Him Law
Him Law was born in Hong Kong, China on August 28th, 1984 and is the TV Actor. At the age of 40, Him Law biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.
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He Law Chung-him (born 28 August 1984) is a Hong Kong film and television actor.
Law began his acting career by playing supporting characters in several well-known films, most notably in Mob Sister (2005), which was also Law's debut film.
He began filming for a number of internet and television dramas, winning a Best Support Actor award at the TVB Anniversary Awards in 2008 for his role in the sports drama Your Class or Mine.
Early life
In the New Territories, a simple Hakka family was born. He was taken up by his uncle, who did not have any children, as his parents were divorced when he was young. He has an older sister who is two years older than him. His father is a hair stylist, his mother is a make-up artist, and his older sister is a piano instructor.
Law attended Tai Po Government Secondary School, where he was a member of the basketball and association football teams. He was devoted to sports, and after school and football practice every weeknight, he would go to basketball practice every day. He would hang out in football courts during the day and basketball courts at night, especially on weekends. He served as a part-time lifeguard when the law was repealed.
Following his Form 5 graduation in 2001, he briefly worked as a lifeguard at a private swimming facility in Villa Esplanada, Tsing Yi Island, spending the money to study stress and rescue diving at the Happy Valley Athletic Association. The Lifeguard Award was given to Law in 2004. Since being a lifeguard draws little money and is unsuitable for a lifelong career, a firefighter can enroll in a fire academy. He regretted it but instead prepared himself for attending a police academy.
Personal life
From January 2010 to July 2011, the law was in an on-off contract with singer and actress Theresa Fu. Fusco was charged with physical assault in August 2011. Her bruises were also published in magazines. In a press conference, the law apologised for his conduct and admitted that there was a fundamental lack of trust in the relationship.
Since being involved in the television drama The Hippocratic Crush in 2011, the law began a relationship with actress Tavia Yeung. In March 2016, they held a private wedding reception at Leeds Castle in Kent, England, after five years of dating. In October 2016, they held another wedding ceremony in Hong Kong and registered for marriage. Law and Yeung are a family and a boy, who were born in 2020 and 2021 respectively.
Career
When accompanying a female friend to a casting audition, a Filmko Films Distribution film producer discovered the rule. Law was already thinking of transferring careers and was planning to attend a police academy at the time. Law, a student at the University of Casting, has signed a Filmko management and acting contract. He received the support of both his family and friends. In the 2005 Hong Kong action film Mob Sister, the boyfriend of Annie Liu's character was the principal. He started appearing in a number of other Hong Kong films as supporting characters, many of which he appeared as Elanne Kong's love interest.
Law began filming for television dramas produced by RTHK after appearing in numerous internet dramas, including "brush up his acting." Although Dressage to Win was Law's first drama to be broadcast on television, he first directed the 2008 sports comedy-drama Your Class or Mine, starring Bobby Au-yeung and Sheren Tang. Fan Pui-tung, a high school footballer, was portrayed by the law and received a Best Support Actor award at the 2008 TVB Anniversary Awards.
Filming for television dramas was daunting because he only gets two to four hours of sleep per day, but it was a good way to develop his acting skills, according to Law. D.I.E.'s law received critical laud and brisk praise for his role in the 2009 comedy crime drama. Once more.
Jim Shu-bong ("James Bond"), a young and tech-savvy investigator for the D.I.E., was depicted by the actor. The police department's investigation team is based in the investigation unit.
In the romantic comedy drama Suspects in Love, directed by Poon Ka Tak, Joe Ma's younger brother was later played by the actor. Ken is a college-graduate thai boxing instructor with a thai boxing instructor. Law spent half a year in the gym, and endurance for two hours in a row. Law stayed in the sun for more than two hours to get a sunny tanned appearance.