Ruco Chan
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Ruco Chan Chin-pang (born 14 January 1977) is a Hong Kong actor and singer.
He made his acting debut when he was seventeen years old, appearing in an episode of the TVB's drama Instinct (1994).
Chan's first big role in the ATV television drama Love In A Miracle (2003) was after years of playing background and minor supporting characters.
Despite being involved in ATV television dramas for the next three years, his drama series were not very popular. Chan returned to television in 2008 and rose to fame as the young barrister Keith Lau in the TVB's The Other Truth (2011), a role that also established him as a leading television actor.
Chan's following appearances, most notable in Brother's Keeper (2013), Ruse of Engagement (2014), and Captain of Destiny (2015), the latter winning the TVB Anniversary Award for Most Popular Male Character.
He is the first actor to win My Favorite TVB Actor at three separate years (2014, 2015, 2016), and he is also the first actor to win My Favourite TVB Actor at the TVB Star Awards Malaysia (2015, 2016).
Chan received the TelevisionB Anniversary Award for Best Actor for A Fist Within Four Walls in 2016.
Early life
Chan was born in Hong Kong and has ancestry from Xiamen, Fujian. His father was a firefighter and his mother was a tailor. After receiving intense training at the Jubilee Sports Academy while his father was young, Chan discovered a passion for table tennis and joined the Hong Kong Table Tennis team. He was the youngest player to represent Hong Kong in international competitions at the time. Chan left the team after five years of commitment to the sport after finishing his high school education exams. Chan was accepted into a technical college after graduating and was also interested in the 3,000 HKD monthly income, which attracted the Artiste Training Class of the Television Company. Chan was only seventeen at the time, and he was still needed to have his parents' permission before signing a TVB management deal. His father initially refused but later gave in when TVB offered an automatic termination termination if Chan didn't do well in his classes. Chan earned his diploma from the Television Academy's Seventh Artiste Training Class of 1994.
Personal life
In 2008, Chan began a love affair with Miss Asia champion Eunis Yiu. In 2010, they broke up.
While there were rumors of Chan dating actresses in the next few years, none of them have sparked as much media buzz as his Brother's Keeper and All That Is Bitter, Linda Chung, and Unholy Alliance partner Nancy Wu.
In 2016, when he was a guest judge for Miss Hong Kong, he met contestant Phoebe Sin and then in March 2017, who was photographed on The Peak. The media highlighted this link, with the overwhelming majority of public opinion condemning Phoebe's treatment of the matter. Chan revealed his affiliation with Phoebe on September 10, 2018. They were married on October 13th, the same year. The couple revealed on Instagram on October tenth of September that they were expecting their first child. Quinta Chan's daughter was born on April 14, 2019.
Career
Chan's first appearance in the serial drama Instinct, where he briefly appeared as the young friend of Ekin Cheng's character Pao Man-lung. He made a brief appearance in A Kindred Spirit as Andy's friend, played by Hawick Lau, Chan's training classmate. Chan appeared in minor roles in over eighteen TVB dramas over the next three years. Chan left televisionB in 1998 after signing a record deal with PolyGram. Universal acquired PolyGram and Chan's deal with PolyGram was defunct prior to the unveiling of his debut EP. Chan has appeared in several Hong Kong films in the past few years. If he had no filming jobs, he'd work as a building worker, earning only 300 HKD per day.
Chan returned to television acting in 2001 after signing with ATV to begin working on television acting. Chan's first two years with ATV were "rough, painful, and full of regret," he said. Despite his experience in both television and film, ATV gave him minor roles and appearances in music videos. Chan's first big role was in the 2004 period drama Love in a Miracle, in which he played the main antagonist. He was then given a leading role in My Date with a Vampire III (2004). Chan wasn't only known for television dramas, he appeared in several variety shows and hosted many gala dinners for ATV.
Chan returned to TVB in 2008 and signed an eight-year management deal with the firm, unsatisfied with his work with ATV. He was cast in numerous popular television dramas, including The Threshold of a Persona (2009), Burning Flame III (2009), The Mysteries of Love (2010), When Lanes Merge (2010), and Every Move You Make (2010), the majority of which were in villainous roles. Chan earned national notice and critical acclaim for his portrayal of barrister Keith Lau in the television legal drama The Other Truth in 2011. At the 2011 TVB Anniversary Awards, he received his first nominations for Best Actor and My Favourite Male Character.
Chan's subsequent appearances earned him critical acclaim, most notably in Brother's Keeper (2013), Ruse of Engagement (2014), and Captain of Destiny (2015), the latter winning him the TVB Anniversary Award for Most Popular Male Character. He was the first actor to win My Favourite TVB Actor at three years (2014, 2015, 2016), and also the first actor to win two consecutive awards at the TVB Star Awards Malaysia (2015, 2016). Chan was named Best Actor for A Fist Within Four Walls in 2016.