Anthony Tang Ho Kwong

Biography

Anthony Tang Ho Kwong was born on July 31, 1961, in Hong Kong into a swimming family. His father Tang Nai-chu was the head and coach of the Hong Kong swimming team, and his younger brother Tang Kwok-kwong was a member of the Asia Sports Council swimming team. He studied at St. Joseph's College from 1977 to 1980, winning swimming championships including the Group B overall title in 1977 and Group A overall title in 1980, and participated in the 1978 Bangkok Asian Games. After retiring from swimming, he worked as a swimming coach at the Jubilee Sports Centre before entering the film industry. In 1982, he was discovered by director Yim Ho and starred in "My Name Ain't Suzie" (少女日記), launching his acting career. He joined TVB in 1986, starring in series like "The Feud of Two Brothers" (工字打出_head) with Wong Yat-wah. He moved to ATV in 1989, appearing in "The Law of Coercion" (法本無情), "The Girl Below" (樓下伊人), and "The Spirit of the Crane" (仙鶴神針). He returned to TVB in 1998 and appeared in "Witness to a Prosecution" (洗冤錄), "Return of the Cuckoo" (十月初五的月光), and "Dragon Love" (大唐雙龍傳). He retired from acting in 2005 and left television in 2006 to pursue business, becoming Business Development Manager at Pak Fah Yeow and later Marketing Manager, before retiring in late 2019.