Shawn Yue, born in Hong Kong in 1981, emerged from Cantopop and modelling before establishing himself as one of Hong Kong cinemas defining faces of the 2000s. He broke through as the young Ming in Infernal Affairs (2002) and its sequel Infernal Affairs II (2003), a role that anchored the franchises mole storyline. He went on to lead genre pictures like Dog Bite Dog (2006) and Invisible Target (2007), and delivered a career-best turn in the romance Love in a Puff (2010) alongside Miriam Yeung. Comfortable across triad thrillers, romantic comedies and arthouse fare, he grew into a leading man whose everyman charisma keeps him in demand across Hong Kong and mainland productions.
Shawn Yue
44 years (Nov 13, 1981)Hong Kong, China
60 Movies6 Series
Shawn Yue, born in Hong Kong in 1981, emerged from Cantopop and modelling before establishing himself as one of Hong Kong cinemas defining faces of the 2000s. He broke through as the young Ming in Infernal Affairs (2002) and its sequel Infernal Affairs II (2003), a role that anchored the franchises mole storyline. He went on to lead genre pictures like Dog Bite Dog (2006) and Invisible Target (2007), and delivered a career-best turn in the romance Love in a Puff (2010) alongside Miriam Yeung. Comfortable across triad thrillers, romantic comedies and arthouse fare, he grew into a leading man whose everyman charisma keeps him in demand across Hong Kong and mainland productions.
Shawn Yue Man-Lok is a Hong Kong actor and singer. He started out as a model and made his first movie appearance in an independent film called Leaving Sorrowfully in 2001. Yue first gained popularity in Taiwan with the television series Tomorrow and subsequently played supporting roles in high profile films such as Infernal Affairs II and Initial D. The actor is known for his leading roles in Pang Ho-cheung's "Love in the Puff" series.
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