郭鋒 (演員)

出生1951年10月27日

简介

Samuel Kwok Fung was born in Hong Kong in 1951 and grew up in a traditional building in Kowloon City facing Kai Tak Airport. He later moved with his family to Pik Shui House in the Choi Hung Estate. His father worked as a telephone operator at Kowloon Hospital, while his mother was a teacher. He was educated at a Christian secondary school and excelled in sports over academics during his school years. After graduating in 1968, he worked as a copyist in a department store, then moved to a position at Yakult Hong Kong in sales and promotion. Before entering acting, he worked at a travel agency responsible for ticket booking and tour leading. Kwok Fung entered the entertainment industry in 1970 when he auditioned for Cathay Film Company and graduated from the fifth training course. In 1971, he joined TVB's first artist training class and signed with them in 1972, with his first leading role in the drama "The Prodigal Son." In 1974, he moved to ATV to participate in major productions such as "Three Kingdoms," "Ten Assassins," and "Ten Great Mysteries." He returned to TVB in 1978 at the invitation of senior management and has participated in numerous television and film productions throughout his long artistic career.

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