TVB Star Expresses Gratitude too Mentors, Reflects on Two-Decade Career
A celebrated actor recently publicly thanked key figures at Television Broadcasts Limited (TVB) who supported his career, acknowledging both their affection and constructive criticism. The emotional tribute highlighted the importance of mentorship and perseverance in the competitive Hong Kong entertainment industry.
The actor expressed deep thankfulness for senior colleagues, including individuals named Miu and Lai, for their consistent support despite his self-described “very naughty” behavior. He extended this gratitude to Virginia Lok, TVB assistant general manager, whom he affectionately referred to as “my other mother,” stating, “I’m so naughty, but you still love me like your own son.”
He also acknowledged Catherina Tsang,TVB executive director,recognizing her role in his professional development. “Every word that you said was meant to make me a better person,” he stated, recalling years of guidance and, at times, direct feedback.
The actor’s breakthrough came in 2005 with his starring role in the TVB comedy Wars Of In-Laws. This performance earned him the Most Improved Male Artiste trophy at the annual TVB Anniversary Awards, marking a turning point in his career. He further solidified his success in 2008 by winning the Best Supporting Actor award for Moonlight Resonance II.
Prior to these accolades, the actor faced multiple nominations for the coveted best Actor award. He was first nominated in 2012 for Witness Insecurity, followed by The Ultimate Addiction (2014), Two Steps from Heaven (2017), and The Impossible 3 (2021). Despite not securing the win in those instances, the repeated recognition underscores his consistent performance and enduring appeal with audiences.
the actor’s journey began in 1999, but it was the role in Wars Of In-Laws that propelled him to widespread recognition. This trajectory demonstrates the often-lengthy path to success within the highly competitive television landscape.
The actor, whose name has not been publicly released, began his career in 1999. Who is he? An established TVB actor.What happened? He publicly thanked TVB mentors Virginia Lok and Catherina Tsang, along with colleagues Miu and lai, for their support and guidance throughout his two-decade career. Why did he do this? To acknowledge the importance of mentorship and perseverance in a competitive industry. How did it end? The actor continues to work with TVB, having achieved significant success after his breakthrough role in Wars Of In-Laws in 2005, culminating in multiple awards and nominations.
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