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Aaron was born in Hong Kong in 1965, and joined TVB in 1984 as a dancer but was soon spotted and put to good use in several HKTVB series. In 1989, his fame became widespread in Taiwan and Aaron Kwok was approached to start a singing career. He soon came back to Hong Kong to sign on with a major record label and only a few short years later, joined the ranks along with Andy Lau, Jackie Cheung, Leon Lai, and Emil Chow as one of the five "Heavenly Kings" of Hong Kong pop music. 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.
Artist Biography - Aaron Kwok
Having previously co-starred in a number of films, Kwok had his first lead role in The Shootout in 1992 that was produced by Jackie Chan. Since then he has appeared in a string of action films. While admired by his fans, he's also acquired 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. It was also an outstanding martial arts film in its own right. In 2001, Kwok's love of song and dance merged with his film career in Jingle Ma's Para Para Sakura, a big budget romantic musical.
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Having previously co-starred in a number of films, Kwok had his first lead role in The Shootout in 1992 that was produced by Jackie Chan. Since then he has appeared in a string of action films. While admired by his fans, he's also acquired 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. It was also an outstanding martial arts film in its own right. In 2001, Kwok's love of song and dance merged with his film career in Jingle Ma's Para Para Sakura, a big budget romantic musical.
