Stephen Chow will cooperate with Tencent to shoot a network drama, "bet" debt 840 million difficult to repay the debt
Stephen Chow will cooperate with Tencent to shoot a network drama, "bet" debt 840 million difficult to repay the debt, in the June 8, a netizen exposure Stephen Chow because of the failure of the bet, so that owes a huge amount of 840 million. Stephen Chow will work with Tencent to shoot a web series, a head of silver hair in a worrying state, or because of 840 million arrears
Stephen Chow will work with Tencent to shoot a web series, "betting" debt 840 million difficult to pay back the debt1Stephen Chow as a generation of comedy king, has been well received by everyone's favorites, but nowadays the frequency of the appearance of Stephen Chow is really low! A little, but left everyone's work is also very meaningful, so that many people review over and over again.
On June 8, a netizen revealed that Stephen Chow owed a huge sum of 840 million dollars because of a failed bet.
Although this time the news is not confirmed, but there are many people feel that there are still so much credibility, especially the week of Stephen Chow's public appearance, it seems to be to pay back the money owed.
Stephen Chow met with the general public through a VCR video and said that he was helping to promote the commercial company he was working with.
Through the VCR we can also see Stephen Chow, really is quite low-profile, looks a little unkempt, although said to wear a hat, but a head of silver hair can not hide at all.
This time the appearance of Stephen Chow state is very poor, although said to look radiant, but the face is a bit unnatural, overall than the same age to pale a lot, it can be seen, in recent times, Stephen Chow's life or pressure are relatively large.
In fact, in 2016, Stephen Chow signed a betting agreement, and promised to make a profit and not less than 1 billion, the result in 2019, Stephen Chow's side even directly canceled this contract, so that directly by the new culture company filed a mandatory arbitration, if the new culture company won, then some of the assets of Stephen Chow will be mortgaged for compensation.
Stephen Chow will cooperate with Tencent to shoot a network drama, a head of silver hair in a worrying state, or due to 840 million arrears
This time, Stephen Chow showed up to promote Tencent video, and said that his church and Tencent to carry out in-depth cooperation, in the future will be strengthened in the production of network movies, and I will also be in the Tencent part of the network movie as a producer.
It is important to know that Stephen Chow from the beginning, although said to have left one after another bright film and television works, but he personally acted very low-key, and did not receive endorsements and commercial performances, this time to help Tencent to do publicity, it seems to be an urgent need for funds, which can be seen, the betting on the failure of the bird food also let Stephen Chow under enormous pressure.
The amount of money owed by Stephen Chow is so large that many people's jaws drop and it is simply unimaginable.
But we should still believe in Stephen Chow's ability to repay, after all, from his debut to now, Stephen Chow should have had a good savings, and there are also a lot of mansions, should still be able to afford to pay back, just may be hurt.
Stephen Chow will work with Tencent to shoot a web series, "betting" on the debt of 840 million hard to pay back the debt2
Stephen Chow's acting experience
Television series era
In 1980, Stephen Chow became a featured performer in the TV station of the Lai's, and thus entered the acting circle.
In 1982, Chow enrolled in the 11th TVB Artiste Training Course, but failed to get in; in the same year, he was introduced to the 11th TVB Artiste Training Course by Chik Mee Chun, and enrolled in the Night Training Course of the 11th TVB Artiste Training Course.
In 1983, after graduating from the TVB Artiste Training Course, Stephen Chow officially became a contracted artiste of TVB; in the same year, he began to work as the host of the children's program "430 Shuttle", and starred in the unit drama "Black and White Zombies" with his partner, Lung Ping Kei***; in addition, he also acted in the fashion drama "The North Face", in which he played the role of a problematic teenager.
In 1986, Chow was transferred to the drama team of TVB; in the same year, he made his leading role debut in the unit sitcom "Brother's Girlfriend", playing the lovely, lively and slightly shy Poon Ka-wai; in July, he appeared in the fashion comedy "City Stories" with Alan Wan and Kwok Chun-on***. 1987, he starred in the romantic drama "Journey of Life", where he played the role of a simple-minded person, who loves to be touted, but is devoted to his love, and is a good friend to the people who love him. In 1987, he appeared in the romantic drama The Journey of Life, where he played the role of Zhao Zilong, a simple-minded man who loves to be blown away but is devoted to his father.
Movie Period
In 1988, he starred in the action film "The Wind Catchers" with Wan Tsz-Leung and Lee Mee-Fung***, in which he followed the traditional Hong Kong chivalry film style of acting; he was then recognized by Lee Hsiu-Hsien for his role as a wanderer in the film "Pioneer of the Perpetual Motion Picture", for which he won the Best Supporting Actor Award at the 25th Taiwan Film Awards and the 8th Hong Kong Film Award for the best supporting actor.
19 89 September, co-starring Jet Li in the action film "Dragon at the End of the World", in which he played the appearance of a big-headed, but extremely thoughtful Ah You; in the same year, in the action film "righteousness and courage of the group of Ying", played the impulsive and foolish gangster Qi [21]; in November, he appeared in the fashion business drama "He is from the jianghu," where he played the eccentric speech, thinking of the alien Ho Xinmiao. He Xinmiao. The film won the Hong Kong annual box office ranking, but also broke the Hong Kong box office record, Stephen Chow also won the 10th Hong Kong Film Awards Best Actor Award nomination for the film [7] [22]; in the same year, starred in the comedy film The Gambling Man, in which he played the role of Chow Ah Sing, who relies on his supernormal abilities to make money from gambling; the film's final box office in the Hong Kong region reached HK$40.34 million, ranking second on the Hong Kong annual box office The film grossed HK$40.34 million at the Hong Kong box office, ranking second in the annual Hong Kong box office rankings [23].
In February 1991, in the romantic comedy film "The Rectification Expert", he played the role of Gu Jing, a unique rectification expert; the film is one of the representative works of Stephen Chow's no-nonsense style, and the final box office in Hong Kong after the release of the final box office of 31.36 million Hong Kong dollars [24]; in July, in the comedy film "Escape from the Academy", the change of the screen image of the punk, playing the role of the undercover police detective Zhou Xingxing, which is a great skill; the film in Hong Kong after the release of the final box office of 43.82 million Hong Kong dollars [25]. Hong Kong box office with a box office score of HK$43.82 million, and broke the Hong Kong box office record. Box office record [6] [23]; in August, starred in the comedy sci-fi film The Gambler 2 Shanghai Tang Gambling Saints, the final box office of the film in Hong Kong reached 31.86 million Hong Kong dollars [25]; in the same year, Stephen Chow and Jackie Chan, Chow Yun-Fat and known as the "double Chow Yat-Sen" [26].
In January 1992, he starred in the comedy film A Family Affair, which was released in Hong Kong and eventually grossed HK$48.99 million, placing it in second place on the Hong Kong box office charts for the year [23]; in April, he starred in the second installment of the Runaways series, Runaways 2; and in July, he portrayed the smart and witty lawyer Sung Sai-kit in the costume comedy film Inquisition, which grossed HK$49.88 million at the box office [24]; in the same year, Chow Sing-chi became known as "Double Chow Sing Sing" [25], together with Jackie Chan and Chow Yun-fat. 49.88 million Hong Kong box office results to break the box office record in Hong Kong, and won the Hong Kong film box office champion of the year [7]; Stephen Chow also won the 37th Asia-Pacific Film Festival Best Actor Award for the film; in September, with Brigitte Lin Qingxia, Li Jiaxin *** starred in the wuxia comedy film Ludingji Ⅱ: The Sacred Dragon Sect, in which he played the opportunistic and opportunistic Wei-Shou-Bou; the final box office in the Hong Kong region reached $ 36.58 million Hong Kong dollars. box office reached HK$36.58 million; in December, he played Su Chan, who was reduced to a beggar as a result of being framed by others, in the costume film Su Beggar, which was his debut in a tragic comedy; and in the 1992 Hong Kong annual box office chart, the top five films were all starring Chow Sing-chi [27].
In January 1993, he appeared in the comedy film Escape from the Dragon 3: Dragon in the Year of the Rooster; in July, he starred with Gong Li and Zheng Pei*** in the costume comedy film Tang Pak Fu, playing the role of Tong Pak Fu, the first of the Four Great Talents of Jiangnan, who is a gifted and intelligent man [28]; the film's box office in Hong Kong amounted to HK$40.17 million, which was ranked first in the Hong Kong box office charts of the year [7]; and in July.
Self-directed period
In 1994, he released his first self-written, self-directed and self-starring film, "China Ling Ling Paint", which was released in Hong Kong and grossed HK$37.52 million; it was ranked third in Hong Kong's annual box office list [23]; Stephen Chow was nominated for the Best Actor award at the 14th Hong Kong Film Awards for the film [30]; he directed and starred in the comedy-action film "King of Destruction" the same year [31]. In the same year, he directed and starred in the comedy-action film King of Destruction, in which he played the frail and cowardly He Jin Yin; in addition, he also appeared in the costume comedy film Nine Pins Sesame Official's White Faced Bao Qing Tian [31].
In January 1995, he portrayed the uninhibited and daring Zi Zun Bao in the comedy film The Moonlight Box; in February, he starred in the second installment of the film series The Great Sage Marries His Family, in which he performed a love story with the Zixia Fairy; The Great Lies was a transformative work for Stephen Chow, although the series did not meet the expectations of its investors at the box office. Although the series of films did not meet the expectations of investors at the box office, after the dissemination of VCD and other media gradually attracted attention in mainland China, and became one of the masterpieces of Stephen Chow's post-modern style [32]; in the same year, starred in the science fiction comedy film "Star King", in which he played the role of Li Zexing, a son of the rich who had no success in his studies, but who swiped money like gold [33]; after the movie was released, it ranked the third place in Hong Kong's box office list of the year, with a gross of 35.33 million Hong Kong dollars [23]. The movie ranked third in Hong Kong's annual box office charts with a box office of HK$35.33 million [23].
In February 1996, he directed and starred in the sci-fi comedy film The Secret Detective of Zero Hair, in which he continued his no-nonsense style of filmmaking while incorporating elements from various genres [34]; the film ranked third at the Hong Kong box office with a total of HK$36.05 million [23]; and in December he directed and starred in the comedy-action film The God Eater, in which he played the role of the son of a rich man, Li Zexing [33]. In December, he directed and starred in the comedy-action film "God Eater", in which he played the role of the humorous and eloquent Stephen Chow; the film's final box office in Hong Kong amounted to HK$40.86 million, ranking second in the annual box office list of Hong Kong [23]; in addition, the film was also selected as the observation film of the Venice International Film Festival [35]; the same year, he won the Best Male Actor Award at the 1st Hong Kong Film Golden Bauhinia Awards, the Best Male Actor Award at the 15th Hong Kong Film Awards, and the Best Male Actor Award at the 15th Hong Kong Film Awards, for the comedy "The Greatest Sage marries His Mother". In the same year, he won the Best Actor Award at the 1st Hong Kong Film Golden Bauhinia Awards for the comedy film The Great Sage Weds His Lovers, and was nominated for the Best Actor Award at the 15th Hong Kong Film Awards.
In 1997, he starred in the comedy film 97 Happiness, in which he played the rebellious and unkempt Kung; the film won the second place at the Hong Kong box office with a total of HK$40.44 million in Hong Kong [23]; and in the same year, he starred with Karen Mok and Ge Man Fai*** in the comedy film The Grass That Counts.
In 1998, he played the role of Ho Kam Shui, a man who always takes advantage of his friends in the Chinese New Year movie Lucky Dragon, which ranked third in Hong Kong's annual box office with a box office of HK$27.73 million [1].
In 1999, Chow directed and starred in the autobiographical comedy film The King of Comedy, in which he played the role of Wan Tianqiu, a mass actor who adheres to his dream, and returned to the Chaplin style of comedy in his performance [37]; the film was released in Hong Kong, eventually grossing HK$29.84 million and winning the Hong Kong box office title for the year [7]; in the same year, he starred in the comedy film A Thousand Years, together with Cheung Ka Fai and Wu Kwan Ru. In the same year, he co-starred in the comedy film King of Thousands 2000, playing the role of King of Thousands, Huang Shi Hu [38].
In 2001, he directed and starred in the comedy film Shaolin Soccer, in which he played the soccer-talented Fifth Brother; the film grossed HK$60.73 million at the Hong Kong box office, not only winning Hong Kong's annual box office title, but also breaking Hong Kong's regional box office record [39-40].
In 2002, he won the Best Director, Best Actor, and Outstanding Young Director awards at the 21st Hong Kong Film Awards for Shaolin Soccer, which also won the Best Picture award at the 21st Hong Kong Film Awards, the Blue Ribbon Award for Best Foreign Language Film in Japanese cinema, and was selected by Time magazine as one of the "25 Best Sports Films in World History" [8]. It was also selected by Time Magazine as "one of the 25 best sports movies in the history of the world" [8] [41-42].
In 2003, the film was featured on the cover of Time Magazine and was named one of the magazine's "29 Heroes of Asia" [9].
In 2004, he directed, wrote and starred in the comedy-action film Kung Fu, which grossed $105 million worldwide and broke the box office record in Hong Kong with HK$61.27 million, and set a record for a Chinese-language film released in North America at the single-room box office [43]; the film was not only named one of the "Top Ten Best Films of the Year" by Time magazine, but was also recognized as one of the "Top 10 Best Films of the Year" by the magazine. The film was not only selected by Time Magazine as one of the "Ten Best Films of the Year", but also won the Best Picture Award at the 24th Hong Kong Film Awards, the Best Drama Award at the 42nd Taiwan Golden Horse Awards, and was nominated for the Best Foreign Language Film at the 63rd Golden Globe Awards [44]; Stephen Chow was awarded the Best Director Award at the 42nd Taiwan Golden Horse Awards.
In 2005, he was selected as one of the "100 Outstanding Actors of Chinese Cinema in 100 Years" by the Chinese Academy of Performing Arts, and in 2008, he directed and starred in the sci-fi film Yangtze No. 7, in which he maintained his comedic style while incorporating realism into the film; In 2008, he directed and starred in the sci-fi film Yangtze No. 7, which maintained his comedic style while incorporating realism; the film was the top grossing Hong Kong film of the year with HK$51.4 million in Hong Kong [1], and a cumulative gross of RMB 203 million in mainland China.
In 2010, he was the producer and screenwriter of the animated film CJ7 Love Earth, and in 2013, he was the screenwriter and director of the costume comedy film Journey to the West - The Descending of the Demons, which broke 23 box office records, including the first day box office record for a Chinese-language movie, the second week box office record for a Chinese-language movie and the box office record for a Chinese-language movie, and broke the Chinese-language box office record for a Chinese-language movie with a box office record of $218 million. The movie broke 23 box office records after its release, including the first day box office record for a Chinese movie, the second week box office record for a Chinese movie, and broke the box office record for a Chinese movie worldwide with $218 million [10]; Stephen Chow retired from the front of the screen to the back of the screen through the movie [45].
In 2015, he filmed the sci-fi film The Mermaid [46]. On February 8, 2016, The Mermaid was released in theaters, and the film's box office exceeded 3 billion yuan in 19 days of release, making it the first mainland Chinese film to gross more than 3 billion yuan, as well as breaking the box office record for a mainland Chinese film, a Chinese-language film's box office record in Asia, and a Chinese-language film's box office record globally [14-15]. On September 22, the closing ceremony of the 20th "Beijing Screening" and the evening party of recognition for outstanding contributions to the international dissemination of Chinese films in 2016 was held, and Stephen Chow won the Individual Award for Outstanding Contributions.
In January 2017, he won the Best Director Award at the Hong Kong Film Critics Society Awards for the sci-fi film The Mermaid; on January 28, the costume comedy film Journey to the West was released in mainland China [47], which he produced and wrote; in 2018, he directed the comedy film The Mermaid 2; and on February 5, 2019, the comedy film The New King of Comedy was released [48].
Business experience
19 On 24 November 89, Stephen Chow founded Starway Limited (renamed Colour Eagle Holdings Limited) and served as a director of the company [49]. 1994, together with Yeung Kwok Fai and others***, he formed Colour Star Films, with the venture as the comedy film Big Little Lies. 1996, together with Yeung Kwok Fai***, he formed Starway Inc. The venture was the comedy film The God of Food [49].
In 2000, he set up Pin Kee International, in which he held more than 60% of the equity [50]. In 2002, he invested HK$30 million to buy two stores in Suntec Plaza, Mongkok, Hong Kong, China [51]. In 2004, he invested HK$320 million to buy a site at 10 Plover Cove Road, Hong Kong, China [49]. In June 2009, Chow Sing Chi sold one of the shopping malls he owned to the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) for HK$300 million to Datong International Trading Company.
In May 2010, he became an executive director of Datong International Trading and renamed the company Beagle Group Holdings Limited [51]. In 2011, Stephen Chow increased his shareholding in Beagle Group to HK$61.05 million, and in the same year, he became the largest shareholder of Beagle Group with 56.2% of the company's shareholding. 2013, together with CultureChina Communications Group***, he invested in a cinema in the West [52]. invested in the establishment of Westward Journey Cinema [52].