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Lai Lok-yi Chinese name 黎諾懿 (Traditional) Chinese name 黎诺懿 (Simplified) Pinyin Lí Nùoyì (Mandarin) Jyutping Lai4 Lok6 Ji3 (Cantonese) Birth name Lai Yat-sing
黎日昇 (Traditional)
黎日升 (Simplified)
Lai4 Jat6 Sing1 (Cantonese)
Lí Rìshēng (Mandarin)Ancestry Zhongshan, Guangdong, China Born June 15, 1980
Hong KongOther name(s) Chris Lai Occupation Actor Years active 2003–present Lai Lok-yi (born 15 June 1980) is a Hong Kong actor.
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Career
After graduating from Tung Wah Group of Hospitals Yau Tze Tin Memorial College, Lai attended Hong Kong TVB's Artiste Training School in 2003. After making cameo appearances in several dramas, Lai earned his first major supporting role in the sports drama Aqua Heroes while he was still a trainee. He graduated from the school in 2004.[1]
Filmography
Film Year Film Role Notes 2010 Bad Blood Jason Lok Womb Ghosts Joseph 2011 I Love Hong Kong TBA (filming) Television Year Title Role Notes 2003 The King of Yesterday and Tomorrow Private Investigator Better Halves Constable Virtues of Harmony II Jackie The 'W' Files Japanese soldier (extra) Survivor's Law (extra) Aqua Heroes Chi Cho-yam Hearts of Fencing Au-yeung Yat TVB Anniversary Award for My Favourite On-screen Partners – Non-dramas Triumph in the Skies office worker (extra) Episode 24 2004 Dream of Colours Koo Lok-man Hard Fate shopper (extra) To Catch the Uncatchable Lai Lap-chi Split Second Dick Kur Kin-fung ICAC Investigators 2004 Inspector Arthur Kwok Chi-hei 2005 Always Ready Kelvin Chiang Ka-lok 2006 Safe Guards Sheung Yee Welcome to the House Ma Tak-on Land of Wealth Cho King-yin Forensic Heroes Chan Man-tik Episodes 1–2 Glittering Days James Chu Wing-hong Nominated — TVB Anniversary Award for Most Improved Male Artiste (Top 5) 2007 Ten Brothers Thousand Mile Eye / Brother One Nominated — TVB Anniversary Award for Most Improved Male Artiste (Top 5) Heart of Greed Tong Chi-foon Nominated — TVB Anniversary Award for Best Supporting Actor (Top 20)
Nominated — TVB Anniversary Award for Most Improved Male Artiste (Top 5)The Green Grass of Home Choi Kar-po Nominated — TVB Anniversary Award for Most Improved Male Artiste (Top 5) Fathers and Sons Ben Lui Kar-sing The Building Blocks of Life Choi Chi-yin 2008 Forensic Heroes II Lee Chi-wai Episodes 20–22 Speech of Silence Cheung Yau Moonlight Resonance Gan Wing-yuen 2009 The Beauty of the Game Deacon Chong Tik-kan 2010 In the Eye of the Beholder Ching-tak Emperor Every Move You Make Mak Wing-hei Twilight Investigation Yau Sum-kit 2011 Only You "King" Cheung King-yuen The Other Truth Danny Mo King-yip The Life and Times of a Sentinel Kei Man-cheong (youth) Episode 1 Forensic Heroes III Vic Mak Wing-fu Episodes 1–3 2012 ATF (tentative) TBA (post-production) The King Makers (tentative) TBA (filming) Music video appearances
- 2003: "Fong Sang" (放生) by Jade Kwan
- 2003: "Tung Yau Ji Chui" (痛由自取) by Yumiko Cheng
- 2005: "San Sai Kai" (新世界) by 2R
- 2005: "Rolls-Royce" by Denise Ho
- 2005: "Tei Ping Sin" (地平線) by Ella Koon
- 2006: "Sam Sang Yau Hang" (三生有幸) by Ronald Cheng
- 2006: "December Rain" by Rain Li
- 2008: "Jui Mei Lai Tik Tai Chat Tin" (最美麗的第七天) by Vincy Chan
- 2008: "Sui Sin Mo Cheung Ngor Jeh Yeung Keung Tik Yan" (誰羨慕像我這樣強的人) by Theresa Fu
- 2008: "Yee Yan Sai Kai" (二人世界) Linda Chung
- 2009: "I'm Sorry" by Charlene Choi
References
- ^ OH ING YEEN (August 19, 2009). "Turbulent Drama". thestar Online (Malaysia: Star Publications). http://ecentral.my/news/story.asp?file=/2009/8/19/tvnradio/4535446&sec=tvnradio. Retrieved 17 April 2010.
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