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简介

Man Ngai Wai Man is a Hong Kong former voice actor and television actor, born in 1964. He grew up in Choi Hung Estate in Kowloon and attended Ho Lap School, graduating from the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts in 1990 alongside classmates such as Lee Yuen Wah, Lau Yuk Choi, Chan Kam Hung, and others.

He officially joined TVB's dubbing section in 1992, having previously worked part-time as a voice actor. He also participated in Educational Television productions from 1990 to the end of 1997 and spent time developing his career in Malaysia. In 1996, he returned to Hong Kong and rejoined TVB as a basic artiste contract member, working both as a voice actor and on-screen performer.

He is known for playing roles such as honest senior brothers, shop owners, company clerks, helpful neighbors, and street vendors, as well as occasionally portraying cunning criminals. His role as one of the seven provincial lawyers in the 1997 drama "Justice Sung" established his career as a supporting actor. He went on to appear in numerous TV series including "Detective Investigation Files," "The Flying Fox of Snowy Mountain," and "War and Beauty," typically in supporting roles.

In 2007, he played the role of Senior Brother Cheuk Tin Ho in "The Vigilante in the Breaking Point," a more substantial supporting role. In 2016, he gained wider recognition for his role as "Lee Fat" in the drama "A Fist Within Four Walls." He has spoken about how success in the entertainment industry depends on opportunity, noting he waited many years for his chance. Outside of acting, he worked as a waiter at a cha chaan teng in Shek Kip Mei to support himself. In 2019, he participated in the stage play "Eyewitness" alongside Carina Lau, Chun Pak, and Tse Kwan Ho. In 2021, he made a special appearance on the TV variety show "Dub of Fame" and served as a guest judge, marking his return to dubbing-related work after two decades.