王戎 (演員)

简介

Wang Rong, originally named Wang Zhanrong, is a Chinese actor born on December 6, 1941 in Jiangsu and raised in Taiwan. He graduated from the National Taiwan College of Arts majoring in film and drama, first working behind the scenes in television before transitioning to cinema. In 1964, he joined the Central Motion Picture Corporation and appeared in his first film "Alarm Bell," then gained fame playing the second young master of the Zhou family in "Cousin Wan Chun," adapted from Qiong Yao's novel, becoming a prominent young leading actor. In 1971, he won the Golden Horse Award for Best Supporting Actor for "Deep Garden." He co-founded the Giant Corporation with Ding Shixi and Wang Yu to produce films such as "Girls of the Night." In 1973, he went to the United States to further his studies, where he directed and starred in films like "Colorful New York Street" and "The Old Master," the latter directed under his original name. He also signed as a basic actor with Shaw Brothers and participated in films such as "Women: A Film About Men and Women" and "The Jade Faced Assassin." In the late 1980s, he worked in television in Hong Kong and Taiwan before retiring from acting.