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VIRAL EXCLUSIVE
July 24, 2024
Award-Winning Performances
The actor received the Star Asia Lifetime Achievement Award at New York Asian Film Festival (NYAFF).
US - In recent years, Tai Bo’s
performances have garnered critical acclaim. He won the Best Actor awards at
both the Golden Horse Awards and the Hong Kong Film Awards for his role as a
secretly gay married man in Ray Yeung’s Twilight’s Kiss (also known as
“Suk Suk”). His collaboration with Yeung continued in the family drama All
Shall Be Well, which premiered at the Berlinale and received the Teddy
award for best feature.
Tai Bo’s
legacy was further celebrated at the New York Asian Film Festival (NYAFF),
where he received the Star Asia Lifetime Achievement Award. But his journey
doesn’t end there. He’s set to play a pivotal role in the upcoming prequel to
the successful Cold War franchise.
When asked
about the changes in Hong Kong filmmaking over his career, Tai Bo reminisces
about the days when Hong Kong cinema was considered the Hollywood of the East.
Budgets grew significantly, especially with co-productions involving China. The
industry has evolved, but Tai Bo’s passion and dedication remain unwavering.
Tai Bo’s
journey from the streets of Hong Kong to the silver screen is a testament to
his resilience, talent, and love for cinema. As he steps into this new chapter,
we eagerly await the next instalment of his remarkable story.
