Stanley Feng Tsui Fan

Biography

Stanley Feng Tsui Fan was born in 1944 into a Cantonese opera family, with both his father and mother being renowned opera performers. He moved to Hong Kong with his family in 1950. He began his career in 1965 at Rediffusion Radio, then graduated from a training program in 1967. He entered cinema through the "Black Rose" film series directed by Chor Yuen, becoming Chor's first disciple. He joined TVB in 1968 and starred in the station's first long-running drama series. He became famous for comedic roles and earned the titles "Cold-Faced Comic Master" and "Founder of Humor." He directed his first film in 1974. He starred in the "Lucky Stars" film series starting in 1983 alongside major stars. He settled in Taiwan in 1986 and continued his acting career. He starred in the "Chasing Girls" film series starting in 1987. His comedic dialogue in the 1988 film "The Crazy Companies" became a popular catchphrase in Taiwan.