Mark Ma Kwun Tung

Biography

Mark Ma Kwun Tung was born in Hong Kong in 1986 and grew up in a single-parent household raised by his mother and two sisters. He studied at St. Margaret's College in Wan Chai and participated in drama troupes during his school years. He entered the entertainment industry in 2017 after joining TVB's 21st Artiste Training Program. Besides acting, he also worked as a photography assistant and ventured into the food business in 2013 with a hot dog and craft beer shop, which closed after a year due to debt. He gradually built his career and gained recognition in 2016 with his role as Chief Inspector "Yeung Ming" in the series "Speed of Life" and a role in "Come Home Love: Dinner at 8," earning his first nomination for Most Improved Actor. He continued to rise in 2017 with his role as "Dr. Chin Pak Si" in "Come Home Love: Lo and Behold." In 2020, he landed his first leading role in "Those Who Loved Me," portraying a doctor with autism spectrum disorder, earning a Best Actor nomination. In 2023, he starred as drug dealer "Du Fei" in "Narcotics Heroes" and won the Most Improved Male Artiste award at the TVB Anniversary Awards.