Fan Siu Wong 

                                                                                                             (Terry Fan, Louis Fan)                     

                                Actor 

                                                   Born: June 19, 1973- Hong Kong    Hobbies: Singing, guitar

 

                                   The son of actor Fan Mui Sang, Fan Siu Wong first appeared in the movies when he

                                   was just a baby. In the opening scene of Amsterdam Connection, little Fan is visible

                                        in the arms of his screen dad Jason Pai Piao. His real father also starred in the 

                                         film, but he didn't have to push his son into acting- it was Fan's lifelong goal.

 

                                         After a short stint as a child actor, including roles as precocious youngsters in

                                  Goodbye Mammie and Righting Wrongs, Fan's father sent him to study martial arts

                                      in Shangdong, China at the age of 14. During those years of training he forged his 

                                     muscular physique and became an agile kung fu expert. Scenes of Fan Siu Wong  

                                               performing Wu Shu can be seen in the film Dragons of the Orient.

                                                                 

                                 When he returned to Hong Kong, Fan was cast as the star of Stanley Tong's directorial

                                   debut, Stone Age Warriors, an action-adventure filmed in the jungles of New Guinea.

                                   Still only a teenager, he then played the lead in what would become his signature film, 

                                       Story of Ricky (1991). The ultra-violent prison flick based on a Japanese manga 

                                                                          became a worldwide cult favorite.

                                                                        

                                Signing on with Danny Lee's production company, Fan Siu Wong appeared in a number 

                                      of Lee's police films. However, these were mostly only supporting roles, and even 

                                  his role in Stanley Tong's Supercop spinoff Project S made only minimal use of his

                                   talents.Though Fan did star in some additional low budget actioners, he found greater

                                       success in television, where he was spent most of the 1990's filming martial arts 

                                                                                         serials at TVB.

                                      In 1999 Fan Siu Wong began making his big screen comeback by making some 

                                   cheap action movies in the Philippines. Fan also demonstrated martial arts at Cannes 

                                   in 2001 and acted with Sammo Hung in Flying Dragon, Leaping Tiger. Though he   

                                     still works steadily, most everything Fan stars in is shot on video and not released

                                                                                         theatrically.                     

 

                                                                   Fan Siu Wong Filmography