker 2: The Spy" co-starring with Nick Cheung and Louis Koo was released; on August 23 , the movie "Keep Silent" starring Zhou Xun and Zu Feng was released, in which he played prosecutor Wu Zhengwei. In November, he won the Best Supporting Actor Award at the third "Golden Screen Awards" for "Walker 2".

Personal life

Emotional life

Francis Ng’s wife Wang Liping was originally a Singaporean model. She was born in 1971. She participated in the "Second Talent Show" hosted by MediaCorp. Rookie" and entered the entertainment industry. In 1998, Wu Zhenyu and Wang Liping fell in love at first sight in Hong Kong. Under the fierce pursuit of the man, this foreign relationship developed rapidly. After four years of passionate love, Wu Zhenyu finally proposed successfully. Wu Zhenyu's off-site romance included a romantic seaside wedding in Hawaii in 2001 and a wedding in Thailand at the end of 2002. In 2008, the couple gave birth to their son Feynman.

Main works

Participated in movies

Keep silent - 2019-08-23, playing Wu Zhengwei

Walker 2: The Spy Movie - 2019-08-09, directed by Man Wai Hung

Everything at Home and Everything Is Shocked - 2019-01-18, starring,

Breaking War-2019, directed,

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Uncle Countercurrent - 2018-08-02, as Aaron

Father Peeling - 2017-04-27, as Tian Yixiong

Warrior's Gate - 2016-11 -18, director,

The Walker-2016-08-11, playing Qsir

The Baby Boss-2016-07-29, playing Bao Daddy

Judgment I'm Guilty - 2016-05-06, played by Fang Wennan

New Year's Eve - 2016-01-23, played by,

Tuhao 520-2015-05-21, played by,

If you love me, watch the movie with me - 2015-04-30, as Yao Xingjie

Assault Vehicle - 2015-04-03, as,

Up to the Sky - 2015 -02-19, played,

Beijing No. 81-2014-07-18

-2014-03-25, played

Hunter-2013 -11-01, played,

大上海-2012-12-21, played Mao Zai

Please call me a hero-2012-08-03

Love Island-2012-06-01, as Zhou Yu

My Road-2012-03-20, as Zhou Guocai

Crazy Thief-2012-03-01, as Le Ye

LaughingGor: The Latent Criminal-2011-12-29, as Huo Tianren

Traffic Jam-2011-10-14

Warring States-2011-04 -12, played,

Midnight Heartbeat-2010-12-24, played Mai Xiangyu

Xi Fenglie-2010-10-28, played Mai Gao

The Betrayal of LaughingGor-2009-08-13, as Xiao Zhuoxiao

Chaiying-2009-07-30, as Ye He Longbow

Button Man-2008-12-05 , plays Li Qianrong,

Double Food Story-2008-03-07, plays Jiang Yiyan,

Junji-2008-03-06, plays Kurokawa Kenji

The Sharpshooter and Zhiduoxing-2007-10-19, playing the role of A Chang

Yizhong-2007-05-12

The Awakening Lion-2007-04-26, playing the role of,

Everything Comes True-2007-02-14, playing the role of Lak Kun

Cha Wu-2007-01-11, playing the role of Acha

Fang·Zhu-2006-10 -19, played the role of killer Artest

Crouching Tiger-2006-10-13, played,

The headdress-2006-09-30, played the loving husband

Black and White Road-2006-08-31, playing Nick Cheung,

Fight to the End-2006-04-20, playing,

Springfield Flowers Alumni Reunion-2006-01-22, Played as Kelly Chen and Zhou Bichang,

Curse-2005-11-13, played as Zhenyu

Himalaya Star-2005-02-03, played as Uncle Bold

Psycho Heroes-2005-01-14, played by,

Flying Heroes Little White Dragon-2004-10-28

I Love Heaven and Earth-2004-02-05

Rhapsody-2004-01-15

Infernal Affairs II-2003-10-01, starring Anthony Wong, Carina Lau, Carina Lau

Six Degrees of Chilling-2003-09-04, playing Zhu Yin,

Two Heroes-2003-07-31, playing Ekin Cheng,

Black and White Forest-2003-06-20 , plays the role of blind superman

1:99 Movie Action-2003-00-00

The Thousand-Change Magic Hand-2003-00-00, plays the role of,

Being a man Becoming a Woman-2002-05-23, playing Fernando

Leading Sadly-2002-04-27

Breast Enlargement Secret Cup-2002-01-24, playing Daniel Wu ,

The League of Losers-2001-11-15, played by,

The Legend of a Bad Gambler-2001-10-12, played by,

Horror Hotline The Big-Headed Baby-2001-09-13, played by He Chaoyi,

Child·Shu-2001-04-26, played,

Like You-2001-03-22, played Christine Yang, Julie Bataille

White Bread of Love-2001-02-14, played,

Love and Sincerity-2000-09-09, played by Fang Longjiu

Since He Came - 2000-05-25, as Jiang Youyi

Save Detective Jiang-2000-03-11, as Gao Zhaoqi

Juliet and Liang Shanbo-2000-03 -02

AD 2000-2000-01-28, played by Aaron Kwok,

Heartbreaker 2: Life Sentence-2000-01-08, played by Liu Xixian

Those who oppose me will die - 1999-12-31, playing Sang Biao

The King of Entertainment - 1999-12-03, playing Brother Pao

Gunfire - 1999-11 -19, played the role of Lu Songxian,

The old corpse of the mountain village-1999-11-04, played the role of Gigi Lai,

Ghost Please Watch the Show-1999-10-30, played,

July and Fourteenth Believe It or Not-1999-08-20, playing the role of Wu Liji

Explosion Detective-1999-08-05, playing the role of Mike

None -1999-07-17, played,

SWAT New Humans-1999-06-18, played Nicholas Tse,

The King of Underworld: The Counter-1999-05-29, played揸煲综合

O Ji Triad Files-1999-03-18

Stand-in Boy-1999-00-00, as Fan Liuyuan

9413-1998 -11-20, played Gao Zhanwen

Unemployed Special Agents-1998-09-12, played Jack Arong

Extraordinary Police-1998-09-08, played Li Huimin,

Young and Dangerous - 1998-06-05, playing Nicholas Tse

Fulltime Thief - 1998-05-09, playing Ji Bao

I love it You-1998-03-12, playing the role of Mo Dazhi

Young and Dangerous Chapter: Hong Xing Thirteen Sisters-1998-02-21

Rape 2 Uniform Temptation-1998-00 -00, played Tung Chien-gang

Overwhelming passion-1997-09-26, played Sir Mao

Hardcover brothers-1997-08-28

Height Alert-1997-07-18, as McQueen

The Best Partner: Drunk Street Partner-1997-06-21, as Lei Yuyang

A fierce ghost will stay with you all night-1997 -04-24

The birth of a prefix-1997-03-14, playing Matt

Gay Forty-1997-01-16

God of Gamblers III: Young God of Gamblers-1996-12-24

Love in Love on Birthday-1997-

00-00, as Lion King

Sorry, Thank You-1997-00-00, as Mo Dazhi

97 A Happy Event in the Family-1997-00-00, as the second son Lao Fei

Go! The Fit Corps - 1996-09-06

The Streets of Fury - 1996-06-25

The Fit Men in Mong Kok - 1996-05-23, as Lak Kwan

666 Devil's Resurrection-1996-05-17

The Young and Dangerous Girl's Decisive Battle in the Jianghu-1996-03-21

Luck of Fortune to Laxing-1996-02 -09

Young and Dangerous in the Jianghu-1996-01-25, played,

Forty-eight hours after the gun was lost-1996-00-00

Landscape Encounter-1995-11-16

Fake Emperor-1995-02-25

Superman in Troubled Times-1994-12-01

True Love in Time-1995 -00-00, played Zhang Junyu

Bangbanfengliu-1994-10-06, played Ma Jinheng

Detective Molu-1994-06-08, played,

Today every year - 1994-03-31

The leader of the demon sect in the story of Heaven and Dragon Slaying - 1993-12-28

The gangster-1994-00-00

Visitors from Hell-1994-00-00, as Kuang Jun Lai

Launder Future Money First-1994-00-00, as Zhou Xinwen/Brother Wu

The Legend of the White-haired Witch- 1993-08-26, played the role of Nan Ji Wushuang, the leader of the Demon Cult

Tang Bohu Spots Qiuxiang-1993-07-01, played,

The Strange Case of the Dissolving Corpse-1993-06-12, Playing the role of perverted murderer Wang Deming (Patrick)

Kidnapping Huang Qihui-1993-00-00, playing policeman Zhang Sir

Black Panther-1993-00-00, playing Jia Tianyi

The Demon of Rainy Night-1993-00-00, played the perverted murderer Lin Haoyun

The Peerless Twins-1992-11-12, played,

The winner is king-1992- 00-00

Elf Transformation-1992-00-00, playing A Zhi

Poison Hao-1991-00-00

Wild Fairy Tale-1991- 00-00, as Alex Ng

Di Tou Long-1990-00-00, as Ben Shao

Rampage Fire Phoenix-1990-00-00

Arrogant Eagle-1989-00-00, playing HE-MAN

Lucky Star-1989-00-00, director,

Hunting Heroes-1989-00-00

Arrogant-1989-00-00, as the Wan Guojun

Mr. Evil-1988-00-00

Braving the Poisonous Dragon Pond-1988-00-00, as Luo Ayong

The True Colors of a Detective-1988-00-00

Pretty Girls III: Midnight Beauty-1986-00-00, played Chen Jiaqi

Participated in TV series

Up to the Sky II-2013, starring,

Ying Huan Zhi-2011, starring,

Life Has Tomorrow-2008, starring,

Hutou Zhiduoxing-2005, played Zheng Fa

Up to the Sky-2003, played Charlene Choi

General Ah Fu-1998, played Tong Ailing

Suffering brothers- 1997, played Luo Jialiang

The Adventurer-1995, played Fan Shouwang

New Cohabitation Relationship-1995

None-1992, played Yang Guohai

Eagle Earth-1992<

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Kara House-1991, played Liao Tongtai

Sanba Beauty-1991, played Jian Xuan

Huiwang-1991, played,

Midnight Sun-1990, as Wei Zhihao

Enemies reunited again-1990, as Mo Shunyun

Smiling Proudly Tomorrow-1990, as You Xiangxing

The Famous Catcher of the Tang Dynasty-1990, played Pei Yifei

The Wrong Love Triangle-1990, played Lu Huaixin

None-1989, played Wang Gangsheng

None- 1989, played Gu Yulou

None-1989, played Lin Jiao

None-1989, played Li Jiaxin

None-1989, played Guan Zhipei

None-1989, as Xu Zhiheng

None-1989, as,

None-1988

None-1987

None -1987

None-1987, plays Gu Huixiong

None-1987

None-1987, plays Du Langxian

None-1987

None-1987, as Chuan Yi

None-1986, as Wu Qihua

None-1985, as Lok Wai Kei

None-1985 , plays Yang Erlang (Yang Yanding)

None-1985, plays Zheng Yuling

None-1985, plays the second prince

None-1985, plays Tan Yifei

None-1985, plays Yip Sing-kang

None-1985, plays the witness of the robbery

None-1984, directed by Michael Miu

None-1984

None-1984, starring Li Siqi

None-1984

None-1984

None-1984, directed by Ng Yun-chuen

None-1984, directed by Leslie Cheung

None-1984, directed by Qiu Jiaxiong

None-1984

None-1984, directed by Michael Miu

None-1983, playing the role of the little beggar

None-1983

None-1983, directed by Li Siqi

None-1983, starring Liu Minyi

None-1983

None-1983, director Zhang Siu-fai

None-1983, played the role of colleague Jiang Haowen

None-1983, played the role of a classmate rehearsing the drama

None-1982

None-1982

None-1982, plays the role of student

None-1982

None -1982, director Ng Run-chuen

None-1981, played the silly chicken

None-1884, played the role of Ren Yiyi's father

Social activities

On March 29, 2014, he participated in the large-scale charity event "Caring for Autistic Children" to help care for autistic children.

In May 2014, Hong Kong actor Ng Chun-yu took out the costumes he wore in "Up to the Skies 2" for an online charity auction. Many popular costumes in the drama, such as star shirts and captain's jackets, attracted a large number of Netizens bid. It is reported that this public welfare auction will end at 24:00 on May 14, and all donations will be used to aid poor primary schools in Yushu.

Award record

Character evaluation

Wu Zhenyu played a gangster who loves his subordinates, respects his boss and values ??loyalty in "Gunfire", and is slightly neurotic. His outstanding performance and captivating eyes make him stand out among the five main actors despite his small role. His performance is eye-catching. He has made countless gunfight movies, but it is rare to see such a high-level work. And Ng Chun-yu is one of the most powerful actors in Hong Kong. After being buried for many years, he finally got the approval. The judges of the Golden Horse Awards commented on him: "Although he is only one out of five, his eyes make him jump out at once." Killing with eyes is the highest level. (Sina Entertainment Review)

Best Actor ("Blast Detective") Reason for winning: Playing a terminally ill police detective, rough in appearance but delicate in heart. At one moment he is a vulgar old man, at another he is the great grandson of his temporary grandma, and at the next he is a loving man who is willing to take care of his pregnant mother-in-law. He is both fiery and restrained, and his acting skills are on a new level. (Judgement of the 6th Hong Kong Film Critics Society)

Best Actor ("2000 AD") Reasons for winning: For the first time playing a middle-aged and old character, he completely absorbed the anger and explosive power, and acted with every gesture It is even more impressive, and the accuracy of mastering body language has reached the level of perfection. (Critic of the 7th Hong Kong Film Critics Society Awards)

Francis Ng is a very good actor. Generally speaking, it is difficult for actors to break through the limitations of their appearance. The appearance will reduce the actor's acting skills. , but he can, his acting skills are really good, his understanding of the scenes is very deep, and he can grasp many subtle things. (Comment by Ye Weixin)

Francis Ng is a good actor, philosopher and enlightened person. But he is always misled by Jianghu. The taste of rice wine is sweet, mellow, light in the mouth, penetrates into the marrow, and penetrates the muscles and bones, just like Wu Zhenyu's acting skills. (Gao Qun Book Review)

Judging from Wu Zhenyu's calm performance in "Warring States", he has become more and more serious about himself and his character, even a little harsh. As a veteran in the film industry for more than 20 years, He is an absolute master of acting. He can give back to the audience with consistently high-level performances instead of sneaking into the crew to make money. This professionalism alone is something that many mainland actors cannot achieve or even learn. In the final analysis, we should not waste this living textbook of Wu Zhenyu in the entertainment industry. (Tencent Entertainment review)

I watched his works relatively early. His performances in "Gunfire" and "Love White Bread" were so good. My performance was also greatly influenced by him. Having a strong opponent like Brother Zhenyu is a life-saving straw. When you have no other choice, your opponent will help you find a way; when you encounter difficulties, your opponent will help you cross the mountain. , overcoming this difficulty, so in fact, the character Sun Bin received a lot of help from Brother Zhenyu. There were many scenes that were not in the original script and were all thought up by him. (Comment by Sun Honglei)

Wu Zhenyu has a unique idea (Netease Entertainment).

He usually gets into roles very quickly. He also has the habit of not reading the script when filming, but "his performance and performance are absolutely top-notch" (Tahara).

Francis Ng’s character is almost impeccable (Sohu Entertainment).

Wu Zhenyu is full of positive energy. Hand-painted cute patterns on the gifts given to children in charity activities, showing full fatherly love (Netease Entertainment).

Personal Incidents

In May 2015, a video of Wu Zhenyu being interviewed after a movie conference was exposed. During this time, he threw the microphone angrily because he received a comment from his son Wu Feiman in "Dad" The injury diagnosis report on the show "Qunar Season 2" was finally diagnosed as permanent injury. He said that after a year of contacting the program team, no one responded or communicated with him. "A six-year-old child was injured and the insurance has not been settled. I get angry every time he mentions it and I have to go to court." Program director Xie Dikui told the media that Hunan TV will make a public response to the matter later. In response to this video, the media called Wu Zhenyu's staff. The staff said that Wu Feiman had indeed suffered permanent injuries. He injured the corner of his eye while filming "Where Are We Going, Dad Season 2" in New Zealand. The doctor determined that the scar was a permanent injury that could not be removed.

On May 21, 2015, Wu Zhenyu attended an event in Hong Kong. His son Wu Feiman was injured in the corner of his eye while participating in "Where Are We Going, Dad Season 2" and has not received insurance compensation for nearly a year. On May 22, I met with Hunan Satellite TV to discuss and brought my lawyer with me.