Marcus Chang
5 Movies
10 Series
TV Shows
Plays Guan Heng-wei
Trick or Love
2023
Plays Chen Che
Back to 1989
2016
Plays Luo Cheng-kai
Between
2018
Plays 'Marco' Zhang Zhen-lun
To the Dearest Intruder
2015
Plays He Tian-Xing / Situ Ao-Ran
Lost Romance
2020
Plays Zhao Yi-ting
Behind Your Smile
2016
Plays Tony
A Controversial Entertainer
2026
Plays Art Professor
Impression of Youth
2025
Plays Fang Cheng-wei
Nana's Game
2018
Plays Tian Xiang-xing
Fairy in the House
2022
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Till We Meet Again
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A Controversial Entertainer
Tony · 10 episodes
2026–
TV
Impression of Youth
Art Professor · 2 episodes
2025–
TV
Trick or Love
Guan Heng-wei · 40 episodes
2023–
TV
Fairy in the House
Tian Xiang-xing · 1 episode
2022–
TV
Till We Meet Again
Mi's College Boyfriend
2021
Film
Lost Romance
He Tian-Xing / Situ Ao-Ran · 20 episodes
2020–
TV
Nina Wu
Dong Fu
2019
Film
How to Train Our Dragon
Mysterious Student
2018
Film
Nana's Game
Fang Cheng-wei
2018
Film
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Frequently Asked Questions
How old is Marcus Chang and where are they from?
Marcus Chang is 43 years old, born on May 28, 1983 in Taipei, Taiwan.
What are the most famous roles of Marcus Chang?
Marcus Chang is best known for roles in Nina Wu, Café. Waiting. Love, Till We Meet Again.
How many movies has Marcus Chang been in?
Over a 12-year career (since 2014), Marcus Chang has appeared in 5 movies and 10 TV shows.
What was Marcus Chang's first movie?
The career of Marcus Chang began with Café. Waiting. Love (2014).
What is Marcus Chang's most recent movie or series?
Marcus Chang's most recent release is A Controversial Entertainer, which premiered on May 15, 2026.
What TV shows has Marcus Chang appeared in?
On television, Marcus Chang has appeared in Back to 1989, Impression of Youth, Lost Romance, Behind Your Smile.
Marcus Chang
1983-05-28 · Taipei, Taiwan
Marcus Chang was born on May 28, 1983 in Taipei, Taiwan. He is a Taiwanese singer-songwriter, actor and music video producer. He is known for his roles as Ze-yu in "Café. Waiting. Love" (2014), as Zhang Zhen Lun in "To the Dearest Intruder" (2015), and as Chen Che in "Back to 1989" (2016)