Edison Chen

Actor

Born October 7, 1980 in Vancouver, Canada

Edison Chen Koon-Hei (born 7 October 1980) is a Hong Kong-based Chinese Canadian film actor, rapper, Cantopop singer, model, record producer, fashion designer, and a pop icon. Chen is also the founder of CLOT Inc., and the CEO of Clot Media Division Limited. His native language is English, he is able to speak and sing Cantonese and Mandarin and also speaks conversational Japanese,which allows him to be a part of multiple entertainment industries around the world. On 21 February 2008 he publicly announced that he intended to step away "indefinitely" from the Hong Kong entertainment industry due to the sex photo scandal in 2008. However, he returned to the industry in 2010 and he stated "indefinitely" could mean 5 minutes or 2000 years.

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Acting

The Shadow Play
Film, 2019
as Alex
Good Take, Too!
Film, 2016
as (segment "A Espera")
The Life and Sex Scandal of Chinese Superstar Edison Chen
Film, 2015
as Edison Chen
触手可及
TV series, 2015
3 episodes
探灵档案
TV series, 2014
as MR·LU
Golden Chickensss
Film, 2014
as Idiot
Almost Perfect
Film, 2011
as Andy Lee
The Sniper
Film, 2009
as OJ
The Dark Knight
Film, 2008
as LSI VP
Trivial Matters
Film, 2007
as Disco Boy
making of dog bite dog
Film, 2007
The Grudge 2
Film, 2006
as Eason
Dog Bite Dog
Film, 2006
as Pang
Eight Heroes
TV series, 2006
as 谢家麒
The Grudge 1.5
Film, 2006
as Eason
无间道正序版
Film, 2006
as 青年刘健明
Under the Same Moon
Film, 2005
as Don
Initial D
Film, 2005
as Ryousuke Takahashi
The Open Road
Film, 2005
as A xi
Life, Translated
Film, 2004
as DJ
A-1 Headline
Film, 2004
as Kevin
The Twins Effect II
Film, 2004
as Peachy
Jiang Hu
Film, 2004
as Turbo
Moving Targets
Film, 2004
as Ngai Fung
Sex and the Beauties
Film, 2004
as Stone
Infernal Affairs III
Film, 2003
as Young Lau Kin-ming
The Spy Dad
Film, 2003
as Ronald
Infernal Affairs II
Film, 2003
as 刘健明
The Medallion
Film, 2003
as Waiter
1:99 Shorts
Film, 2003
as (segment "A Glorious Future")