Because of robbery.

Louis Koo was born in a family of four in Hong Kong. He once studied in a third-rate middle school in Hong Kong. When he was 15 years old, he dropped out of school and worked as a McDonald's waiter, salesperson, security guard, etc., and also met the same gang.

Friends who dropped out of school early to work in society, and most of these friends were small gangsters who were not doing their jobs properly, were known locally as young and Dangerous. So when Louis Koo was 20 years old, he once started a robbery with his friends.

At that time, Louis Koo was responsible for the lookout. Later, when the Dongchuang incident occurred, Louis Louis took on all the matters with great loyalty, but he also landed himself in jail.

Louis Koo, born in Hong Kong, China on October 21, 1970, is an actor and singer in Hong Kong, China.

In 1993, Louis Koo signed a contract with TVB to enter the entertainment industry.

In 1995, he became famous for his first leading role in the martial arts drama "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", playing Yang Guo, who is both good and evil.

In 1999, he won the Favorite Actor Award at the TVB Star Awards Ceremony for his role in the criminal investigation drama "Criminal Investigation Files 4".

In 2000, he won the My Favorite TV Character Award at the TVB Star Awards Ceremony for his role as the villain Zhang Zili in the family drama "Genesis".

In 2001, he won the My Favorite Actor Award at the TVB Thousand Stars Awards Ceremony for the second time with the costume time-travel drama "Qin Qin Ji".

In 2001, Louis Koo left TVB and officially entered the film industry.

In 2007, he was nominated for the Best Supporting Actor Award at the 44th Taiwan Golden Horse Awards and the 27th Hong Kong Film Awards for his feature film "The Disciple".

In 2008, he was nominated for Best Actor at the 52nd Asia Pacific Film Festival for his role as Abang in the action film "Hold the Call".

In 2009, he was nominated for the 45th Golden Horse Award and the 28th Academy Award for Best Actor for his biographical film "A Good Dad".

In 2013, he was nominated again for the Best Actor Award at the 33rd Hong Kong Film Awards for his role as Su Jianqiu in the police film "Anti-Drug".

In 2017, he starred in the action film "Slaying the Wolf: Greedy Wolf" and won the Asian Film Awards, the 37th Hong Kong Film Awards and the Hong Kong Film Directors Association Best Actor Award. In 2014, he founded the company "Tian Yi ONE COOL".

Invest in the movies "The Principal of Five Children" and "The Lost City".

In addition to his acting career, he is also passionate about charity. Louis Koo established the "Louis Koo Charitable Foundation" in 2009. By the end of 2015, Louis Koo had donated to more than 80 schools in Guizhou and other places in the name of the "Louis Koo Charitable Foundation"; he was listed on the "2017 China Charity" list.

Celebrity List TOP30".

In 2015, he served as the ambassador of the Hong Kong International Film Festival[12]?.

In January 2018, he served as the president of the Hong Kong Performing Artists Association.