Eddie Peng

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Eddie Yu-yen Peng ( Chinese  彭于晏 , Pinyin Péng Yúyàn , W.-G. P'eng Yü-yen ; born March 24, 1982 in Penghu County ) is a  Taiwanese - Canadian actor , singer and model . He has dual citizenship of Taiwan and Canada.

Career

2002–2008: beginnings

Peng moved to Vancouver at the age of 13 . In 2000 he graduated from Sir Winston Churchill Secondary School and began studying economics at the University of British Columbia , which he broke off prematurely in favor of his acting career. He started this with a role in the series  The White Paper of Love  (2002) by Yang Daqing , for which he was cast while on vacation in Taiwan. The series is based on the Japanese manga series  Asunaro Hakusho  by Fumi Saimon. 

In 2003 he got a leading role in the series  Scent of Love . In  When Dolphin Met Cat  , he played an autistic teenager in 2005 . Before filming, Peng spent a month preparing to deal with dolphins . In the same year he appeared in the popular Chinese series  Chinese Paladin  , which earned him increased attention in mainland China . At the same time, the actor made his debut in the cinema; He had his first significant role in  Exit No.6 (2006) by Yu-Hsien Lin. Since then he has increasingly turned to the film business. In 2007, Peng was  nominated for  Best New Actor at the  Golden Horse Film Festival for  My DNA Says I Love You .

2009–2010: litigation

In 2009, Peng was involved in a legal battle with his former manager, which meant a career turnaround. Still, he played in the film  Hear Me  of Fen-Fen Cheng a leading role. The film was released in connection with the Summer Deaflympics 2009  and was the best-grossing film from Taiwanese production. After successfully settling the legal dispute in 2010, he released  his first EP, It Has to Be You, as a singer with  Avex . In the same year he played the lead role in  Close to You . He trained for three months to portray a boxer. He was nominated for the role of Best Actor at the second Macau International Movie Festival.

2011–2013: Growing popularity

Peng finally had his breakthrough in 2011 in the youth film  Jump Ashin!  by Yu-Hsien Lin , for which he again undertook intensive training. The film received critical and audiences alike  , earning Peng nominations for best actor at the 48th Golden Horse Film Festival and the 13th  Taipei Film Festival , which marked a huge boost to his career. He then played in a variety of different roles, such as in the romance films  Love You You  and Love,  the thriller  Cold War ,  and the kung fu comedies  Tai Chi 0  and Tai Chi Hero .

In 2013, Peng starred in the action film  Unbeatable , which was the most successful self-produced film in Hong Kong and also received positive reviews. Peng was nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the 33rd  Hong Kong Film Awards and the 50th Golden Horse Film Festival. That same year he starred in the romantic comedy  A Wedding Invitation with  Bai Baihe in  front of the camera. The film grossed almost 200 million yuan in China, which was the highest grossing result for a Chinese- South Korean co-production.

2014 – today: further successes

In 2014, Peng got the role of Wong Fei Hung in the movie  Rise of the Legend . For this, too, the actor went through intensive kung fu training. At the 34th  Hong Kong Film Awards  he was again nominated for best actor. In the same year he also starred in the series  Sound of the Desert  and the film  Fleet of Time , both of which were very successful. Both Peng's television and film careers reached new heights.

In 2015, Peng played the lead role of a cyclist in the sports film  To the Fore , which was selected as Hong Kong's entry for the 2016 Academy Awards . The actor was also selected as the first Chinese Ambassador of Goodwill for the  2015 Tour de France because of his role  . At the side of  Shu Qi he was also seen in the romance film  The Last Women Standing  .

In 2016, Peng  had another great success with  Operation Mekong ; he played an undercover agent alongside  Zhang Hanyu . The film, which is based on real life, received good reviews and became one of the most successful films of all time in China. Peng had other film roles this year in the romance film  Run for Love (with  Zhang Ziyi ), in the thriller  Cold War 2 , in the war film  Call of Heroes and in  Zhang Yimou's fantasy film  The Great Wall .

With a leading role in  Han Hans film  Duckweed, together with  Deng Chao and  Zanilia Zhao , he was able to celebrate success with critics and audiences. This was followed by a role in  Our Time Will Come by  Ann Hui , the director's most successful film to date. He also played the title character  Sun Wukong in the fantasy film  Wu Kong .

Filmography

Movie

  • 2005: A Record (记录)
  • 2006: Open to Midnight (午夜 照相馆)
  • 2007: Muddy but Pure White (泥巴 色 的 纯白)
  • 2007: Exit No. 6 (六号 出口)
  • 2007: My DNA Says I Love You (基因 决定 我 爱 你)
  • 2008: Sleeplessness All Through the Night (公主 在 台北 彻 夜未眠)
  • 2008: All About Women (女人 不 坏)
  • 2008: My So Called Love (爱 的 发声 练习)
  • 2009: Hear Me (听说)
  • 2010: Lover's Discourse (恋人 絮语)
  • 2010: Close to You (近在咫尺 的 爱恋)
  • 2011: Love You You (夏日 乐 悠悠)
  • 2011: Jump Ashin! (翻滚 吧! 阿 信)
  • 2012: LOVE (爱)
  • 2012: Tai Chi 0 (太极 1 ： 从零开始)
  • 2012: Tai Chi Hero (太极 2 ： 英雄 崛起)
  • 2012: Cold War (寒战)
  • 2013: A Wedding Invitation (分手 合约)
  • 2013: Unbeatable (激战)
  • 2014: Rise of the Legend (黄飞鸿 之 英雄 有 梦)
  • 2014: Fleet of Time (匆匆 那 年)
  • 2015: 12 Golden Ducks (12 金 鸭; Cameo)
  • 2015: To the Fore (破 风)
  • 2015: The Last Women Standing (剩 者 为 王)
  • 2016: Run for Love (奔 爱)
  • 2016: The Bodyguard (我 的 特工 爷爷)
  • 2016: Cold War 2 (寒战 2)
  • 2016: Call of Heroes (危城 歼 霸)
  • 2016: Operation Mekong (湄公河 行动)
  • 2016: The Great Wall (长城)
  • 2017: Duckweed (乘风破浪)
  • 2017: Wu Kong (悟空传)
  • 2017: Our Time Will Come (明月几时有)
  • 2018: Hidden Man (Xie Bu Ya Zheng)

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  • 2002: Tomorrow (爱情 白皮书)
  • 2003: Scent of Love (恋 香)
  • 2005: I Only Care About You (我 只 在乎 你)
  • 2005: Chinese Paladin (仙剑 奇侠 传)
  • 2005: When Dolphin Met Cat (海豚 爱上 猫)
  • 2006: The Young Warriors (少年 杨家将)
  • 2007: Wayward Kenting (我 在 垦丁 * 天气 晴)
  • 2007: Liao Zhai (聊斋)
  • 2008: Honey and Clover (蜂蜜 四叶草)
  • 2009: The Concerto (协奏曲)
  • 2010: My Sassy Girl (牵 牛 的 夏天)
  • 2014: Sound of the Desert (风中奇缘)

Nominations

Movie

year Award / occasion category plant Result
2007 Golden Horse Film Festival Best new actor My DNA Says I Love You Nominated
2010 Macau International Movie Festival Best actor Close to you Nominated
2011 Taipei Film Festival Best actor Jump Ashin! Nominated
Golden Horse Film Festival Best actor Nominated
2012 Chinese Film Media Awards Outstanding actor Nominated
Changchun Film Festival Best actor Nominated
2013 Chinese Film Media Awards Outstanding acting performance Cold War Nominated
Golden Horse Film Festival Best supporting actor Unbeatable Nominated
2014 Chinese Film Media Awards Outstanding acting performance Nominated
Hong Kong Film Award Best supporting actor Nominated
Changchun Film Festival Best supporting actor Nominated
Hundred Flowers Award Best new actor Cold War Nominated
2015 Chinese Film Media Awards Outstanding acting performance Rise of the Legend Nominated
Hong Kong Film Award Best actor Nominated
Macau International Movie Festival Best actor To the Fore Nominated

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year Award category plant Result
2006 Golden Bell Award Best supporting actor I Only Care About You Nominated
2008 Golden Bell Award Best actor Wayward Kenting Nominated

Web links

supporting documents

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personal data
SURNAME Bang, Eddie
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Peng, Eddie Yu-yen (full name); 彭于晏 (Chinese); Peng, Yuyan (Chinese); Peng, Yu-yen (Chinese); Peng, Yu Yan (Chinese)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Taiwanese-Canadian actor, singer and model
DATE OF BIRTH March 24, 1982
PLACE OF BIRTH Penghu County