About Andy Lau
Andy Lau Tak-Wah is renowned not only for his prolific output but also for his significant collaborations with influential directors and celebrated co-stars that have shaped his illustrious career. One of his most notable collaborations is with director John Woo, particularly in iconic action films such as "Hard Boiled" (1992), which showcased Lau's versatility and helped define the modern Hong Kong action genre. Furthermore, his work with director Andrew Lau has been pivotal; notably, in the "Infernal Affairs" trilogy (2002-2003), Lau's portrayal of a triad mole within the police force garnered critical acclaim and revitalized Hong Kong cinema, influencing numerous filmmakers worldwide. Collaborating with co-stars like Tony Leung Chiu-Wai in "Infernal Affairs" also enhanced his profile and demonstrated his capability to hold his own alongside other leading actors. These partnerships helped Lau balance his acting range from action to dramatic roles and cemented his status as a cultural icon. Additionally, his collaborations with fellow Cantopop Four Kings—Aaron Kwok, Jacky Cheung, and Leon Lai—have fostered mutual support in music and film, further boosting his popularity across Asia. Collectively, these creative partnerships have been instrumental in Lau's sustained success, allowing him to adapt with changing industry trends and maintain a respected presence both within Hong Kong and internationally.
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Movie Credits
Andy Lau has appeared in 232 movies.
TV Credits
Andy Lau has appeared in 35 shows.
