Life in Vancouver

Veteran Hong Kong actor and martial arts star Eddy Ko Hung, who migrated to Vancouver in 1996, has become a beloved figure both in Asia and abroad. His recent interview on the show 波姐喺大廳 hosted by Alice Fung provided glimpses into his life and career, accompanied by light-hearted humor. It’s not every day we see a seasoned actor who can poke fun at himself, making this interview particularly refreshing.

Memorable Insights from the Interview

During the conversation, Eddy shared a funny anecdote about his wife, the renowned Chinese actress and martial artist Chen Yongxia. He revealed that she once jokingly told him he looked like a wanted criminal, referencing his long beard and grey hair from their earlier meetings. Alice chimed in, suggesting there are good-looking men in wanted posters, playfully indicating he may have had a chance in those days!

Legacy in Entertainment

With a career spanning over 150 projects, Eddy Ko remains a notable figure in the entertainment industry. His work in legendary films such as Heroes Shed No Tears and The Butterfly Murders helped define martial arts cinema in the 70s. Even an appearance in the global hit Lethal Weapon 4 showcases his versatility. As Eddy continues to shuttle between Vancouver and the Mainland for filming, his enduring legacy in martial arts films is certainly something to celebrate.