Jacky Cheung (Hok-Yau)
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BIO:
- Born 1961 (July 10) in Hong Kong
- Married to May Lo
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AWARDS:
- 1988: Won Hong Kong Film Best Supporting Actor: As Tears Go By
- 1990: Nominated for Hong Kong Film Best Actor: Bullet in the Head
- 1990: Nominated for Hong Kong Film Best Supporting Actor: Chinese Ghost Story II
- 1990: Nominated for Hong Kong Film Best Supporting Actor: Swordsman
- 1991: Nominated for Hong Kong Film Best Supporting Actor: Once Upon a Time in China
- 1994: Nominated for Hong Kong Film Best Actor: To Live and Die in Tsimshatsui
- 2001: Nominated for Hong Kong Film Best Actor: July Rhapsody
- 2003: Nominated for Hong Kong Film Best Actor: Golden Chicken II
MUSIC:
- Albums:
Past 1999 (1999),
15 (2000),
Only Love (2000),
Touch of Love (2000)
- Songs:
After Leaving You,
Always Parting On Rainy Days,
Being in Love,
Blue Rain,
Bright Ambition,
Buddhist Palm Strikes Back,
Current Never Stops,
Deep in Love For Rest of My Life,
Deeper in Love Than You,
Earthquake,
For My Beloved,
Forgetting the Love on a Rainy Cold Night,
Gentle Whispers at Midnight,
Goodbye Kiss,
Half Moon,
Heart Thief,
I Have a Crush On You,
Just Want to Follow You for Life,
Legend of the Wolf,
Li Xiang Lan,
Love in the Wind & Rain,
Love Is Gone,
Love You A Little More Each Day,
May Love End When the Sun Rises,
Mesmerizing Evening,
Missing Direction,
Only Love is Forever,
Pieces of Memory,
Playboy,
Real Feelings Come Through,
Seeing You Once Again,
She's Afar,
Shine on the Heart,
Sky Changes, The Earth Changes, But My Love Won't Change,
Smile Again Maria,
Sparks of Love,
Staying With the Colors of Autumn,
Still Think You're the Best,
Sun and Stars,
Touching Your Face Tenderly,
Unchangeable Heart,
Unusual Summer Day,
Waiting For You Till My Heart Is Aching,
What We Need in Life,
Willing to Love Just One for Life,
Winter Isn't Too Cold,
You Are the Wonderment of My Life,
You in My Dreams,
Your First Name, My Last Name
- Soundtrack:
Future Cops: There'll Be a Day When I Have You / Jung Yau Yut Teen Dang Doe Nay;
- Titles:
One of the "Four Sky Kings of Canto-Pop" with
Aaron Kwok,
Leon Lai &
Andy Lau
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