Alan Luk Chun Kwong

Biography

Alan Luk Chun Kwong, known as Alan Luk, is a Hong Kong actor born on 9 February 1978. He grew up in the Sham Shui Po district in his childhood before his family emigrated to Canada during his teenage years, where he completed university before returning to Hong Kong. He graduated from the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts in 2001 and joined TVB in 2002 to begin his television acting career. He moved to Hong Kong Television Network in 2012, where he became well-known for his roles in several notable series. He earned the nickname "Hong Kong's Hanzawa Naoki" due to his resemblance to Japanese actor Masaharu Sakai, and even portrayed the character Hanzawa Naoki at a 2013 protest rally against the government's decision not to grant a license to Hong Kong Television. In 2018, he made his debut on ViuTV. He won the Bronze Actor Award at the 2020 New York Festivals TV & Film Awards for his role in "The Starry Sky: Fish Egg," marking his first acting award in nearly 20 years in the industry. In 2022, he took on his first leading film role in "Flowing Water, Falling Flowers," the winning film of the 6th First Feature Film Initiative Professional Group.