林雪

简介

Lam Suet was born in 1964 in Tianjin and immigrated to Hong Kong at age 15. He worked as a factory worker, furniture apprentice, and fruit market porter before entering cinema. His stage name comes from the novel "Linhai Xueyuan" his father loved. He joined the film industry in 1968 as a production assistant through a martial arts friend, then began acting in minor roles and learned directing and editing. Director Johnnie To discovered him and cast him in "The Longest Nuke" and "Expect the Unexpected". In 1999, To gave him important supporting roles, and his nomination for the Golden Horse Award for "The Mission" made him a sought-after actor. He won Best Supporting Actor at the Golden Bauhinia Awards for "PTU" in 2004. He received his first Best Actor nomination for "The Midnight After" in 2015 and was nominated for the Golden Horse Award for "Robbery" in 2016. He won Best Supporting Actor at the Asian Film Awards for "Trivisa" in 2017. He married in 1996 to a wife ten years younger and has a daughter and a son.