Hong Kong Film Award for Best Supporting Actor

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Hong Kong Film Award for Best Supporting Actor
Awarded forPerformance by an actor in a supporting role
Country Hong Kong
Presented by Hong Kong Film Awards
First awarded1985
Currently held by David Chiang — In Broad Daylight (2024)

The Hong Kong Film Award for Best Supporting Actor is an annual Hong Kong industry award presented to an actor for the best performance by an actor in a supporting role.

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History

The award was established at the 4th Hong Kong Film Awards (1985) and the first winner was Shum Wai for his role in the film Long Arm of the Law . There are typically 5 or 6 nominations for the category of Best Supporting Actor from which one actor is chosen the winner of the Hong Kong Film Award for Best Supporting Actor.

The actors with most awards in this category are Tony Leung Chiu-wai, Paul Chun, Anthony Wong, Liu Kai-chi, and Eric Tsang with 2 times each. Tony Leung Chiu-wai also holds the record for the actor with the most awards in the Best Actor category.

Winners and nominees

YearActorFilmCharacter nameNote
1985
(4th) 		Shum Wai Long Arm of the Law [1]
Chor Yuen Cherie
Tai Bo Law with Two Phases
Chang Kuo-chu An Amorous Woman of Tang Dynasty
Anthony Chan Behind the Yellow Line
1986
(5th) 		Mang Hoi Yes, Madam [2]
Clarence Fok Let's Make Laugh 2
Lam Ching-ying Mr. Vampire
Billy Lau
1987
(6th) 		Paul Chun The Lunatics [3]
Waise Lee A Better Tomorrow
Wu Ma Righting Wrongs
Paul Chun Peking Opera Blues
Chow Yun-fat Love Unto Waste
Shing Fui-On The Law Enforcer
1988
(7th) 		Tony Leung Chiu-wai People's Hero [4]
Wu Ma A Chinese Ghost Story
Roy Cheung Prison on Fire
Ho Ka-kui
Tsui Hark Final Victory
Ronald Wong People's Hero
1989
(8th) 		Jacky Cheung As Tears Go By [5]
Stephen Chow Final Justice
Alex Man As Tears Go By
Eric Tsang The Other Half and the Other Half
Wu Ma Last Eunuch in China
1990
(9th) 		Tony Leung Chiu-wai My Heart Is That Eternal Rose [6]
Paul Chu The Killer
Shing Fui-On Stars & Roses
Wong Kwan-Yuen All About Ah-Long
1991
(10th) 		Ng Man-tat A Moment of Romance [7]
Jacky Cheung A Chinese Ghost Story II
Jacky Cheung The Swordsman
Lau Shun
Ng Man-tat All for the Winner
Derek Yee Kawashima Yoshiko
1992
(11th) 		Kwan Hoi-San Lee Rock [8]
Jacky Cheung Once Upon a Time in China
Aaron Kwok Saviour of the Soul
Ng Man-tat Fight Back to School
Kent Tong The Tigers
1993
(12th) 		Liu Kai-chi Cageman [9]
Tony Leung Chiu-wai Hard Boiled
Francis Ng Handsome Siblings
Anthony Wong Now You See Love, Now You Don't
Donnie Yen Once Upon a Time in China II
1994
(13th) 		Paul Chun C'est la vie, mon chéri [10]
Kent Cheng Crime Story
Lawrence Cheng Tom, Dick and Hairy
Tsui Kam-Kong All Men Are Brothers: Blood of the Leopard
Michael Lee Temptation of a Monk
Anthony Wong Legal Innocence
1995
(14th) 		Jordan Chan Twenty Something [11]
Power Chan The Final Option
Jordan Chan He's a Woman, She's a Man
Eric Kot In Between
Law Kar-ying From Beijing with Love
1996
(15th) 		Law Kar-ying Summer Snow [12]
Chin Kar-lok Full Throttle
Jordan Chan Heaven Can't Wait
Eric Kot Love in the Time of Twilight
Dayo Wong The Day that Doesn't Exist
1997
(16th) 		Eric Tsang Comrades: Almost a Love Story [13]
Jordan Chan Big Bullet
Jerry Lamb The Log
Tsui Kam-Kong Viva Erotica
Anthony Wong Young and Dangerous 3
Simon Yam To Be No. 1
1998
(17th) 		Jiang Wen The Soong Sisters [14]
Chang Chen Happy Together
Law Kar-ying Kitchen
Eric Tsang Task Force
Poon Chang-Leung The Mad Phoenix
1999
(18th) 		Patrick Tam Beast Cops [15]
Nick Cheung The Conman
Alex Fong Your Place or Mine!
Sam Lee The Longest Summer
Eric Tsang Hold You Tight
2000
(19th) 		Ti Lung The Kid [16]
Hui Siu-Hung Running Out of Time
Lam Suet The Mission
Lo Bei Little Cheung
Tse Kwan-Ho Ordinary Heroes
2001
(20th) 		Francis Ng 2000 A.D. [17]
Eason Chan Lavender
Chang Chen Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
Roy Cheung Jiang hu: The Triad Zone
Simon Yam Juliet in Love
2002
(21st) 		Wong Yat-fei Shaolin Soccer [18]
Gordon Lam Dance of a Dream
David Lee From the Queen to the Chief Executive
Patrick Tam Kar-Ming Born Wild
Simon Yam Midnight Fly
2003
(22nd) 		Anthony Wong Infernal Affairs [19]
Anthony Wong Just One Look
Princess D
Chapman To Infernal Affairs
Eric Tsang
2004
(23rd) 		Tony Leung Ka-fai Men Suddenly in Black [20]
Eddie Cheung Running on Karma
Ronald Cheng My Lucky Star
Liu Kai-chi Infernal Affairs II
Chapman To
2005
(24th) 		Yuen Wah Kung Fu Hustle [21]
Daniel Wu New Police Story
Danny Chan Kwok Kwan Kung Fu Hustle
Jim Chim Driving Miss Wealthy
Tony Leung Ka-fai Dumplings: Three...Extremes
2006
(25th) 		Anthony Wong Initial D [22]
Alex Fong Drink-Drank-Drunk
Wong Tin-lam Election
Hu Jun Everlasting Regret
Liu Kai-chi SPL: Sha Po Lang
2007
(26th) 		Ian Gouw After This Our Exile [23]
Nick Cheung Election 2
Simon Yam
Jay Chou Curse of the Golden Flower
Liu Ye
2008
(27th) 		Andy Lau Protégé [24]
Nick Cheung Exodus
Ronald Cheng Mr. Cinema
Chow Yun-fat The Postmodern Life of My Aunt
Louis Koo Protégé
2009
(28th) 		Liu Kai-chi Beast Stalker [25]
Stephen Chow CJ7
Zhang Fengyi Red Cliff
Gordon Lam Ip Man
Louis Fan
2010
(29th) 		Nicholas Tse Bodyguards and Assassins [26]
Tony Leung Ka-fai Bodyguards and Assassins
Chang Chen Red Cliff II
Feng Tsui Fan Accident
Alex Fong Overheard
2011
(30th) 		Teddy Robin Gallants [27]
Tony Leung Ka-fai Detective Dee and the Mystery of the Phantom Flame
Deng Chao
Wang Xueqi Reign Of Assassins
Liu Kai-chi The Stool Pigeon
2012
(31st) 		Lo Hoi Pang Life Without Principle [28]
Jimmy Wang Wu Xia
Paul Chun A Simple Life
Nicholas Tse Shaolin
Kenneth Tsang Overheard 2
2013
(32nd) 		Ronald Cheng Vulgaria [29]
Liu Kai-chi The Bullet Vanishes
Lam Ka Tung Cold War
Chapman To Diva
Alex Man The Bounty
2014
(33rd) 		Zhang Jin The Grandmaster [30]
Tong Dawei American Dreams In China
Huang Bo Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons
Eddie Peng Unbeatable
Anthony Chan Rigor Mortis
2015
(34th) 		Kenneth Tsang Overheard 3 [31]
Alex Fong Overheard 3
Ng Man-tat Aberdeen
Lam Suet The Midnight After
Wang Baoqiang Kung Fu Jungle
2016
(35th) 		Michael Ning Port of Call [32]
Andrew Lam Full Strike
Louis Cheung Keeper Of Darkness
Zhang Jin SPL II: A Time For Consequences
Zhang Jin Ip Man 3
2017
(36th) 		Eric Tsang Mad World [33]
Paul Chun Book of Love
Ng Man-tat The Menu
Philip Keung Trivisa
Liu Kai-chi Weeds on Fire
2018
(37th) 		Philip Keung Shock Wave [34]
Philip Keung Concerto Of The Bully
Yasuaki Kurata The Empty Hands
Paul Chun Love Off the Cuff
Lam Ka Tung Paradox
Yasuaki Kurata God of War
2019
(38th) 		Ben Yuen Tracey [35]
Kenny Wong Men On The Dragon
Poon Chan Leung
Sam Lee Still Human
Liu Kai-chi Project Gutenberg
2020
(39th) 		Cheung Tat-ming I'm Livin' It [36]
Philip Keung A Witness Out of the Blue
Siuyea Lo Suk Suk
Alex Man I'm Livin' It
Zhang Qi The New King of Comedy
2022
(40th) 		Fung Ho Yeung Zero to Hero [37]
Louis Koo Anita
Lam Suet Time
Will Or Drifting
Tse Kwan-ho
2023
(41st) 		Michael Hui Where the Wind Blows [38]
Jan Lamb The Sparring Partner
Law Wing-cheung Mama's Affair
Louis Cheung Table for Six
Peter Chan
2024
(42nd) 		David Chiang In Broad Daylight [39]
Sean Wong Time Still Turns the Pages
Jiro Lee Over My Dead Body
Wu Kang-ren Fly Me to the Moon
Tse Kwan-ho A Guilty Conscience

Multiple wins and nominations

Records

ItemsNameStatisticsNotes
Most wins Tony Leung Chiu-wai, Paul Chun, Anthony Wong, Liu Kai-chi, and Eric Tsang 2 wins
Most nominations Liu Kai-chi 8 nominations2 wins
Oldest winner Michael Hui Age 80 years, 225 daysFor Where the Wind Blows
Oldest nomineeAge 80 years, 159 days
Youngest winner Ian Gouw Age 10 years, 6 daysFor After This Our Exile
Youngest nomineeAge 9 years, 298 days
Most nominations without a win Simon Yam and Alex Fong 4 nominations

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  2. ↑ "5th Hong Kong Film Awards" (in Chinese). Official website of Hong Kong Film Awards.
  3. ↑ "6th Hong Kong Film Awards" (in Chinese). Official website of Hong Kong Film Awards.
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