Liu Kai Chi (7 April 1954 – 28 March 2021) was a Hong Kong actor.
In 1979, he graduated from the wireless artist training class, and in 1980, he participated in the Republic of China-themed TV series "Shanghai Beach" debuted, and then starred in many classic film and television works such as "Criminal Investigation File III", "Infernal Affairs II", "Informant", "Disappearing Bullet", "Anti-Corruption Storm" and so on. He has been nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the Hong Kong Film Awards six times, and won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor in 1993 and Witness in 2009.
At 20:32 on 28 March 2021, Liao Qizhi died at the Prince of Wales Hospital in Sha Tin at the age of 66.
Stills of "Beacon Fire" In 1976, Liao Qizhikao's sixth wireless artist training class was unsuccessful.
In 1978, Liao Qizhi was admitted to the eighth wireless artist training class.
In 1979, Liao graduated and subsequently signed a contract with TVB.
In 1980, Liao Qizhi made his debut in the Republic of China TV series "Shanghai Beach" starring Zhou Runfa, Zhao Yazhi and Lu Liangwei, playing Ding Li's "horse boy" Chen Xianggui, and then played Chen Xianggui in "Shanghai Beach Sequel" starring Xie Xian and Huang Shuyi.
In 1987, Liao Qizhi starred in the costume drama "Grand Canal" starring Liang Chaowei, Chen Yulian, Liu Qingyun and Wu Qihua, playing Yang Yong.
In 1988, Liao Qizhi successively participated in "Continue to Dance" starring Miao Qianren and Huang Chen, and "Best Son-in-Law" starring Jacky Cheung and Stephen Chow.
In 1990, Liao Qizhi starred with Feng Quanfan and Wan Ziliang in the fantasy film "Unearthed Strange Soldier", playing a large piece of Ge.
In 1992, Liao Qizhi starred in the drama film "Caged People" with Huang Jiaju and Qiao Hong, playing a mentally handicapped youth; later, he starred in "Friday Dance Man" starring Ren Dahua and Qiu Yueqing.
In 1993, Liao Qizhi starred in the martial arts drama "The Legend of the Nine Yin True Scriptures of the Archery Hero" starring David Jiang, Leung Pei Ling, Zhang Zhilin, etc., playing Chow Bo Tong; then participated in the action comedy "The Supreme Thirty-Six Schemes of Stealing the Sky and Changing the Day" starring Andy Lau, Leung Ka Fai, Zhong Liti, Chen Baixiang and others, playing The Golden Finger Ah Zhi; subsequently, he won the Hong Kong Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor award for "Caged People".
In 1994, Liao Qizhi starred with Lin Qingxia, Zhang Min, Gong Li, Lin Wenlong, Xu Shaoqiang, etc. in the martial arts film "New Tianlong Eight Parts of Tianshan Tongyao", playing Su Xinghe.
In 1995, Liao Qizhi participated in the comedy film "Rich and Noble" starring Xu Guanwen and Huang Qiusheng.
In 1997, Liao Qizhi starred with Tao Dayu, Guo Keying, Chen Farong and others in the criminal investigation series "Criminal Investigation File III", playing the old poor bone Zhai Yongtian.
Liao Qizhi Stills In 1998, Liao Qizhi starred with Wu Qihua and Guo Keying in the fashion love drama "Unjust Family Yi Knot Is Not Suitable", playing Shi Chunshu.
In 1999, Liao Qizhi starred in the criminal investigation series "Forensic Record II" starring Norma Lin, Chen Huishan, Li Shanshan, Chen Meiqi, etc., playing Cai Zijian's eldest brother Wang Yingnian; and playing Ping Si in the TVB version of "Snow Mountain Flying Fox" starring Chen Jinhong, She Shiman, Huang Rihua and Shao Meiqi; and then participated in the costume TV series "Legend of Deception" starring Zhang Jiahui, Xuan Xuan, Qian Jiale and Zhang Yushan, playing Qian Jiale's master and student.
In 2000, Liao Qizhi starred in the fashion love drama "Unemployed Loumin" starring Liu Songren, Wu Yongwei and Jiang Hua, playing the truck driver Gu Hanyun.
In 2001, Liao Qizhi starred in two love movies, namely "Always in My Heart" starring Eason Chan and Choi Cheuk Yan, and "SomeOne Says They Love Me" starring Wu Qilong and Zhu Yin.
Liao Qizhi Stills In 2002, Liao Qizhi starred in the costume TV series "Rebirth" starring Lin Feng, Ye Xuan and Ma Dezhong, playing the role of Ku Gechi, the Ninth Prince of Mongolia.
In 2003, Liao Qizhi starred in the thriller movie "Fu Bo" with Zeng Zhiwei and Huang Qiusheng, playing the male protagonist Fu Bo, and played the third uncle of the Ni family in "Infernal Affairs II" starring Huang Qiusheng, Zeng Zhiwei, Chen Guanxi, Yu Wenle, Liu Jialing and Wu Zhenyu.
In 2004, Liao Qizhi starred in the TVB costume legend TV series "Fan LiHua Beacon Encounter" starring Xuan Xuan, Ma Dezhong, Jiang Zhini, Zeng Weiquan, Shi Xiu, etc., playing Li Shimin; in the same year, he was nominated for the Academy Awards for Best Supporting Actor for "Infernal Affairs II" and the Best Supporting Actor in Hong Kong and Taiwan at the 4th Chinese Film and Media Awards.
In 2005, Liao Qizhi first co-hosted the parent-child program "We Are All Parents" with He Xiulan on cable TV; then participated in the comedy "Neuro Man" starring Wu Zhenyu, Eason Chan, Joey Yung, etc., playing Richy; and then participated in the fashion police kung fu film "Kill the Wolf" starring Ren Dahua, Zhen Zidan, Hong Jinbao and Wu Jing, playing Lu Guanhua.
Liao Qizhi Stills In 2006, Liao Qizhi was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for "Kill the Wolf".
In 2007, Liao Qizhi starred in the drama film "Disciple" starring Andy Lau, Wu Yanzu, Zhang Jingchu, Yuan Yongyi, Gu Tianle, etc., and made a cameo appearance as a policeman; and then starred in the suspense drama "C+ Detective" with Aaron Kwok, Gu Zulin, Huang Debin, Liu Zhaoming, etc., playing Ze Shao.
In 2008, Liao Qizhi starred in the action film "Ballistics" starring Ren Dahua and Zhang Xiaoquan, playing Chen Ertong, and starring in the action film "Witness" with Nicholas Tse, Zhang Jiahui and Zhang Jingchu, playing The New Master.
In 2009, Liao Qizhi starred with Chen Jinhong, Su Yuhua, Hu Dingxin, Liu Yucui and others in the costume stunt TV series "Big Winter Melon", playing the immortal Fan Tong; in April, he won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor with "Witness"; and then starred in the action drama "Mong Kok Prison" with Zhang Jiahui, Mo Xiaoqi and Meng Yao, playing Gun King Yu.
In 2010, Liao Qizhi starred in the police action film "Fire Dragon Showdown" starring Li Ming, Ren Xianqi, Wang Baoqiang, Ye Xuan, Xu Ruoxuan, etc., playing Xiang An; and also participated in the action film "Informant" starring Xie Tingfeng, Zhang Jiahui, Lu Yi, Gui Lunmeng and other actors, playing The Scrap.
Liao Qizhi Stills In 2011, Liao Qizhi starred with Xie Junhao and Jiang Ruolin in the main theme film "Hero Blood" to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Xinhai Revolution, playing the Chinese painter Gao Jianfu, and then nominated for the Hong Kong Film Awards for Best Supporting Actor for the fifth time with "Informant".
In 2012, Liao Qizhi starred in the gunfight movie "Reverse War" starring Nicholas Tse and Jay Chou, playing Wan Tian; then participated in the action film "Disappearing Bullets" starring Tse Tingfeng and Liu Qingyun, playing Boss Ding; after that, Liao Qizhi signed a contract with City Telecom and began filming "Police Line" at the end of the year, playing the male protagonist Du Yifei.
In 2013, Liao Qizhi played Li Yaohua in the feature film Ip Man: The Final Battle, starring Huang Qiusheng; co-starred with Ren Dahua, Zhang Jiahui and Huang Debin in the thriller film "Heart War", playing Mr. Yip; in February, Liao Qizhi was nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the 32nd Hong Kong Film Awards for "The Disappearing Bullet". At the end of the year, he took over the unit drama "ICAC 2014" co-produced by TVB and the Independent Commission Against Corruption of Hong Kong, playing Sir Sagita.
In 2014, Liao Qizhi starred in the disaster movie "Firefighting Hero" starring Nicholas Tse, Yu Wenle, Ren Dahua, Hu Jun, etc., playing Tan SIR; playing the agent Wen in the crime movie "Magic Police" starring Zhang Jiahui and Wu Yanzu; starring with Gu Tianle, Lin Jiadong, Lu Haipeng and other co-starring in the anti-corruption crime film "Anti-Corruption Storm" co-produced by LeTV Pictures, Yindu Agency and Tianma Film, playing Zhang Qiang; participating in the inspirational comedy "Men Can't Be Poor" starring Huang Zongze and Chen Weiting. Played Xue Tianlai; in July, he took over the Hong Kong TV network drama "Election Campaign", playing the male protagonist Song Manshan.
On May 24, 2018, the TV series "Eastern Wall Street" starring him was broadcast. On July 20, the movie "Brother Class" was released. On September 14, the crime action movie "Anti-Corruption Storm 3" was released in Chinese mainland. On September 17, the TV series "I Can't Read Back" was broadcast. On September 30, the movie "Peerless" was released. On December 2, he won the Most Classic Actor Award at the First Shaoxing Keqiao New Talent Film Festival.
On February 12, 2019, he was nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the 38th Hong Kong Film Awards for "Peerless". On March 15, the movie "Over Spring" was released in Chinese mainland, playing Brother Yong in the play. On March 20, he participated in the movie "First-class Accusation" and played Guo Shirong in the play. On April 4, he participated in the movie "Anti-Corruption Storm 4" released in China, playing Yao Junhao in the play. On April 29, the TV series "Detective Prequel" was broadcast in Hong Kong, China.
On January 25, 2020, the movie "Family Happy Affair 2020" was released in Hong Kong, China. On July 26, the starring movie "Tiger" was scheduled to be released on Tencent Video, playing You Dayong in the play.
The earliest acquaintance with Uncle Liao Qizhizhi should be a criminal investigation, but at that time he was still unknown, and then it was forensic records. Hong Kong movies have a common disease, a changeable protagonist, an unchanging supporting role, who will care about a supporting role, and then it is to see infernal affairs, but also found his role, although obscure, but can often be seen, but also a mixed face familiar, especially the current "Peerless", "Reverse War", "Disappearing Bullets", so that everyone also recognizes Uncle Zhi, for his reports are also more, I actually prefer the "Legend of Deception" in the handsless craftsman,
Uncle Zhi is gone now, and his whole life is also a supporting role, a supporting role that people cannot forget, And Uncle Zhi is good