Wu Mengda, male. Han nationality. Born on January 2, 1953 in Xiamen, Fujian. A famous Hong Kong film and television actor and one of the most important supporting actors. He has been in the film industry for more than 20 years and has never starred in a real movie. He has always appeared as a foil. He is willing to be a green leaf and has been a green leaf for big-name stars such as Stephen Chow, Chow Yun-fat, Andy Lau, Tony Leung, Leon Lai, and Aaron Kwok. , especially his long-term collaboration with Stephen Chow in comedies, becoming the undisputed "funny male number two" in the Hong Kong film industry.

Chinese name: Ng Man Tat

Foreign name: Ng Man Tat

Alias: Uncle Da

Nationality: Hong Kong, China

Nationality: Han

Birthplace: Xiamen, Fujian

Date of birth: January 2, 1953

Occupation: Actor

Representative works: The Nine-year-old County Prince, Lu Xiaofeng's Phoenix Dances for Nine Heavens, The King of Comedy, etc.

Main achievements: Hong Kong Film Awards

Taiwan Film Golden Horse Awards

< p>Taiwan TV Golden Bell Award

Weight: 86kg

Height: 175cm

Zodiac: Dragon

Ng Mang-tat, Hong Kong film and television actor, Born in Xiamen, Fujian, he left Xiamen for Hong Kong at the age of 7. He is a Hong Kong film and television actor who is widely known for his frequent collaboration with Stephen Chow in Stephen Chow's movies. One of the most important supporting actors. Graduated from the third TVB artist training class, and his first internship drama was "Suspicious Clouds". The TV programs or dramas he has participated in include "Happy Today", "Folklore", "Chu Liuxiang", "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", etc. A contract actor for TVB. In 1973, he made a guest appearance in "Yingtai Crying Blood" directed by Li Hanxiang. In 1981, he officially participated in the movie "The Law Enforcer". When he was able to play an elder in "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", Stephen Chow was still playing some nameless small roles. He was first widely known for his funny performances in "The Greatest Heroes" and "He Came From Jianghu" in 1989. From then on, Ng Man Tat became popular and later moved to the film industry. He became active in the film industry in 1990. As early as 1990, he was nominated for the Best Supporting Actor at the Hong Kong Film Awards for "The Gambler". "Love" won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor. Ng Man-tat applied for TVB's artist training class in 1973. In that class of about 40 people, his classmates included the later famous Chow Yun-fat, director Lin Lingdong, etc. His results were always among the top five, and Chow Yun-fat's Always hovering on the edge of passing. Ng Mang-tat had already participated in television performances on TVB as early as 1975. He had performed numerous roles but usually in supporting roles. His earliest performance was in the "Folk Legend" series. In 1979, he began to attract attention with his performance as "Hu Tiehua" in "The Legend of Chu Liuxiang". Ng Man-tat's body language is rich and colorful, and he plays small characters vividly. He is one of the most outstanding grassroots actors in Hong Kong. With a little cleverness, Ng Man-tat was never serious about filming after graduation, nor was he punctual. His private life was even more uninhibited, he drank and drank, gambled and lost heavily, and was heavily in debt. Finally, in 1981, he declared bankruptcy because he owed more than 300,000 Hong Kong dollars to the bank. Wireless, which always values ??its image, naturally would not allow its artist to make such a mistake, so it hid him in the dark. Desperate, he asked Chow Yun-fat to borrow money, but was rejected. Chow Yun-fat said to him cruelly: "I lent you money and you used it to gamble." Ng Man-tat, who thought about committing suicide, decided to get up from where he fell. He learned from the pain, cultivated his mind and nature, and worked hard to study acting skills again. His appearance changed, he became mature and stable, and finally managed to get back on his feet. It took him three years to pay off his debts and four years to read the books of various acting masters. Those days were a turning point in Wu Mangda's life and also opened the golden era of his acting career. Because he later met the king of comedy, Stephen Chow, and put everything he had learned in the past to use. It's just that he couldn't predict it at all, and he couldn't use the free days that TVB allowed him to play the role of Qie Li Piao (which means "walk-in" in Cantonese) to enrich himself.

Basic information

Lucky numbers: 4, 7 Stills of Angels on Earth

Favorite things to do: Acting Favorite leisure activities: reading and reading newspapers People I admire: Tung Chee-hwa Understanding of beauty: Health Best partner: Stephen Chow Favorite food: Doesn’t matter Most embarrassing thing: Getting fat Favorite city: Beautiful town Favorite color: All colors (not wasted) The happiest thing : Reunion Favorite flower: Popcorn Favorite season: All year round Main co-stars: Stephen Chow, Andy Lau, Tak-han Ip, Chow Yun-fat, Jiao Enjun, Meixian Lai, Ruby Lin, Derong Chen, Shi Xiaolong, Cheng Shaoqiu, etc. Favorite comment: Ng Mang-tat, you are The red flower among the green leaves is yours, the reddest and the largest, among the vast greenery. Wu Mengda, you are the green leaves among the red flowers. Because of you, the flowers can grow up gradually.

History of Stardom

Ng Man-tat applied for TVB’s artist training class in 1973. Also admitted at the same time were Ng Man-tat

Chow Yun-fat and famous director Lam Ling East, graduating in fifth place. In 1975, he began to participate in television performances on TVB. He has performed countless roles, but they were usually supporting roles.