郭政鴻

简介

Guo Zheng Hong (born Guo Jin Xiong on November 18, 1964 in Hong Kong) is a Chinese actor from Hong Kong. He grew up in the Kwai Liu resettlement area in Kowloon before moving with his family to Ngau Tau Kok. As a child, he was inspired by Wong Fei-hung films starring Guan De Xing and Shi Jian, which made him passionate about martial arts and led him to learn Cai Li Fu Chuan. He was also influenced by Bruce Lee's culture and decided to become a martial arts instructor. He enrolled in the 5th Shaw Brothers Actor Training Course in 1982-1983 and joined the Liu Jia branch before working as a stuntman at Asia Television. In 1985, he participated in the 4th New Talent Singing Contest co-organized by TVB and Wah Sing Records, where he performed Tam Wing Lam's famous song "Cold Breeze in Summer" and performed a backflip without using his hands at the end of his performance, which caught the attention of Wah Sing executives who tried to sign him but he declined. Later, director Huang Hua Qi saw him and invited him to star in the film "Piglet's Release" in the second lead role, which sparked his interest in acting. In 1985, he enrolled in the 4th TVB Actor Training Course alongside classmates such as Ouyang Rui Wei, Lin Wei Chen, and Chen Xiao Chun. Over his career, he appeared in over 70 TVB dramas, with his roles gradually increasing in prominence until he gained widespread fame through roles in "Billiards King," "Detective B," and "Five Flavors of Life." He was nominated several times for "Best Supporting Actor" at the TVB Star Awards, with his role in "The Sniper" reaching the final five. In 2015, he left TVB after 30 years of service to work in mainland China, expressing willingness to return if suitable roles arise. He is married with two daughters and has stated that fatherhood gave him purpose and made him more decisive in life.