麥德和

简介

Peter Mak Tak-woh was born in 1956 in Hong Kong. He is a businessman, entrepreneur, and former film actor. He grew up in a family of five brothers and one sister, living with his family in North Point on Hong Kong Island and later in Shui Sin House in Ma Tau Wai. After completing junior high school, he attended the Royal Hong Kong Police Cadet School and graduated in the seventh cohort. Early in his career, he worked as a disc jockey at a nightclub in Lan Kwai Fong, then worked in martial arts alongside Chin Ka-lok. He participated in the filming of the movie "靓妹仔" in 1982, portraying the famous role "Peter Chang Jie." He then competed in the "Hong Kong Trend Dance" competition at a Manhattan nightclub and won the championship with his partner Lo Chi-chi. In 1983, he left Hong Kong for mainland China to work in the audio business. That same year, he appeared in two Asia Television drama series directed by Cha Chuen-yee. While filming "Ah Sir Ah Sir," a misunderstanding led to a police officer drawing his gun and hitting him several times. In 1985, he revealed he had been in a relationship with actress Lee Lai-chen, but she asked to break up when her fame grew, leaving him depressed. In 1987, he was involved in a serious car accident in Penang, Malaysia while filming exterior scenes for "誓不低頭," where the investor and martial arts director Siu Kei-lin died on the spot, while Mak sustained minor injuries, causing the film to be abandoned. In 1989, he changed his name to "Mak Tak-wai" and released an album titled "誰之過" with the title track "步步為正義." In the 1990s, he gradually withdrew from the entertainment world, and in 2013, he accepted director Yung Chi-kwong's invitation to appear in the film "微交少女," reprising his famous role "Peter Chang Jie" from "靓妹仔."