Five Lucky Stars series was filmed by Golden Harvest Film Company to fight the best partner series of New Art City. With its strong Hong Kong local comedy elements, super-luxury star lineup, and gorgeous film production, this series kept it at the forefront of the movie box office in the following years and the best partner series. Including "Five Lucky Stars", "Five Lucky Stars", "Summer Lucky Stars", "Five Lucky Stars" and many other well-known series of movies.
Five lucky stars in the series of five lucky stars:
1, partridge (Samby Hung)
Sammo Hung, born in Hong Kong, China on January 7, 1952, actor, director, action director, producer, screenwriter, producer, and filmmaker.
acted as the action director of the action film "The Drunk Man" in 1966; founded Hong Jiaban in the 1970s; won the 1st Taiwan Golden Dragon Award for Best Action Design Award in 1971 for the action film "Death Swords"; since 1977 Directed and acted in and composed the action film "Three Virtues Monk and Chong Mi Liu".
In 1980, the self-directed and self-written zombie fantasy film "Ghosts Fighting Ghosts" won the annual box office championship in Hong Kong, and was the first Hong Kong zombie film; in 1983, the self-directed and self-acted action film "Beware of Little Hands" won the 2nd Hong Kong Film Awards The best actor is the pioneering work of a modern action film; in the same year, the self-directed and self-acted action film "The Prodigal Son" won the 2nd Hong Kong Film Awards Best Action Design Award; in 1985, the self-directed and self-acted action film "The Lucky Star" , "Summer Lucky Stars" broke the annual box office record in Hong Kong and won the double box office of Hong Kong movies throughout the year; in 1988 with the action film "Seven Little Fortunes" won the 33rd Asia Pacific Film Festival Best Actor, the 8th Hong Kong Film Gold Image award for best actor.
In 1997, the self-directed and self-acted action film "A Good Man" broke Hong Kong's annual box office record and won the Hong Kong film annual box office championship; in 1998, with the action film "Crossing the River", it broke into Hollywood in the United States and won the US simultaneous wireless championship.
won the 28th Hong Kong Film Awards for Best Action Design Award and the 46th Taiwan Film Golden Horse Awards for Best Action Design Award for the action film "Ip Man" in 2009; won the Asian Star of the 9th New York Asian Film Festival in 2010 Lifetime Achievement Award; In the same year, with the action film "Ip Man 2", he won the Best Action Design Award at the 30th Hong Kong Film Awards and the Best Action Design Award at the 47th Taiwan Film Golden Horse Awards.
won the Golden Mulberry Lifetime Achievement Award at the 18th Far East Film Festival in 2016; in 2018, he won the Best Action Design Award at the 37th Hong Kong Film Awards for the action film "Slaying the Wolf: Greedy Wolf".
2, Citi Ginseng (Qin Xianglin)
Qin Xianglin and Charlie Chin, born in Nanjing on May 19, 1948, are actors from Hong Kong, China.
In 1968, he returned to Hong Kong and started to work in the film, making his debut film "Black Panther". In 1972, he went to Taiwan to develop and starred in the movie "Heart Has Thousand Thousand Knots", which earned him the Outstanding Actor Award for the 20th Asian Film Festival. Since then, he has become the "permanent niche" in the film of director Bai Jingrui. In 1973, he starred in the movie "A Thousand Thousand Knots in Hearts", which played the role of an illegitimate son Geng Ruocheng who did not want to admit his father. With this film, Qin Xianglin won the Outstanding Actor Award in the 20th Asian Film Festival. In 1974, he starred in the movie "Girlfriend" and won the Golden Horse Award for Outstanding Feature Film. In the same year, in the movie "Long Love", Qin Xianglin played Lin Weiyang, a college student who went to the United States, and won the 12th Golden Horse Award for Best Male Leading role award. In 1977, Qin Xianglin starred in "The End of the World", for which he won the Best Actor Award at the 14th Golden Horse Awards; in the same year, he starred in the movie "I Am A Cloud" with Qin Han and Lin Qingxia. In 1983, together with Jackie Chan and Sammo Hung, he starred in the comedy movie "The Five Lucky Stars", in which Qin Xianglin played Vaseline. In 1988, he co-starred with Yuan Biao and Xia Wenxi in the movie "The Mandarin Duck" directed by Zhang Jianting, in which Qin Xianglin played the role of Lu Jin.
In 1989, Qin Xianglin started a simple life and moved to the United States. Once his savings were wiped out by investing in the stock market. After that, use the money earned to invest in real estate. After getting the opportunity in the United States, he boldly bought real estate, worked hard and achieved something.
3, rhino leather (Feng Quefan)
Feng Quefan (Stanley Fung), born on June 1, 1945 in Shunde District, Foshan City, Guangdong Province, a well-known film and television actor and director in Hong Kong, ChinaActing and producer, character actor.
In 1965, after joining Li's TV, he starred in the first movie "Black Rose: The Third of Red Flower Rogue" and joined the movie world. In 1974, directed the first film "Under the Eaves of Hong Kong". In 1968, he switched to TVB and starred in the station's first feature-length TV series "Dream of Love". In 1976, he joined Hong Kong Jiayi TV as a program producer. In 1978, he returned to wireless and served as producer and actor. In 1981, he concentrated on film and television performances and began to take the line of character actors. Since 1983, he has been familiar with the audience for starring in the "Five Lucky Stars" series of movies and playing rhino hide. Since 1987, he has starred in the "Hardcover Chasing Girls" series of movies. In 1990, starred in the horror movie "Music Zombie" with Lin Zhengying. In 1996, starred in the TV series "Forensic Cases". In 2001, he played Liao Chuangjing in the relaxed fashion TV series "Ancestor Opens Eyes". In 2005, he starred in the fantasy idol drama "Legend of Shuangbi" broadcast by China Television in Taiwan. In 2010, he was nominated for Best Supporting Actor in the 10th Chinese Film Media Awards and the 29th Hong Kong Film Awards for Best Supporting Actor for starring in the action film "Accident". In 2014, he played Gao Jun's father in the urban thriller suspense film "Makeup Artist". In the same year, he starred in the love inspirational drama "Turn Around and Say I Love You". In 2015, starred in the movie "Old Li".
4, Dashengdi (played by Wu Yaohan)
Wu Yaohan (Richard Ng), born on December 17, 1939 in Chaozhou City, Guangdong Province, is a Hong Kong film and television actor, producer, screenwriter, and director.
went to the UK to study in 1955, then went to the Hamster School of Drama, and joined the British BBC television station after graduation. In 1970, he returned to Hong Kong and participated in film and TV performances. He starred in the first episode of the TV series "A Book of Stars" and hosted a comedy show, becoming a comedian.
in 1977 directed the film "Face and Heart". 1979 starred in the movie "Lost". Participated in "Beware of Little Hands" in 1982. Participated in the filming of the film "Five Lucky Stars" in 1983. In 1984, he starred in the movie "Five Lucky Stars" and was nominated as the best actor of the 3rd Hong Kong Film Awards in the same year. In 1988, he starred in the movie "The Dragon Thief". He starred in the movie "Flying Over the Dusk" in 1989 and was nominated as the best actor of the 9th Hong Kong Film Awards in 1990. In 2003, he starred in the movie "Making a Girlfriend". In 2005, he participated in the action film "Longwei Father and Son" directed by Li Jiongkai. In 2006, he appeared in the Hong Kong comedy "Mr. Three Minutes" directed by Chen Jiashang. In 2011, he starred in the movie "Boss to the Death". In 2013, he starred in the movie "Zombies" directed by Junlong Mai and played the role of Uncle Dong in the play.
5, Luo Han Guo (Zeng Zhiwei)
Zeng Zhiwei (Eric Tsang), originally from Wuhua County, Guangdong, was born in Hong Kong on April 14, 1953, Chinese-language film and television actor, screenwriter, director, producer, host, member of the Guangzhou Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China, WTO Honorary Chairman of the Foundation, Image Ambassador, Honorary Chairman of Kang Hong Chenxi Football Team.
is also the founder of the Hong Kong Star Football Team, the vice chairman of the Hong Kong Film Awards Organizing Committee, and the former chairman of the Hong Kong Performing Arts Association.
starred in "Tale of Two Cities" with Alan Tam and Maggie Cheung in 1992 and won the Best Actor at the Hong Kong Film Awards. Since 1995, he has hosted a series of variety shows for TVB. In 1997, he won the Taiwan Film Golden Horse Award and the Hong Kong Film Awards for Best Supporting Actor with the role of the gang boss in "Sweet Honey". On June 18, 2006, he was awarded an honorary doctorate at the World Outstanding Chinese Award and the Honorary Doctorate Award Ceremony of Hatton University, Colorado, USA. On July 1, 2008, Zeng Zhiwei was awarded the Medal of Honor by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government. On January 14, 2011, Zeng Zhiwei was elected as a member of the Standing Committee of the CPPCC Jiangmen, Guangdong Province. On September 5, Zeng Zhiwei officially became the director and vice chairman of Golden Supreme Digital Technology Co., Ltd. In 2012, Zeng Zhiwei expressed his position on the issue of the Diaoyu Islands between China and Japan. He not only resigned from the Japanese drama "Kindaichi" and rejected the Japanese tourism feature, but also rejected the highest medal of honor issued by the Japanese government. In 2013, Zeng Zhiwei attended the CPPCC meeting as the Guangzhou CPPCC. In 2014, served as the talent show "Come on! "Cinderella" tutor. In February 2015, Zeng Zhiwei resigned as a member of the Jiangmen CPPCC Standing Committee. In 2017, he won the 36th Hong Kong Film Awards for Best Supporting Actor for his "Ignorance of a Thought".
