Wu Zhenyu entered the film circle in 1986 with the performance of "Pretty Girl 3: Midnight Beauty". However, in the early days of the film industry, Wu Zhenyu could almost only play some small roles. In 1992, he played the number one antagonist Jiang Yulang in "Absolute Double Glory". In 1993, he made a cameo appearance in Zhou Xingchi's "Tang Bohu Dian Qiu Xiang", one of the four talents Wen Zhengming. From 1994 to 1995, he cooperated with Huang Zihua and Li Wanhua and starred in the stage play "Crashing Board Wind". (Image from Oriental IC)
In 1996, he made a cameo appearance in "Forty Guys", which played a sensitive, gentle, and inner show of a gay with a strong literary atmosphere. In the same year, Wu Zhenyu starred in the film "Mong Kok Pick Fit Man" directed by Zha Chuanyi. In 1996, Wu Zhenyu starred in "The Man of Ancient Puzzle Boy in the Jianghu" starring Zheng Yijian and Chen Xiaochun, who broke the conventional underworld fierce god evil set of acting methods and skillfully integrated a psychologically extremely crazy hysterical and neurotic image into this villain. (Image from Oriental IC)
In 1997, he starred in "Difficult Brothers and Difficult Brothers", in which Xie Yuan, played by Lao Wu, was honest and dunhou. In the same year, several highly recognized and acclaimed films were made successively, such as "Proud of the Sky" and "97 Happy Events". (Image from Oriental IC)
In 2002, Wu Zhenyu was nominated for Best Lead Actor at the 20th Hong Kong Film Awards for Juliet and Liang Shanbo. In 2003, he returned to wireless and took over the filming of the wireless Taiwan celebration drama "Rushing into the Sky". In 2003, Wu Zhenyu was nominated for Best Actor at the 23rd Hong Kong Film Awards for the role of Ni Yongxiao in Infernal Affairs II. (Image from Oriental IC)
In 2000, with his superb acting skills in "2000 AD", a supporting role in the guest cast list who appeared for 10 minutes won him the Best Supporting Actor Award at the Hong Kong Film Awards that year and the Golden Bauhinia Award for Best Supporting Actor. In the same year, he continued to cooperate with director Yip Wai Shin and starred in "Juliet and Liang Shanbo" with Wu Junru. (Image from Oriental IC)
In 2005's "Neurotic Man", Wu Zhenyu played a kind, stubborn but not aggressive psychopath, naturally playing a frustrated citizen full of neuroticism, with a strong tragic character behind the relaxed. In 2006, he starred in a soprano villain role in "Crouching Tiger", this character has an impulsive personality, bloodthirsty and brutal, Wu Zhenyu's performance of bloody and hot, and won the nomination for Best Actor at the 43rd Golden Horse Awards for this role. (Image from Oriental IC)
In the 2010 movie "West Wind Lie", Wu Zhenyu played the killer. On March 1, 2012, "Crazy Stupid Thief" premiered, and Wu Zhenyu personally went to four theaters in Beijing to promote the momentum. In 2012, he cooperated with Zhou Runfa and starred in the role of Mao Zai in "Greater Shanghai". (Image from Oriental IC)
In 2013, Wu Zhenyu returned to the screen for ten years to make "Rushing to the Clouds 2", which has set off a ratings boom in Hong Kong since its inception, and the ratings of the finale broke through 41 points, achieving good ratings. (Image from Oriental IC)