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Aaron Kwok

Aaron Kwok, martial artist and singer

Born 26 october 1965 as Fu Shing Kwok
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Trivia

- Began his career as a background dancer
- Played in 31 movies
- Danced on Janet Jackson Stage

Main movie characters

Aaron Kwok plays Kuan Feng Yao, a naive and shoeless beggar with impressive fighting skills in The Bare Footed Kid.
Aaron Kwok plays Darren, a young detective in China Strike Force. (Chasing Rapper Coolio as a drugrunner)

Small resume

Having had tremendous success as a pop star in the 1990's, Aaron Kwok has also made a name for himself in Hong Kong's film industry. Kwok was born and raised in Hong Kong where he found work in the television industry and eventually film. Having co-starred in a number of films previously, Kwok had his first lead role in The Shootout (1992), produced by Jackie Chan. Since then he has appeared in a string of action films. While admired by his fans, he's also garnered criticism in regards to his acting. Regardless, this didn't stop 1993's The Bare-Footed Kid from being one of Kwok's best roles alongside screen veterans Maggie Cheung and Ti Lung as well as being an outstanding martial arts film in its own right.

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