張耀揚

简介

Roy Cheung Yiu Yeung is a Chinese film actor from Hong Kong, born on July 20, 1963 in Hong Kong to a family from Huizhou, Guangdong. He grew up in the Lok Fu area of Kowloon and graduated from Wah Tak School and De Chi English College. He initially worked as a cement worker and loader before moving to a trading company. Director Ringo Lam discovered him while he was working as a model in 1984, and he made his debut in the film "Long Hu Feng Yun". He became known for portraying gangsters and mafia characters due to his rugged appearance and cold gaze, especially his famous roles in the "Gu Huo Zi" series as Crow and Lei Yao Yang. He won the Best Supporting Actor award at the Hong Kong Golden Bauhinia Awards in 2000 for the film "Qiang Huo", and also distinguished himself with a completely silent performance in "Wu Jian Dao II" in 2003. He retired from acting in 2015 after a 31-year career and moved to Macau to work in the gambling industry. He was arrested in 2015 for possession and use of marijuana, which led to his ban from entertainment work.