Brian Chu Man-hon

Biography

Brian Chu Man-hon is a Hong Kong actor of one-quarter British descent, born on 23 May 1992. He entered the entertainment industry at age five after winning the "Most Handsome Prince" award on the children's show "Cinderella Journey in the Dream Kingdom," which led to opportunities in advertising and screen performances. He studied at Sha Tin Baptist Sha Tin Wai Lui Ming Choi Primary School and later at Christian Alliance Cheng Yung Chi Secondary School, where he was classmates with actor Hugo Ha. He joined TVB's artiste training programme after secondary school and graduated from the 24th term in 2009. He gained recognition for his roles in "Why the Teacher is a Teacher" as "K4" and in "The Confidant" as the young Qiao Tiansheng. He earned the nickname "Official Younger Brother" due to frequently playing younger siblings of main characters. He won the "Most Improved Male Artiste" award at the TVB Anniversary Awards in 2020 for his role as gangster enforcer "Luk Chau" in "Al Cappuccino," where his rugged image contrasted with his previous gentle characters, and also won "Most Popular On-screen Partnership" with Vincent Wong and Owen Cheung. In 2021, he won "Best Supporting Actor" for his role as Korean lawyer "Park Bo-geum" in "Take Two." He continued his success by winning the "Most Popular On-screen Partnership" award again in 2022 for "Your Highness."