Liu Kai-chi, born in Hong Kong in 1954, was one of the local industry's most beloved character actors before his death in 2021. A regular in TVB dramas from the late 1970s, he built a second life in film with the kidnap thriller Beast Stalker (2008), which won him Best Supporting Actor at the Hong Kong Film Awards. He repeated the feat with Johnnie To's Life Without Principle (2011) as a small-time hustler swept into a financial storm. His face, weathered and warm at once, could carry an ordinary Hongkonger's dignity better than almost anyone of his generation.
Liu Kai-Chi
66 years (Apr 7, 1954 – Mar 28, 2021)Hong Kong, China
67 Movies26 Series
Liu Kai-chi, born in Hong Kong in 1954, was one of the local industry's most beloved character actors before his death in 2021. A regular in TVB dramas from the late 1970s, he built a second life in film with the kidnap thriller Beast Stalker (2008), which won him Best Supporting Actor at the Hong Kong Film Awards. He repeated the feat with Johnnie To's Life Without Principle (2011) as a small-time hustler swept into a financial storm. His face, weathered and warm at once, could carry an ordinary Hongkonger's dignity better than almost anyone of his generation.
Liu Kai-Chi is a Hong Kong actor, best known for his "everyman" supporting roles. He is a Christian, and has appeared in several Christian themed projects. For 25 years he worked for TVB, Hong Kong's first over-the-air commercial station, but did not renew his contract in 2005.
On April 5, 2006, Liu's youngest son died after struggling with leukemia for three years. He was born in 2000. Liu's two older sons with his wife, Hong Kong actress Chan Man-yee, were born in 1994 and 1998.
He was born on the same day as international superstar Jackie Chan with whom he co-starred in New Police StoryLiu Kai-chi, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia
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