Chik Wai Chan陳植槐

Chik Wai Chan陳植槐, whose year of birth is unknown, is a film and television actor who has starred in films such as "Flying Over the Dangerous Wall", "Project A" and "Police Story Sequel". Chik Wai Chan was a TV actor in the early 1980s to the early 1990s as a licorice actor on ATV; he also played important roles in ATV's "Thirteen Dynasty of the Qing Dynasty" and "The Crane and Magic Needle". "The Thirteen Dynasty of the Qing Dynasty" is a series compiled by the Hong Kong Asian Television Company based on official history and folk history from 1987 to 1992. Most of the artists of Asia Television were mobilized to film. It is supervised by Yang Jinquan, and Chik Wai Chan played Aixinjueluo in the drama Yinlu (the sixteenth son of the Kangxi Emperor). "The Crane and the Needle" is a major martial arts drama produced by Xiao Sheng after returning to ATV. As early as 1989, ATV aired the short story "The Crane and the Needle" in "Martial Arts New Era" starring Ye Yuping and Tang Pinchang. Therefore, "The Crane and the God Needle" produced by Xiao Sheng was nicknamed "92 Crane and God Needle". The play is adapted from the work of the same name by martial arts novelist Wo Longsheng. The story is a battle between good and evil related to the fate of martial arts. Chik Wai Chan plays the role of a skilled doctor in the drama. Chik Wai Chan's appearance is quite similar to Wu Yongsen's. Recently, the media has reported that Tony Leung, Andy Lau and other movie stars will co-star in the big production "Goldfinger" written and directed by Zhuang Wenqiang. In fact, as early as 1980, Shaw Brothers also had a police movie called "Goldfinger". The director is Wang Zhong who is good at acting as a policeman.This was his first directed work. In the film, Kim Hsing-hyun,Chik Wai Chan, Big Slender Eyes and Lee Soo-hyun, who played his colleague in the film, were also regular actors in police and gangster films and TV dramas in the 80s and 90s. an.