戴偉光

简介

Tai Wai Kwong was a versatile Hong Kong artist who worked as a television actor, film comedian, and Cantonese voice actor, active from the 1960s until 2000. He began his career in the 1950s by participating in a children's program on Hong Kong's Rediffusion Radio, then worked as a broadcaster and presented the radio drama "Journey to the West." He was introduced to the film and television industry by his mentor, actor Cheung Ching, and went on to appear in television dramas and Cantonese comedy films. He starred in the drama "Xiao Fu Qi" as Li Shi Qiu and "Si Qian Jin" as the Second Uncle. His screen debut was in the 1968 comedy "Man Yuan Chun Se," and he appeared in over thirty films. He performed in operatic productions with other artists at the Cathay Theatre, including the operas "Yang Gui Fei" and "Wang Bao Chai." He began his voice acting career in 1974, which became his main occupation; his voice was nasal, hoarse yet powerful and distinctive, and he voiced the servant Jad in the anime "Hai Dao Wang Zi." He passed away in the early 2000s.