Terrance Lau on Action Stardom, Hong Kong’s Shrinking Market and the Script He’s Banking On: ‘We’re Losing That Strong, Personal Voice’ (EXCLUSIVE)

By Marcus Lim

Marcus Lim

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Off his star turn in the 2024 Hong Kong box office and critical hit “Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In,” Terrance Lau Chun-him might just be that elusive creature Hong Kong audiences have been waiting for: a generational movie star and leading man.

Rising to prominence as a schizophrenia sufferer in “Beyond the Dream” (2019), Lau won Best Actor at the Hong Kong Film Critics Society Awards for that role. At this year’s Asian Film Awards he also received the Rising Star Award.

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