Stephen Wong Ka Lok

Biography

Wong Ka Lok is a Hong Kong actor born on 14 December 1978. He grew up in Ho Man Tin, Kowloon, Hong Kong, and studied at Catholic Ling Tao School and Kowloon Technical School. Before entering acting, he worked at PCCW and was a part-time model. He was invited to audition for TVB's artist training course while working on telephone system inspection at the television broadcast studios. He joined TVB's 17th artist training class after passing the audition. He has participated in over 40 TV series, mostly in supporting or minor roles. In 2011, he attempted to expand into mainland China and starred in CCTV's "Mazu," but his management company damaged his reputation by demanding an inflated salary from Chinese production units. He returned to TVB after being invited by company executives. In 2018, he gained attention for his role as "Chen Zhengyong" in "Apple-Colada." He continued to shine in leading roles in "Big White Duel," "The Gutter," and "The Dripping Sauce." He ended his contract with TVB in December 2022 after 21 years and continued working as a freelancer and in mainland China.