Stephen Chow: the Latest Asian Hero

欣弃羁

Having appeared in more than 50 films and won numerous Hong Kong Film Awards， Stephen Chow （Zhou Xingchi） was chosen as an “Asian Hero“ by Time Magazine．       The actor was born in Hong Kong in June 1962． In his childhood， he was fascinated（使入迷） by Bruce Lee（李小龙）， much like other children his age．       Stephen Chow was nine years old in 1971 when Bruce Lee’s triumphant（成功的） Hong Kong film “The Big Boss” debuted（首次上映）．       It was a huge hit and he began to study martial（武术的） arts． It is said that his friends sometimes had to call him “small dragon．”       In 1982， after graduating from high school， Chow auditioned（参加试演） for Hong Kong’s TVB （television station） acting school， but didn’t make the cut．       However， he was able to take night classes and， the next year， was chosen to be master of ceremonies of the children’s programme “430”．       He was not fond of children， which made it difficult for him， but his performance went over well and he stayed on the show for five years．       For several years after that， he worked on a variety of programmes， and moved into drama — becoming even more      popular．       In 1988， Chow played one of the leads in the movie “Final Justice （Pili Xianfeng）”， winning Best Supporting Actor at the Taiwan Academy Awards． It was his first film．       He had his first starring role in 1990 in a Chow Yun?Fat（周润发） spoof? “All for the Winner （Du Sheng）” and started  excelling（突出） in the comedy genre．       Chow became the number one Hong Kong film actor of the 1990s， earning more than Jackie Chan by as much as two times． He made 29 films from 1990 to 1993．     Chow’s style at the time of “All for the Winner” was called “Makes No Sense （Wulitou）”． This style established his popularity in the 1990s as a comic    actor．       Chow has also shown an interest in other aspects of film production．       He challenged the first director of his James Bond spoof “From Beijing with Love （Guochan 007）”（1994）． He became more concerned with the production side of movie?making with the “Journey to the West （Dahua Xiyou）”． And， he directed and starred in “Shaolin Soccer （Shaolin Zuqiu）”， which was successful both in China and in the USA．       Chow is one of the last Hong Kong stars that haven’t been bought out by Hollywood．

绿罗裙

英语忘光了 谁还我记忆？？

亲亲

没事，多用一点就可以。
所以我认为，在我忘记怎么说中国话之前，还是可以说点外国话的。
多说说就行了。

starlamb

看来欣弃羁很喜欢周星驰哦！
我看了你的帖子，才知道周星驰的英文是stephen。呵呵！
不过，这信息的资料。。。好像旧了点。。。因为不见文中没提及他演的“长江七号”这部电影。