Qian Jiale

essential information

Early experience

Qian Xiaohao, Qian Jiale's brother, entered Shao's training class when he was a teenager. At that time, Qian dropped out of school and stayed at home, so Qian Xiaohao brought his youngest brother into the film industry. Qian Jiale started his career as a martial arts teacher. After a few years, he met Hong Jinbao and joined Hong's class.

Acting experience

From 1983 to 1984, he successively served as the film martial arts teacher of "plan a", "five lucky stars of intrigue" and "fast food truck", etc. In 1985, he took part in the action film heart of the dragon, playing one of ADA's police friends and serving as the martial arts teacher of the film. In 1986, he took part in the action film Oriental vulture directed by Hong Jinbao. In 1988, he starred in the horror movie "Uncle zombie" and played the Exorcist Jiale.

In 1991, he starred in Xu Xiaoming's sci-fi film "the king of Wesley" as a computer expert, but his acting skills were not well received; in the same year, he starred in Meng Hai's action film "Tantric Weilong" as a reincarnated spirit child, but his reputation was not high. In 1992, he starred in Yuan Junwen's action movie young master Youjian, playing the No.2 male Peter. In 1993, he acted in the action movie "Shaolin hero Fang Shiyu and Hong Xiguan" directed by Li Chao, playing Fang Shiyu, a warrior who fought against the Qing Dynasty and revived the Ming Dynasty.

In 1994, he starred in Lin Zhengying's action movie "the Green Hornet", playing the role of the Green Hornet who saves society. The film is derived from Bruce Lee's version. In 1995, he starred in the action movie "Jingwu Xiayuan", playing Huo Jian, a warrior who stresses moral protection for the descendants of Jingwu sect; in the same year, he played in the action movie "fire chariot" directed by Er Dongsheng, playing Jiale, a good friend of the protagonist AZU; in the same year, he played in the TV series "Xiao Li Feidao" starring Guan Lijie, playing afai, the confidant of the protagonist Li xunhuan.

In 1998, he starred in Gu Tianle and Wang Xi's Fashion TV series "fire ambition", playing the fireman Wu Daxing in the film; in the same year, he starred in the action film "the battle of the dragon and the tiger" and played "big head" Yang Tian.

In 2000, he starred in the sixth film of the series "winner is king" starring Zheng Yijian and Chen Xiaochun, playing Yang Tian, the "big head". In 2001, he starred in the ancient costume myth drama Fengshenbang starred by Chen Haomin and Wen Bixia, in which he played Yang Jian, the God of Erlang, who was blunt in nature and optimistic in appearance. In 2004, he acted in the action film night in Mongkok directed by Er Dongsheng, starred by Wu Yanzu and Cecilia Cheung, and acted as an action director. Therefore, he was nominated for the best action design award of the 41st Taiwan Golden Horse Award. In 2006, he starred in the urban inspirational drama "learning to be a police officer on duty" starring Chen Jianfeng and Mi Xue, and played the humorous, talkative and responsible Sheriff Qu Mingchang.

In 2009, he was the action director of the action film Shinjuku Incident and nominated for the best action director of the 29th Hong Kong Film Awards. In the same year, he won the best program host award of TVB wanqianxinghui award ceremony. In 2010, he acted as an action director in Li zhiting's biographical film "Bruce Lee my brother" and won the nomination for best action design in the 48th Taiwan Golden Horse Film Award for this film; he also won the best action design award in the 49th Taiwan Golden Horse Film Award as an action director in the police and bandit film "driver". In 2012, he won the outstanding actor award of TVB wanqianxinghui award ceremony.

In 2014, he starred in the crime reasoning movie "eavesdropping 3" starring Gu Tianle and Wu Yanzu, playing Lu Yongyong, the brother of Lu Jinqiang, Luo Yongjiu and others. In 2015, he starred in the horror film "Tuodi Exorcist" directed and starred by Zhang Jiahui, playing the martial arts master Neng rang, fighting with "Exorcist" in the restaurant; in the same year, he starred in the police drama "demolition expert", playing the hero situ Xinping, who is willing to help others, loves to laugh and loves freedom.

In 2016, he acted as an action director in the Hong Kong action film "hot police overlord flower" directed by Qian Guowei; in the same year, he was nominated for the best action design award of the 53rd Taiwan Film Golden Horse Award for his action film "Shiver 2". In February 2017, he directed and acted in the action film "golden brothers".

Personal life

family

Qian has six brothers and sisters. Qian ranks sixth. Her brother is Qian Xiaohao, a Hong Kong action actor.

love

In 1998, they started dating with Li Shanshan; in 2007, they broke up.

On November 13, 2012, she married Tang Yingying. On March 10, 2013, Tang Yingying gave birth to her eldest daughter. On September 23, 2015, Tang Yingying gave birth to her youngest daughter.

Main works

Take part in the film

Take part in TV series

Behind the scenes

Host works

Award winning record

Source of award records

Character evaluation

Qian Jiale is good at making jokes. He not only plays in many funny movies, but also hosts a variety show with relaxed style with Zeng Zhiwei, becoming one of the most popular hosts in Hong Kong. Qian Jiale has been fighting in the Hongjia class for more than ten years. He has broken his hand and broken his leg. From the youngest fighting martial arts master to the successful Qian family class, his profound martial arts skills are absolutely not groundless. It can be said that Qian Jiale is involved in the entertainment industry by "fighting". (Sina entertainment review)

As a martial arts director, Qian Jiale has more and more incorporated his style brand into the film, and is increasingly accepted and appreciated by the audience. His acting career not only reflects the indefatigable and progressive creative spirit of Hong Kong film workers, but also can be regarded as an example of the success of countless Hong Kong people. (21CN comments)