李思捷

简介

Lee Sze Jit (Johnson Lee) is a Hong Kong actor and television host, born on April 11, 1974. His father managed a logistics company called "Lian Wei Heng Yun Tong," and he has one older sister. He received his primary education at St. Francis of Assisi English School in the Sham Shui Po district, then his family immigrated to Mississauga, Canada when he was 10 years old, where he obtained a bachelor's degree from the University of Toronto in the Fine Arts department, then traveled to the United States to study directing and computer animation. He returned to Hong Kong in 1998 without informing his parents, and participated in the "King of Comedy Training Workshop" organized by Hong Kong Commercial Radio to promote Stephen Chow's film "The King of Comedy," and placed among the top five best trainees out of over 100 participants. His debut role was in "The King of Comedy" playing a bit-part director. He joined TVB in 2002, and his first television drama was "Not Just a Pretty Face" in 2003, where he played the role "Wu Gogo" which earned him great popularity and established his position. He continued to appear in numerous dramas such as "Split Second," "A House of Two Families and Three Names," "Soul Trade," and "La Comédie Humaine." He also drew attention in the drama "Catch Me Now" in 2008. He is known for his impersonation and comedy skills, and participated in the "Fu Lu Shou" segment with Ron Ng and Wong Cho Lam, leading to the production of the show "Come On, Fu Lu Shou" and the drama "Come On, Fu Lu Shou Investigators." He hosted the prank show "King of Pranks" in 2013, which achieved great success in ratings. He directed and starred in the independent film "Jin Guo Min" in 2008, which won a special award at the Hong Kong Asian Independent Film Festival. He also released a Cantonese album titled "Dog.Com" in 2000, and held concerts with Wong Cho Lam and Ron Ng in Hong Kong, the United States, Canada, and Malaysia, the latest in February 2012 at the Hong Kong Coliseum. In 2021, he hosted the game show "Family Fight" and won "Best Host" at the 2021 TVB Anniversary Awards. In 2022, he won Best Entertainment Host in the Hong Kong region and at the Asian level at the Asia Creative Awards in Singapore.