Wu Yaohan
essential information
Early experience
In 1955, Wu Yaohan went to study in Britain, and then went to study in the British Academy of drama. After graduation, he joined the BBC television. In 1970, he returned to Hong Kong to participate in film and TV performances. He starred in the first episode of the TV series "stars" and hosted comedy shows, becoming a comedian.
Acting experience
In 1970, he returned to Hong Kong to take part in film and TV performances. He starred in the first episode of the TV series "stars" and hosted comedy shows, becoming a comedian.
In 1975, he set up pioneer film company and acted as the leading actor and producer.
In 1976, he played the role of Hong Kong Police in the comedy "half the weight" jointly produced by Jiahe film company and Xu's Film Co., Ltd.
In 1977, he co starred with Wu Yaohan, Zhao Yazhi and Xu Guanying in the comedy action film "Fa Qian Han", which was shot by the leading team of Hong Kong classic film "half weight eight Liang", and played wu long in the film.
In 1979, he co starred with Qiao Hong, Tang Jing, Fang Jieling and Yu Mulian in the Hong Kong comedy "panic and loss", playing Yahan, a hospital handyman; in the same year, he played Richard ngtiny in the Hong Kong film "mysterious thieves and wonderful detectives" directed by Liang Puzhi.
In 1981, he starred in Liang Puzhi's film "dragon power". In 1982, he played detective Wu Xiangqin in the comedy action film "watch out for little hands"; in the same year, he played Wu Zhi in the film "brother and brother" starring Shi Tian.
In 1983, he took part in the shooting of "five lucky stars" by Jiahe film company in order to fight against the booming film series of new art city, and played "exhaust pipe" in the film.
In 1984, he acted in the action comedy "fast food truck" with Jackie Chan and Hong Jinbao, playing brilliant patient; in the same year, he acted in the film "Shenyong shuangxiangpao" with Lin Zhengying and Hong Jinbao, and played ah Qiu; in the same year, he acted in the film "Shenyong shuangxiangpao 2", and played ah Qiu.
In 1985, he starred with Jackie Chan and Hong Jinbao in the film "lucky stars shine high"; in the same year, he also starred with Jackie Chan and Hong Jinbao in the film "summer lucky stars", playing dashendi in the two films; in the same year, he starred in the film "Shenyong shuangxiangpao 3 Zhiyong Sanbao" and played a Qiu.
In 1986, he played Dr. Wu in Feng Shixiong's comedy film "eight joys at the gate"; later, he co starred with Jiang Davide in the movie "the plan for the lost treasure", playing Mei Cai; and he also played in the movie "the magic double cannon 4: the Dragon spits the Pearl", playing ah Qiu in the movie.
In 1987, he played Dr. Zhou in the love movie "beautiful man" directed by David Jiang; later, he played restaurant owner Wu Deda in the movie "cousin arrives" directed by Wu Ma; in the same year, he and Lin Zhengying played the role of warlock Mao Shanming in the Hong Kong supernatural film "Mr. spirit".
In 1988, he played Mr. Zhu, the hairdresser, in the Hong Kong Drama Best son in law.
In 1990, he performed as a guest star in the horror film Mr. night devil directed by Liu Guanwei; later, he played boss Yu in the film the world of mortals directed by Yan Hao; in the same year, he performed as a guest star in the comedy film the bad ghost prying the corner directed by Liu Guanwei.
In 1991, he played uncle Zeng, the father of developer Zeng Xiaozhi, in the so-called Hong Kong "All Star" charity film "banquet of wealthy families"; later, he played dashendi in a comedy action film "five lucky stars hit the ghost" starring Hu Huizhong, Hong Jinbao, Zeng Zhiwei, Chen Baixiang, Feng kuifan and Qin Xianglin.
In 1992, he co starred with Andy Lau in the action movie "the infatuated love sword of the chivalrous couple in 1992", playing the devil king.
In 1993, he played Cheng Han, the middle-aged widowed, mother and the head of a family who independently raised three daughters in pursuit of boys, which is based on the funny and humorous story of women chasing men. Later, he played Richard in super school overlord, which is adapted from the popular video game "street overlord" directed by Wang Jing. In the same year, he played in the martial arts action drama "relying on heaven to kill the dragon" directed by Wang Jing He plays Wei Yixiao in the devil cult leader.
In 1995, he played Professor Bao, Liu Wen's teacher in the film "rogue doctor", which is adapted from Japanese popular cartoon; later, he played the father of Li Jingyun, a music teacher in the Hong Kong film "fairy music floating" starring Guo Fucheng and Chen Huilin; in the same year, he made a guest performance in the Taiwan film "life events" directed by Chen Xinyi.
In 1996, he played Dashan in the film fortune five stars directed by Chen Xunqi and Liu Guanwei, and then he played uncle Han in the film Huang Feihong's great master of the western regions directed by Hong Jinbao.
In 2001, she played Wu Dehui in the song and dance drama Beijing Music and road directed by Zhang wanting, which set off the separation and reunion of modern Chinese new human beings against the ancient background of the Great Wall, the Forbidden City, Siheyuan and so on.
In 2002, he acted in the romantic comedy my wife is under 18 directed by Ruan Shisheng and played a professor in the play.
In 2003, he played Chang Xi in the Hong Kong film "concocted girlfriend"; later, he acted in the TV series "newsgirl" directed by Hong Zhongxia; in the same year, he also played in the adventure drama "Tomb Raider 2" directed by Jane de bond.
In 2005, he performed as a guest star in the action movie Longwei father and son directed by Li jiongkai.
In 2006, he played Zhong Jichang, the father of the cynical and unrestrained Playboy Zhong Shijie, in the Hong Kong comedy Mr. three minutes directed by Chen Jiashang, and later appeared in the crime film "lethal cell phone" directed by Greg max.
In 2010, he took part in the comedy "the God of wealth" directed by Ruan Shisheng and played Wen. In 2011, he played Mr. Zhu in the movie "fierce men roll to death team".
In 2012, he participated in the shooting and performance of the Hong Kong romantic comedy shadow lover, and later starred in the film business war, playing Donald.
In 2013, he played uncle Dong in the horror movie zombie directed by Mai Junlong, and then he played Yang million in the feature film "the window lights" CO produced by Huizhou Dayawan Charity Association, Huizhou one window lights Public Welfare Association and Star TV production company.
Personal life
Wu Yaohan studied in the UK at that time. Before he graduated from University, he married his then girlfriend, and this marriage lasted only half a year. Later, she married her second wife, Susan, and had a son (Wu Jialong) and two daughters.
Main works
Take part in the film
Take part in TV series
Making works
Screenwriter's works
Directing works
Award winning record
Character evaluation
The optimistic and cheerful "big driver" in TVB classic TV series "big driver" has impressed the audience so far. As an old comedian, Wu Yaohan once brought a lot of joy to the audience with his role. (Hexun online review)
Wu Yaohan does not just make a living, but takes surpassing Chaplin as his goal. Therefore, with this mentality, he would rather run against the hot sun, but also show the reality of the play incisively and vividly, so as to win more opportunities for himself. (Tiantai news online review)
Wu Yaohan can be said to be an important character (mostly supporting role) in Hong Kong comedy films in the video hall era. The most impressive image created by him is the character in the five lucky stars series who is interested in all kinds of strange techniques. He is also one of his most successful roles. (people's online review)
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