Hu Jun, born in Beijing in 1968, is one of mainland China’s most recognizable leading men of the last two decades. He first drew international critical attention with Stanley Kwan’s Lan Yu (2001), then anchored major commercial titles such as Infernal Affairs II (2003), The Warlords (2007) and John Woo’s two-part Red Cliff (2008-09). His military-officer builds and low, steady voice have made him a natural fit for both prestige historical epics and mainstream action. He continues to work steadily across film and television, with a career that has moved between arthouse recognition and full-blown blockbuster.
Hu Jun
58 years (Mar 18, 1968)Beijing, China
37 Movies31 Series
Hu Jun, born in Beijing in 1968, is one of mainland China’s most recognizable leading men of the last two decades. He first drew international critical attention with Stanley Kwan’s Lan Yu (2001), then anchored major commercial titles such as Infernal Affairs II (2003), The Warlords (2007) and John Woo’s two-part Red Cliff (2008-09). His military-officer builds and low, steady voice have made him a natural fit for both prestige historical epics and mainstream action. He continues to work steadily across film and television, with a career that has moved between arthouse recognition and full-blown blockbuster.
Hu Jun (simplified Chinese: 胡军; traditional Chinese: 胡軍) is a Chinese actor born on March 18, 1968. He is best known for playing dramatic roles. He has acted in a number of Hong Kong films.
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