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简介

Jazz Lam Tsz Sin was born on April 13, 1982, in Hong Kong. He grew up in Sha Tin and in the Siu Hei Yuen complex in Tuen Mun, where his parents ran a traditional dai pai dong restaurant. He began his acting career at age 16 when he appeared in Stephen Chow's film "The King of Comedy" in 1993, playing the character "Hung Yeh" with his distinctive voice. From 1998 to 2003, he was an artist under Stephen Chow's production company. In 2005, he joined TVB but initially took on supporting roles. His first major breakthrough came in 2011 with the drama "Ghetto Justice," for which he was shortlisted for both "Best Supporting Actor" and "Most Improved Male Artiste." In 2017, he played his first villainous role in the series "The Unholy Alliance." Lam married in 2017 and had a daughter in 2019. In 2023, he won the "Best Supporting Artiste" award at the TVB Anniversary Awards for his role in "The Invisibles," where he portrayed a police officer who had a leg amputated, earning widespread praise from audiences and critics.