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Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In
Traditional Chinese九龍城寨之圍城
Directed bySoi Cheang
Screenplay byAu Kin-yee
Chan Tai-lei
Lai Chun
Based onCity of Darkness
by Andy Seto
Produced byJohn Chong
Peter Lam
Wilson Yip
StarringLouis Koo
Raymond Lam
Terrance Lau
Philip Ng
Tony Wu
German Cheung
Sammo Hung
CinematographyCheng Siu-Keung
Edited byCheung Ka-fai
Music byKenji Kawai
Production
companies
Media Asia Films
Entertaining Power
One Cool Film Production Limited
Sil-Metropole Organisation
Lianray Pictures
HG Entertainment
Distributed byMedia Asia Distributions
Release dates
  • April 25, 2024 (2024-04-25) (MCL Movie Town)
  • May 1, 2024 (2024-05-01) (Hong Kong)
Running time
126 minutes
CountryHong Kong
LanguageCantonese

Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In is a 2024 Hong Kong martial arts film directed by Soi Cheang and co-written by Au Kin-yee, Chan Tai-lei, and Lai Chun. Featuring an ensemble cast including Louis Koo, Raymond Lam, Richie Jen, Terrance Lau, Kenny Wong, Philip Ng, Tony Wu, German Cheung and Sammo Hung, the film is loosely adapted from the Hong Kong manhua series City of Darkness authored by Andy Seto, which is based on Yu-Wing Leung's 2009 novel of the same name. Set in the demolished ungoverned enclave of Kowloon Walled City in British Hong Kong, the film revolves around a troubled youth named Chan Lok-kwan (Lam) who seeks refuge in the walled city and is enlisted by the city's guardian leader, Tornado (Koo), to resist the invasion of the crimelord Mr. Big (Hung).

Having been in development since the early 2010s, the film underwent changes in directors and writers and was stuck in development hell for almost a decade. Cheang was attached to the project in February 2021, along with Koo and Jen as the leading cast. Principal photography began in November of the same year and wrapped in April 2022. The film had a budget of approximately US$39 million, which included the construction of a replica set of the Kowloon Walled City, making it one of the most expensive Hong Kong productions of all time.

The film premiered at MCL Movie Town on April 25, 2024, followed by a theatrical release in Hong Kong on May 1. It was also selected for screening at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival.

Synopsis

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Cast

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  • Louis Koo as Cyclone: a martial arts master who strives to protect the safety and stability of the residents in the Kowloon Walled City.[1][2]
  • Raymond Lam as Chan Lok-kwun: a refugee who settled in the walled city but became entangled in the chaos within and faced the imminent demolition of the city.[1]
  • Terrance Lau as Shin: the loyal second-in-command of Cyclone's outlaw gang, who later becomes a companion to Lok.[2]
  • Philip Ng as King: Mr. Big's unhinged and indestructible right-hand man.[1]
  • Tony Wu as Twelfth Master: a katana-wielding member of Tiger's mafia and Cyclone's outlaw gang, who later becomes a companion to Chan.[2]
  • German Cheung as AV: a medic and kickboxer in Cyclone's outlaw gang, who later becomes a companion to Chan.[2]
  • Sammo Hung as Mr. Big: a crimelord rival to Cyclone, who solely focuses on maximizing his wealth and personal interests.

Also appearing in the film are Richie Jen as Chau, a mafia boss-turned-landlord and blood brother of Cyclone, who lost his family at the hands of Jim;[2] Kenny Wong as Tiger: a mafia boss based in Temple Street and an acquaintance of Cyclone, who lost an eye in a fight with Jim.[2] Residents of the Walled City include Fish Liew as Yin Fan, a fishmonger with affiliations with Shin;[3] Chu Pak Hong as a drug addict;[4] Law Wing-cheong as Uncle Lang, a grocery store owner; Sean Wong as a child who nearly falls victim to King;[5] and wuxia novelist Jozev Kiu cameos as Double Blade, a restaurateur and skilled swordsman loyal to Cyclone.[2] Cecilia Choi appears as Jim's deceased wife;[4] and Deon Cheung appears as a government official.[6] Additionally, Aaron Kwok makes a cameo appearance as Chan Jim, the Killer King, a martial artist and Chan Lok-kwun's father, who serves as Cyclone's enemy but is secretly acquainted with him.[2] Chung Suet Ying was initially cast in a role, but did not appear in the film.[7]

Production

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On 13 April 2013, Media Asia announced the project was to be titled Dragon City and set to be directed by Derek Kwok and starring Donnie Yen, who would also serve as action director and producer through his production company, Super Hero Films, and was set to begin production in September of that year.[8][9]

After seemingly stuck in development hell for several years, Media Asia once again announced the project on 28 February 2021, with Soi Cheang set to direct while Koo, Richie Jen and Zhang Jin are set to star.[10] Principal photography for Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In officially began on 22 November 2021, as was revealed in a post on the film's official Facebook page, although the cast was not revealed yet until the film held its production commencement ceremony on 30 November, which was attended by Cheang, producers John Chong and Wilson Yip and cast members Koo, Sammo Hung, Jen, Raymond Lam, Terrance Lau, Kenny Wong, Tony Wu, German Cheung, Philip Ng, Chu Pak Hong and Chung Suet Ying. There Koo revealed that two replica sets of the Kowloon Walled City were built for filming, while actual magazines, record albums, televisions and commercials from the 1980s will be used as props.[11][12] All the main cast spent a year training to prepare for the film's fight scenes.[13]

Filming

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Principal photography began on November 30, 2021.[14] The crew initially planned to film in mainland China but changed to Hong Kong due to the constraints of the COVID-19 pandemic.[15] The production crew spent over HK$300 million on set construction, building three major on-scale replica sets: one in an unrented land in Kowloon Bay, another in the abandoned Tat Tak School in Yuen Long, and the third at the Shaw Studios and Shing Fung Studios in Sai Kung. These sets covered approximately 80 to 90% of the actual size of the Kowloon Walled City.[16][17] Set decoration was overseen by art director Kenneth Mak.[18] Mak and the crew conducted extensive research using photos and archives that documented the Kowloon Walled City, aiming to replicate the residents' way of life.[16] They gathered vintage antiques such as household goods, electrical appliances, as well as metal gates and window grilles salvaged from buildings slated for demolition, which were used as props on set.[16] Numerous three to four-story buildings were constructed, paying close attention to the chaotic entwinement of electrical wires and water pipes.[17] Additionally, wheels were added to most of the set, which featured over ten interchangeable stage sceneries.[16][18] Mak described the entire set as a "moving castle".[16]

Filming commenced in the replica set in Yuen Long, which included scenes set in the temple, bamboo theatre, Double Blade's two-deck cha chaan teng, and Mr. Big's lair.[17] The production crew then moved to the Sai Kung set, featuring a 200-meter long main street.[17] Scenes shot there included Chan and the outlaw gang taking vigilante action against a drug addict in an alley.[17] Originally scheduled to wrap up after the Lunar New Year of 2022, filming was briefly paused on February 25 due to COVID-19 spreading on set, resulting in actor Deon Cheung and several crew members getting infected.[19][20] Production resumed in March in the replica set built in Kowloon Bay.[19] On March 23, action scenes of Raymond Lam being chased and fighting on a bus near the set were filmed.[19] Additional scenes were shot at the Yau Ma Tei Fruit Market and on Nathan Road.[15] Filming concluded in April 2022.[21]

M+ engaged in discussions with the crew regarding the possible purchase and preservation of the entire replica set for exhibition purposes, but the negotiations did not succeed and all three sets were demolished after the production wrapped up.[16] A day was reserved for aerial shots of the entire Kowloon Bay replica set before the demolition.[16]

Release

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Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In is set for theatrical release on 1 May 2024 in Hong Kong and China. The film was also selected to be in the Official Selection (Midnight Screening) of the 2024 Cannes Film Festival which will run from 14 to 25 May 2024.[22]

References

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  14. ^ 沈洛嘉 (28 November 2021). "《九龍城寨·圍城》開鏡卡士曝光　古天樂林峯劉俊謙演「暴力團」" (in Chinese). HK01. Archived from the original on 17 March 2022. Retrieved 1 May 2024.
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  17. ^ a b c d e Wong, Nic (27 April 2024). "《九龍城寨》原著作者余兒專訪｜小說是原點，漫畫發揚光大" (in Chinese). Jet Magazine. Archived from the original on 1 May 2024. Retrieved 1 May 2024.
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  • Louis Koo as Cyclone: a martial arts master who strives to protect the safety and stability of the residents in the Kowloon Walled City.[1]
  • Sammo Hung as Mr. Big: a crime lord who is solely focused on maximizing his wealth and personal interests.[2][1]
  • Richie Jen as Chau: a mafia boss-turned-landlord and the blood.[3]
  • Raymond Lam as Chan Lok Kwan (陳洛軍): a refugee who settled in the walled city but became entangled in the chaos within and faced the imminent demolition of the city.[2][4]
  • Terrance Lau as Shin (信一): the loyal second-in-command of Tornado's outlaw gang who later becomes a companion to Chan.[5][2]
  • Kenny Wong as Uncle Tiger (Tiger叔)[5]
  • Philip Ng as Wong Gau (王九): Mr. Big's right-hand man.[1] Cheang modified the settings of Wong in the comics from a martial artist in Qing Dynasty attire with the ability to conjure a canopy aura to a modern hooligan with the power of Chinese spirit possession.[4]
  • Tony Wu as Twelfth Master (十二少): a katana-wielding member of Tornado's outlaw gang who later becomes a companion to Chan.[2][6]
  • German Cheung as AV (四仔): a kickboxer in Tornado's outlaw gang who later becomes a companion to Chan.[2][6] Cheang revised AV's backstory and replaced his iconic face-mask in the comic with a medical gauze mask.[4]

Cast

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Cast Episode 1 Episode 2 Episode 3 Episode 4 Episode 5 Episode 6 Episode 7 Ref.
Sylvia Chang Wu Yuenu Wu Yuenu Wu Yuenu Wu Yuenu Wu Yuenu Wu Yuenu Wu Yuenu
Lee Kang-sheng Tang Niansheng Yong Tang Niansheng
Michael Huang Guo Boxiang Guo Boxiang
David Wu Guo Liren [7]
Tracy Chou Guo Xinyi Yunxin Madame Hong [7][8][9]
Kenny Yen Guo Qichao [7]
Eleven Yao Xiaosu Limin Police officer Zian Zian
Duan Chun-hao Wang Changsheng Police officer Police officer Hao Duan
Hsueh Shih-ling Mourning Hall Mysterious Extra Yunlong Yunlong [10][11]
Nikki Hsieh Red Light District Extra Sijie /Sichun Wu Yuenu Wu Yuenu [10][12][13]
Jason King Baoqiang Duan's father [7]
Garfield Chung Wenjian [7]
JC Lin Guan [7]
Tony Yang Liu Changkun Liu Changkun
Bai Run-yin Lun Lun [14]
Buffy Chen Wen Wen [15]
Aileen Tan Yu [16]
Romeo Tan Alun [16]
Ryan Tang Ping [7]
Sean Huang Ayuan / Axiang Axiang
Rima Zeidan Detective Police officer [12]
Heaven Hai Ping's wife [17]

Cast

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Main

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  • Ling Man-lung as Yip Nim-shun, a software engineer and founder of PayPayDuck
  • Hanna Chan as Mung Ling, a designer posing as a software engineer at PayPayDuck
  • Lokman Yeung as Tony, an inventor at BornHub and author of The Theory of Big Channel. The character is based on Chan Yik Hei.
  • Kaki Sham as Kenneth, the founder of BornHub, a university lecturer, and a former entrepreneur notorious for several unrealized projects
  • Peter Chan as Billy, Yip's friend and a hacker who reluctantly joins PayPayDuck
  • Yoshi Yu [zh] as Billie, a feminist programmer working for PayPayDuck and the founder of SheIT
  • Frankie Chan as Never, a "pessimistic" former game designer working for Tony
  • Kearen Pang (season 1) as Cathy Ho, the Asia-Pacific director of Moby Ventures
  • Stanley Yau (season 2, recurring season 1) as Marcus, an MIT graduate and software engineer who competes with PayPayDuck in Moby Ventures' case competition

Recurring

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Guest

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  • Siuyea Lo as Tommy Sir, a con-artist posing as a mentor at the Rich Third Generation Guidance Association[22]
  • Thomas Lam [zh] as Hoi-hoi's father, a wealthy businessman[23]
  • Sabrina Cheung [zh] as Kiu Tsz-lam, Jayden's friend and fellow intern at PayPayEgg[24]
  • Samson Yeung [zh] as Kiu Shan-ho, Tsz-lam's father and the owner of a wedding company[25]
  • Kenneth Cheung as Smiley Lock salesman[26]
  • Elva Ni as Charlotte, an environmentalist social media influencer and the first client of PayPayDuck[27]

Also featuring cameo appearances by film director Chan Kin-long as Hung Hom Crazy Bill, an influential figure in the funeral business;[28] YouTuber Rik Ching as Hau, a dissatisfied PayPayDuck user;[29] and former Financial Secretary of Hong Kong John Tsang as himself.[30][31] Stephen Fung is featured on the posters displayed at BornHub.[32] Fung expressed interest in joining the series on Instagram after it aired.[33] Leung Chung Hang will appear in a main role in the second season.

Viewership

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In Geek We Trust recorded an average viewership of 4.1% in its first week, attracting approximately 260,000 viewers,[34] a figure considered "quite good" by HK01 and significantly higher than the 2.2% of the previous series Trinity of Shadow.[35] The show reached 4.6% by the second week,[36] and maintained that figure in its third week.[37] It climbed to 4.8% in the final week, with around 310,000 viewers,[38] making it ViuTV's highest-rated prime time series.[39][40] am730 attributed the viewership success to the series' ability to ignite discussions on the internet.[41]

Critical response

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In Yau Tai-tung [zh]'s reviews for am730 [42] [43]

Francis Fong [zh], also reviewing for am730[44]

Ho Tak of Harper's Bazaar[45]

Allen Cheng of HK01[46]

Ringo Fung of Sing Tao Daily[47]

Shum Lok-kei, writing for Initium Media[48]

Awards and nominations

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Year Award Category Nominee Result Ref.
2022 4th Asia Contents Awards Best Supporting Actor Kaki Sham Nominated [49]
Rising Star of the Year Ling Man-lung Won [50]
2023 7th Audience Choice Television Awards [zh] Best Television Series — Nominated [51]
Best Screenplay — Nominated
Best Actress Hanna Chan Nominated
Best Supporting Actress Yoshi Yu [zh] Nominated
Kearen Pang Nominated

Prince of Erebor/sandbox2
莫子儀
Mo in July 2022
Born
Mo Tzu-yi

(1981-06-23) 23 June 1981 (age 44)
Wanli District, New Taipei City, Taiwan
Education
OccupationActor
Years active1996–present

Morning Mo Tzu-yi[52][53] (Chinese: 莫子儀; born 23 June 1981) is a Taiwanese actor. Debuting as a stage actor and beginning his on-screen career in 2005, he starred in the romance film The Most Distant Course (2007). He then expanded his career internationally, appearing in Lou Yi-an's A Place of One's Own [zh] (2009), the multinational film Snowfall in Taipei (2010), and the Australian-Singaporean film Canopy (2013). He also co-wrote and starred as Lu Ho-jo in the autobiographical drama Roseki 1914 [zh] (2018), winning Best Writing and receiving a nomination for Best Male Lead in the 53rd Golden Bell Awards.

Mo delivered his breakout performance with Cheng Yu-chieh's Dear Tenant (2020), for which he won a Golden Horse Award and a Taipei Film Award. Following the critical recognition, Mo also starred in Goddamned Asura (2021) and The Embers (2024), for which he received another nomination for Best Supporting Actor in the 61st Golden Horse Awards with the latter.

Early life and education

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Mo was born on 23 June 1981,[54] in Wanli District, New Taipei City.[55] His father worked in private security,[56] while his mother was a hawker.[57] He spent his childhood in the mountainous regions of Wanli.[55] When he was young, he moved to Yonghe District, New Taipei City, living near the Fuhe Grand Theatre.[58] His father took him to watch movies there during his childhood, sparking his interest in film, and he often skipped classes in the future to watch films at that theater.[58] Mo attended the National Overseas Chinese Experimental Senior High School [zh],[59]: 2  where he described his school years as "rebellious" and was nearly expelled after failing eight subjects in his first year.[59]: 2 [60] However, he was invited to join the school's drama club in the second semester, which ignited his passion for acting, and he cited the "sense of freedom" he felt on stage as a key reason for his newfound interest.[59]: 2  At the age of 15,[61] he starred in the short film Wild Sparrow written by Yang Ya-che.[55] After discovering his passion for acting, Mo enrolled at Taipei National University of the Arts to study performing arts.[55][59]: 2  He was mentored by stage director Ma Tin-ni [zh],[62] and pursued an intensive course load, graduating after five years.[59]: 3 [63] During his university years, he developed an appreciation for literature,[59][64] and worked part-time at Eslite Bookstore on Dunhua South Road in Taipei, often reading books there even when he was off duty.[65][66]

Career

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Early ventures (1996–2009)

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Mo shooting the variety program The Million Dollars Primary School [zh] in August 2009

Mo began his stage acting career in 1996,[66][67] starring in One Hundred Years of Solitude, Water Margin, Dream of the Red Chamber, Tangut Inn, and Crystal Boys.[66][68] He also appeared in Public Television Service television films,[61] receiving nominations for Best Male Lead in a Television Series in the 35th Golden Bell Awards and Best Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or Television Film in the 37th Golden Bell Awards for his roles in The Pact of Choshui River [zh] and Watan's Wine Bottle [zh] respectively.[69] Mo was cast in a supporting role as a journalist in the 2002 drama film Somewhere Over The Dreamland [zh], but returned to stage acting after that performance.[70] In 2005, after completing his mandatory military service, he began his on-screen acting career.[71] He described his on-screen career as "unproductive", as he typically took on only one role at a time and often requested extensions of several months for pre-production to prepare for his characters, which led him to reject many offers.[72][73] Before turning 30, he worked part-time at various restaurants to make a living, including nearly a year as a dishwasher.[58] He, having been acquainted with Cheng Yu-chieh since 18 years old, debuted in his 2006 drama film Having known Cheng Yu-chieh since he was 18, Mo made his film debut in Cheng's 2006 drama Do Over [zh],[58] portraying Lixiang, an "indecisive" young director.[74]

In 2007, Mo starred as Xiao Tang, a touring sound recordist, in the romance film The Most Distant Course alongside Gwei Lun-mei.[75] His character was inspired by director Lin Jing-jie [zh]'s friend and sound designer Tang Shiang-chu [zh].[76][77] Although Mo had a different appearance and physique than Tang, Lin decided to cast him because he felt that Mo's "focus and delicate" gaze during his audition resembled the qualities of a sound designer.[76] In 2008, Mo was cast in a leading role in the television film Artemisia [zh], earning him another nomination for Best Leading Actor in a Miniseries or Television Film in the 43rd Golden Bell Awards,[69] as well as a minor role in the drama film Candy Rain.[78] The following year, he played a washed-up punk rocker Mozi, who is overshadowed by the success of his folk musician girlfriend (played by Lu Chia-hsin [zh]) in Lou Yi-an's feature debut A Place of One's Own [zh].[79][80] Mo was initially cast as the son of an zhizha artisan played by Jack Kao, but switched roles at the request of the film's music director Hsu Chien-hsiu after hearing his singing.[81] Unfamiliar with the guitar, Mo spent three months learning the instrument before filming for the role.[81]

Multinational career (2010–2017)

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In 2010, Mo appeared in the Singaporean romance film Forever [zh] as Gin, a Taiwanese expat who enters into a relationship with a filmmaker played by Joanna Dong,[82] and made a brief appearance in Cheng Wen-tang's film Tears [zh].[83] He also took on a leading role as Jack, a journalist searching for a missing singer played by Tong Yao, in the Chinese-Hong Kong-Taiwanese-Japanese co-production Snowfall in Taipei.[84] The following year, Mo starred as the romantic interest of Herb Hsu [zh]'s character in the Hakka TV historical series Jiong Ien Sen [zh],[85] and as Hsiao Tzu-chien, a university student who becomes a vegetative state survivor after a car accident, in the Da Ai series Son, My Love Forever [zh].[86] In 2012, he participated in another international project, the Hong Kong film Cross.[87] He also secured a main role in the Taiwan Television family drama An Innocent Mistake [zh],[88] playing Cheng Yu-en, the estranged son of Wang Shih-hsien's character,[89] which earned him his second nomination for Best Lead Actor in the 48th Golden Bell Awards.[90] In 2013, Mo starred as Seng, a Singaporean-Chinese resistance fighter, in the Australian-Singaporean war film Canopy,[91] with Todd Brown of Screen Anarchy commending his performance as "stellar" and "engaging", noting that it kept the audience captivated.[92] He was approached by Australian director Aaron Wilson, who had watched a previous work of Mo, at the Hong Kong Film Market and invited him to join the project.[93]

Mo made a cameo appearance alongside Blue Lan in the 2014 TTV series Apple in Your Eye, another project of An Innocent Mistake's writer Mag Hsu [zh], as lead actress Amber An's colleagues.[94] He also landed a lead role as Bazi, the head of a design company in a romantic relationship with Tiffany Ann Hsu's character, in the romance film Design 7 Love [zh].[95][96] Director Chen Hung-i [zh], who had previously collaborated with Mo on two short films, cast him for his ability to "easily embody characters" and arranged for him to complete internships at a design firm to fully immerse himself in his character.[96] After starring in Designer 7 Love, Mo returned to stage acting and participated in Edward Lam [zh]'s Dream of the Red Chamber, which was performed in Taiwan that same year and continued its run in Hong Kong the following year.[97][87] In 2015, he starred in another romance film Elena [zh], which features a love triangle involving Tammy Chen [zh] and Kaiser Chuang.[98] He also made a cameo appearance alongside Shih Ming-shuai as special agents from the 1980s in the period drama The Best of Youth [zh].[99] In 2016, Mo received another main role in the CTV series Nie Xiaoqian [zh], a modernized version of the folktale of the same name, where he played an emergency physician who falls in love with the reincarnation of Nie Xiaoqian (played by Annie Chen).[100] After the airing of Nie Xiaoqian, Mo took a six-month hiatus from acting to travel, including attending the Edinburgh International Festival.[101]

Breakthrough and critical recognition (2018–present)

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Mo interviewed by Elle Taiwan in September 2020

In 2018, Mo starred as playwright Lu Ho-jo in the autobiographical drama Roseki 1914 [zh], which he also co-wrote with Lou Yi-an.[102][103] However, in an interview with The News Lens, Mo noted that most of the script was completed by Lou and that he "only played a small part".[103] Mo described the preparation for playing Lu Huo-jo as "complex", immersing himself in the character by reading his novels and diaries while learning Japanese and Hokkien, languages in which Lu was proficient.[104] He also took singing lessons and learned to play the piano, starting from scratch and dedicating six months to it.[104][105] He won Best Writing and received a nomination for Best Male Lead in the 53rd Golden Bell Awards with the series.[106][107] In the same year, he was approached by Cheng Yu-chieh at fellow actor Matt Wu's wedding and offered the chance to collaborate on a project that he and Yang Ya-che were developing, which Mo accepted before the screenplay was finished.[103][108] This project evolved into the drama film Dear Tenant, which premiered in 2020.[109] In it, Mo played Lin, a tenant suspected of murdering the landlord (played by Chen Shu-fang) to take over the property.[110] He took a six-month hiatus from all work before filming, immersing himself in Lin's lifestyle and learning Lin's hobby mountaineering.[103][108] Tay Yek Keak of Today found Mo "practically carries" the film with his "greatly restrained, sensitive, and highly nuanced" performance;[111] while Han Cheung at Taipei Times described his performance as "delicate, nuanced", and "hitting just the right notes for his role".[112] His performance also won him both Best Actor in the 22nd Taipei Film Awards and Best Leading Actor in the 57th Golden Horse Awards.[113][114] Also in 2020, he took on the lead role of Kuo Wei-chiang, a police detective, in the mystery thriller web series Kill for Love [zh],[115] which earned him another nomination for Best Leading Actor in the 55th Golden Bell Awards.[116]

In 2021, Mo appeared as Mold, an investigative journalist and one of the six ensemble cast members, in the Lou Yi-an's crime film Goddamned Asura.[117] He was nominated for Best Supporting Actor in the 24th Taipei Film Awards with the role,[118] where Lu Hao-ping of Global Views Monthly particularly praised his portrayal among the ensemble, highlighting his "exquisite performance" and acknowledging that he adequately captured the character's complexity.[119] Mo was then cast as Cheng-hsiu, an astronomer experiencing a midlife crisis, in the drama film Murmur of Memories, which premiered in 2023.[120] In 2024, Mo co-starred in Chung Mong-hong's historical film The Embers alongside Chang Chen, playing a dual role as Mo Hsin-yuan, a victim of the White Terror, and Mo Tzu-fan, Hsin-yuan's son and a factory owner determined to uncover the truth behind his father's murder.[121] To prepare for his role, Mo researched the White Terror by reading and watching documentaries, aiming to portray and interpret history similarly to South Korea's Gwangju Uprising.[122] He received a nomination forBest Supporting Actor in the 61st Golden Horse Awards,[123] with Okapi's Ma Hsin calling it a "standout performance in his career".[124] He also announced that he would join the production of the eight-hour stage play A Dream Like A Dream [zh], directed by Stan Lai, in the same year.[125]

Personal life

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Mo has been dubbed by the media as leading a "low-profile life".[126] He has expressed disdain for capitalism in the film industry, rejecting all commercial films, advertisements, and promotional activities, and he has never attended premieres.[103][127] He also has voiced his aversion to the press, refusing interviews during the early years of his career,[55][128] but he began to be more open to interviews starting in the 2020s, considering it a way to "attract greater exposure" for his work.[55]

Mo began suffering from insomnia due to academic pressure during his university years, and he has struggled with it for over 15 years.[66][129] On 8 November 2017, he published a prose anthology The Person with Insomnia, featuring 41 essays he wrote during sleepless nights.[130][131] He cited the works of playwright Chen Ming-chai [zh] as his inspiration for the book.[132] In July 2018, he adapted it into a stage play, in which he starred alongside Huang Yu-siang [zh],[133] and the play continued its run until May 2022.[134] Mo married a woman outside the entertainment industry on 8 July 2022.[135][136] They did not hold a wedding ceremony.[137]

Filmography

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Film

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Year Title Role Notes
1999 Spring Cactus [zh] Cheng-chen (承真) [78]
2002 Somewhere Over The Dreamland [zh] Hsiao-mo (小莫) [70]
2006 Do Over [zh] Lixiang (立翔) [74]
2007 The Most Distant Course Xiao Tang (小湯) [75]
2008 Candy Rain Summer's husband [78]
2009 A Place of One's Own [zh] Mozi (莫子) [80]
Pinoy Sunday Husband in apartment Cameo[138]
2010 Tears [zh] Black Eyes (黑目) [83]
Forever [zh] Gin Lee [82]
Snowfall in Taipei Jack [139]
2012 Cross Woo (葉永禾) [87]
2013 Canopy Seng (阿盛) [91]
The Losers [zh] Hsiang (阿祥) Cameo[140]
2014 Design 7 Love [zh] Bazi (霸子) [141]
2015 Elena [zh] Kevin [98]
2020 Dear Tenant Lin Jian-yi (林健一) [110]
2021 Goddamned Asura Mold (黴菌) [117]
2023 Murmur of Memories Cheng-hsiu (葉承修) [120]
2024 The Embers Mo Tzu-fan (莫子凡) [121]

Television

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Year Title Role Notes
1999 The Pact of Choshui River [zh] Li Ming-nan (李明南) Main role; television film[142]
2002 Watan's Wine Bottle [zh] Hsiao-mo (小莫) Main role; television film[142]
2003 Wintry Night II [zh] Liu Ming-ji (劉明基) Main role[78]
2006 Mico, Go! [zh] Shih Yuan (石原) Main role[143]
2008 Artemisia [zh] Sung Hai (宋海) Main role; television film[142]
2011 Jiong Ien Sen [zh] Wan Tsun-pin (萬俊斌) Main role[85]
Son, My Love Forever [zh] Hsiao Chi-chien (蕭智謙) Main role[86]
2012 An Innocent Mistake [zh] Cheng Yu-en (鄭予恩) Main role[89]
2014 Apple in Your Eye Chang Chi-hsun (張志勳) Cameo[94]
2015 The Best of Youth [zh] 1980s special agent Cameo[99]
2016 Nie Xiaoqian [zh] Ling Cheng-hsi (凌承熙) Main role[100]
2018 Roseki 1914 [zh] Lu Ho-jo Main role;[102] also as writer[103]
2020 Kill for Love [zh] Kuo Wei-chiang (郭偉強) Main role[115]

Awards and nominations

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Year Award Category Work Result Ref.
2000 35th Golden Bell Awards Best Male Lead in a Television Series The Pact of Choshui River [zh] Nominated [69]
2002 37th Golden Bell Awards Best Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or Television Film Watan's Wine Bottle [zh] Nominated
2008 43rd Golden Bell Awards Best Leading Actor in a Miniseries or Television Film Artemisia [zh] Nominated
2013 48th Golden Bell Awards Best Male Lead in a Television Series An Innocent Mistake [zh] Nominated [90]
2018 53rd Golden Bell Awards Roseki 1914 [zh] Nominated [107]
Best Writing for a Television Series Won [106]
2020 22nd Taipei Film Awards Best Actor Dear Tenant Won [113]
55th Golden Bell Awards Best Leading Actor in a Miniseries or Television Film Kill for Love [zh] Nominated [116]
57th Golden Horse Awards Best Leading Actor Dear Tenant Won [114]
2021 2nd Taiwan Film Critics Society Awards Best Actor Won [144]
15th Asian Film Awards Best Actor Nominated [145]
2022 24th Taipei Film Awards Best Supporting Actor Goddamned Asura Nominated [118]
2024 61st Golden Horse Awards Best Supporting Actor The Embers Nominated [123]

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Prince of Erebor/sandbox2
Traditional Chinese1人婚禮
Directed byKiwi Chow
Written byKiwi Chow
Winnie Tsang
Frankie Chung
Produced byKiwi Chow
Frankie Chung
StarringSabrina Ng
Chan Kin-long
Candy Lo
Jacky Tong
Mixson Wong
Isabel Chan
Gregory Wong
CinematographyDanny Szeto
Edited byAlan Lo
Production
companies
Distributed byGolden Scene
Release date
  • 26 January 2023 (2023-01-26) (Hong Kong)
Running time
115 minutes
CountryHong Kong
LanguageCantonese

Say I Do To Me (Chinese: 1人婚禮)


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Reception

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Edmund Lee of the South China Morning Post[13]

Ho Tak of Harper's Bazaar[14]

Jackie Chen, writing for Hong Kong Inmedia[15]

Lai Yung-hang of the Hong Kong Film Critics Society[16][17]

Keith Ho, reviewing for HK01[18]

Jonathan Hung of am730[19]

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