Chow Yun-Fat

Chow Yun-Fat, 68, joins the Hong Kong Half Marathon, completing the 21-kilometer race in just two hours. Witness the legendary actor's impressive athleticism and dedication to the challenge. Experience the thrill of health and fitness as he embraces new accomplishments. ...

Explore the animated film adaptation of "A Better Tomorrow 2," set to make waves in 2025. Crafted by "Pencil Meditation," this cinematic marvel seamlessly blends top-notch performances with innovative animation, promising a visual spectacle. Don't miss this cinematic phenomenon! ...

Chow Yun-fat Opens Up About Battling Diabetes and Leading a Modest Life. The 68-year-old star's recent appearance at the Busan Film Festival has raised concerns among fans. Discover his health journey and frugal lifestyle. ...

Chow Yun-Fat's First Response to Massive Donation: Behind My Wife's Decision. Explore his charitable act and his perspective on life's impermanence. ...

Chow Yun-fat honored with the Asian Film Person of the Year Award at the 28th Busan International Film Festival. Experience the legend of Asian cinema as Chow Yun-fat shines on the international stage once again. ...

Chow Yun-fat spotted jogging in the streets, exuding vitality in his all-black athletic ensemble. Fans express concern for his well-being and await his recovery before further physical activity. ...

According to Hong Kong media, the 68-year-old Jackie Chan recently suffered injuries while running, including multiple abrasions on his palms and a fractured left rib, requiring two months of rest. ...

Chow Yun-fat has been diagnosed with COVID-19 during his busy promotional activities, temporarily unable to meet the audience. ...

The latest trailer for Chow Yun-fat's starring film 'Don't Call Me 'Gambling God'' has been released, depicting the story of a prodigal son turning his life around and conveying the true meaning of cherishing loved ones in the present. However, within a day, the film's rating on Douban dropped from 5.9 to 5.7, leading to widespread criticism from viewers. Audiences generally believe that the film suffers from poor screenplay writing, with messy plot designs and dramatic conflicts, resulting in a lengthy and roughly structured story. ...

Chow Yun-fat's latest film 'Don't Call Me 'Gambling God'' was released on June 21st, and the initial reviews on Douban are far from positive. Many viewers, driven by their admiration for Chow Yun-fat, gave it a 3-star rating, but most people pointed out that the movie was boring and outdated. ...

During the press conference for the movie 'Don't Call Me 'God of Gamblers',' Chow Yun-fat and other cast members made zongzi together. Chow Yun-fat emphasized the importance of choosing ingredients, particularly fatty pork, which he believes is essential for people from Guangdong. ...

Yung Eason described filming 'Don't Call Me Gambling God' with Chow Yun-fat as a dream come true, like chasing after her idol. Chow Yun-fat responded by saying that he did not vote for her when she participated in the Miss Hong Kong pageant and has been hesitant to meet her ever since. Synopsis: Boastful Hui agrees to temporarily take care of his ex-girlfriend's son for a price of 100,000. Later, he discovers that the boy is his own biological son and has autism, which changes his life. ...

The movie 'A Journey of Rebirth' officially announces the start of pre-sale, with a new poster unveiled simultaneously, showcasing Andy Lau's portrayal of Wu Guanghui as he races forward with the support of friends and family. ...

Chow Yun-fat, the lead actor of the movie 'Don't Call Me 'God of Gamblers'', shares the secrets of portraying characters and emphasizes the simplicity of acting for actors. He believes that actors nowadays tend to complicate their performances, while being a star is relatively easier. Chow stresses the importance of memorizing lines accurately and not stealing scenes, stating that actors are in the service industry and should excel at portraying the characters written by the screenwriters. ...

The movie 'Don't Call Me 'God of Gamblers'' has released a nostalgic hand-drawn poster showcasing heartwarming character relationships and life details. The film is set to be released on June 21st, starring Chow Yun-fat and Carol Cheng. It tells the story of a carefree gambler who agrees to take care of his estranged lover's autistic son and decides to embrace the responsibilities of being a father. ...

The movie 'Don't Call Me 'God of Gamblers'' has released a new set of stills, showcasing Chow Yun-fat's different emotions at various moments in the film. The movie is set to premiere on June 21st. ...

The film 'Don't Call Me Gamble King' has released a trailer featuring the character 'Gamble King' Wu Guanghui. The movie will premiere on June 21st. ...

According to the release calendar of the professional version of Maoyan, there are currently 7 movies scheduled for the Dragon Boat Festival. Let’s find out together. ...