Tony Leung: I've gotten better at communicating with people

[@thuydoan7496]

Tony Leung is one of the finest actors Hong Kong has ever produced. He is up there with the legendary Chow Yun-Fat.

[@MDroid-bn6eb]

One of the best interview for Tony. Fits his quiet personality and allow room for him to express himself. Well done to the team! ❤❤

[@oceanblue5853]

I want to see him in Hollywood win an Oscar.

[@nanettehayakawa7628]

Tony Leung is a BRILLIANT actor, maybe the world's BEST !! Rock Star quality actor. I cant compare Tony Leung to anyone - he's just absolutely his own illuminated persona. BRIGHT !

[@saachi2089]

I couldn't stop myself from smiling when he smiles 🥰

[@ekamniemandnie]

Ditto!

[@Bunny11344]

My stepdad looks just like him esp when he smiles ☺️

[@margarettam12]

Tony seems very comfortable in this interview

[@szewei85]

Never knew that dude already in SPF 4 more than 30 years. Deng mang.

[@Javixrai]

My role model as an actor. Also, excellent interviewer!

[@GODLIMIT]

Tony Leung stands out as one of the most versatile and consummate artists in HK's golden era of entertainment, and that is saying a lot. IMHO, we're talking about some of the most hardworking and dedicated entertainers and filmmakers in the world. Folks like Chow Yun Fat, Jackie Chan, Andy Lau, Wong Kar Wai, Ann Hui, Leslie Cheung, Tsui Hark, Maggie Cheung, Anita Mui, Tony Leung Kar Fai, etc. literally gave up their youth and adult life in dedication to the art of Chinese/HK cinema. They didn't always get paid the megabucks that Hollywood A-listers enjoy, or even the multi-million dollar endorsement deals of today's Mainland stars, but what they didn't lack was passion to constantly defy the odds and push the artistic envelope despite limited resources. Today their works are widely discussed and heralded by international film critics and enjoyed by global audiences. Tony Leung is among the brightest stars in that wonderful constellation. Despite an illustrious career and genre-defining oeuvre spanning four decades, he remains as humble and loveable as that talented young actor from the 80s that won our hearts in the HK period drama Lu Ting Ji (The Deer and the Cauldron). How time flies!

[@YorgosL1]

Andy lâu and Tony Leung and chow yun are still multi millionaire dude

[@GODLIMIT]

@@YorgosL1 Now they are. But for the longest time, they were working for peanuts at TVB, yet they worked their asses off with a vision to make a name for themselves, and in turn, shaped the HK entertainment empire in the 1980s and 1990s.

[@YorgosL1]

@@GODLIMIT yes but those people have been A list since the 80s. so they have been millionaire since the 80s. especially chow yun fat.

[@szewei85]

​​@@YorgosL1one thing that is certain next generation cant keep up already haha

[@szewei85]

​​@@GODLIMITdo you like Mirror version of Cantopop? Definitely not me. Hahahaha.🤭🤭I still the fan of 90s CP.😄😆

[@whiterose150]

He is my favorite HK actor, he speaks so eloquently and intelligently.

[@MrTnylam]

Tony is a living legend.

[@shalom74]

One of the greatest HK actor of all time. My top 3 shows from him were 倚天屠龙记 , Happy together, In the mood for love.

[@bintangmahardhika3448]

I like when he speak english...so fluent .not all chinesee actor/actrees can speak english very fluent.😊

[@18000rpm]

Not a single person here has anything bad to say about him. What a gentleman.

[@08Pixel]

omg i love this man so much

[@edan2629]

3:30 a simple moment of explaining his view of love towards everything, and his feeling starts coming out. 很感性

[@elizabethysm86ysm2]

One of my favourite HK actors ❤❤❤

[@lorrainemiddy4011]

So charming

[@lionbee6692]

great interview

[@jlai655]

好好嘅方向❤你選擇咗就做好佢，就會有好嘅結果❤❤

[@THEchiQ]

He’s an amazing actor. It’s bizarre that he’s had so few villainous roles offered to him.

[@szewei85]

He 2 baby face 2 be that villain i guess If guys like Phillip Keung i think i will pay millions just 2 see all his villain roles hahahaha

[@JTan74]

Legend ❤

[@kaizer3000jp]

I first knew of the actor Tony from tv series… back then he played two characters; a man who found out he was cloned and took over his life.. and his clone… and so he planned to get his life back. It was a very complicated plot at that time but refreshing.

[@omaimamoqrane2330]

i need him biblically

[@周宏富]

看好他在最新的欧洲新影片会入围下屈奥斯卡最佳男主角大奖❤

[@HongKong.Shenzhen.]

Cool

[@kaiholeung903]

I think people just need to ask some questions that he is interested in, then he will be very talkative 😂

[@richsun247]

HK film legend

[@frostmourne1986]

The look of cringe on his face when the 1992 interview is brought up is definitely relatable with everyone.

[@IanLai]

Villain in Shang-Chi, 金手指 and which other movie?

[@teenna]

I think Lust, Caution

[@PrincessAndBear]

3rd one is Confession of Pain. Can’t think of any others

[@IanLai]

Oh Ya 色戒 as the baddie@@teenna

[@IanLai]

true, that one was a classic@@PrincessAndBear

[@H.A.T.E_C.H.I.N.K_Lyncher_SB]

It should be “ Wai Jai” in English Cantonese romanization.

[@bluelingen]

1:00 need to see this 😂

[@tonycuellarsolis5345]

Sara Paxton’s Friend

[@Jon-bf2rs]

He can do the interview in English, his English is very polished, why did you interview him in English and he answers your question in Cantonese?

[@margarettam12]

Listening and speaking are two different skills, maybe tony is more comfortable to express himself in cantonese

[@Jon-bf2rs]

@@margarettam12 You check his English interview with foreign reporters, he speak polished and fluent English, better than normal Singaporeans.

[@themonsterbrat]

​@@Jon-bf2rsYup it's pretty polished but he is more expressive when speaking Cantonese. More nuanced and you get more insight into how he thinks

[@gydot]

the interviewer also speaks Cantonese, why did he do it in English?

[@themonsterbrat]

@@gydot Yeah I find that strange too. I'm not sure but I believe it's simply because Straits Times is an English daily.

[@joeyp1927]

Hey Tony? Wanna play the villain every time? Come to Hollywood and try to get roles as an Asian American actor.

[@tcheah]

Chinese version of the wolf of wall street............

[@flyinfjason]

Chinese tv show

[@cdong]

點解我居然空耳聽得懂偉仔的廣東話 其他人說粵語我都聽得好困難 他和別人說的不是同一種粵語嗎 go figure

[@Thekidisalright]

You get a chance to sit down and ask him questions and these are the ones you asked? Singapore “journalist” is such an embarrassment.

[@strongbelieveroftheholybible]

Fame and fortune is just an illusion! Lord Jesus Christ is our true Savior🙏🏼❤️🕊REPENT, believe in the Gospel, Be Born Again

[@mengxk622]

why interviewer insisted speaking broken english and he can understand cantonese ?

[@christopherconcept926]

The English was not broken

[@NowN-lp1iv]

Naa…He just a low key short dude wanna showoff and be the best but still low. In my opinions, I think Michael Miu, Felix Wong and Andy Lau are way more better actors, like their herotics dramatic made them betters and different actors during the 80s- 90s then Leung. Andy Lau - The Return of Condor Hero Felix Wong- Legend of Condor Hero Michael Miu- Legend of Condor Hero Top 3 greatest tvb series and best actors in Hong Kong! Part of the 5 TVB tigers 🐅 3 handsome tall men, big strong 💪 ! Can play any role! Leung, is like a stephen chow typed of guy! He can be a funny typed of actor! Don’t get me wrong!!! He IS A GREAT actor too, but compared to the other 3! His level is not there yet! Thats my opinion of what I see! I hope I am wrong, but God knows I am 100 percent correct!

[@Stardust_Vivi]

At least interview in mandarin if you can’t do canto like Wtffff

[@normantong3475]

Always self praise himself .. never find him a good actor and never watch his movie .. Andy Lau and Arron kwok are much better

[@limlisa]

He is better actor than Andy Lau

[@kyoko703]

He is one of the most humble actors around.

[@MDroid-bn6eb]

One of the best interview for Tony. Fits his quiet personality and allow room for him to express himself. Well done!

[@supacopper4790]

Lol, he is a much better actor than Andy Lau and Aaron Kwok

[@YorgosL1]

Aaron kwok cmon man ?