Speaking of the entertainment industry, I believe that most readers will think of those popular stars at the first time, or handsome or beautiful appearance has almost become the standard of today's fame, but do not know that the really affirmed stars have never relied on these, but with excellent works to let the audience remember their names.
Compared with now, the stars of the past are more familiar with this reason, they will rarely have people to focus on publicity and hype, more immersed in the creation of works, and it is precisely because of this mentality that there will be so many classic works in the entertainment industry in the past. Today's Editor wants to tell the story of Teddy Robin is such an artist, his appearance is once one of the BigWigs in the Hong Kong entertainment industry, and Andy Lau regards him as a benefactor.
Teddy Robin (formerly known as Guan Weipeng, teddy robin), born on March 2, 1945 in Guilin, Guangxi Province, moved to Hong Kong with his parents, and Guan Chuyao is the nephew of Teddy Robin. Loved music since childhood, he organized the "Playboy" band in middle school, which became popular in the mid-1960s.
In the 1960s, after participating in the radio performances of the famous record jockey Uncle Ray, he was highly appreciated by the record company and was deeply popular with his short body.
Teddy Robin and the Playboys, led by Teddy Robin, was a top band of the '60s. Later, he moved behind the scenes, and also engaged in film production, and was a heavy minister of the New Art City Film Company at that time, but he still participated in singing, and sang the theme song of the movie "Point Point Soldier". Later, there were "Joker", "The Devil and the Tao", etc.; it is worth mentioning that Teddy Robin once launched the concept album "The Outsider", the lyrics of which were arranged by Pan Yuanliang, which is a rare story suite in the Hong Kong pop music scene.
Teddy Robin entered the film industry in 1970, starring in The Price of Love. In 1973, he went to Europe and the United States, and later settled in Canada and got married. In 1979, he returned to Hong Kong as a film producer, mainly including "PointIng Soldiers", "Hu Yue's Story", "I Love Astronauts", "Seasons of Love in Other Villages", "Seducing Monks" and so on. Teddy Robin has worked as a director, producer, film musician, producer, and has contributed a lot to Hong Kong films, fading out after the 90s and occasionally appearing at some awards ceremonies.
Teddy Robin mostly plays some living treasure characters, and successfully portrays the vitrioly cage friend in "Cage People", and more familiarly, he plays an extraordinary role in 1988's "Dragon Hunt". Directed and starred by Teddy Robin, he has included films such as "I Love the Night" and "The Legend of Wesley." In addition, he has composed and scored music for many films, among which "Caiyun Song" won the Best Adapted Music Award at the 19th Taiwan Film Golden Horse Awards.
In 2011, he won the Hong Kong Film Awards for Best Supporting Actor, Best Original Film Music, and The Hong Kong Film Critics Circle Award for Best Actor for his film "The Ring".
In addition to his career, Teddy Robin also gained a lot in his love life, in 1973, at the age of 28, he took his beautiful wife to Canada to settle down and get married, and this veritable combination of grooms and women became a model couple in the circle.
Although he was disabled since he was a child, he experienced things that ordinary people did not experience, but he was not hit by the disease, and after encountering music, he changed instantly, developed all the way, and finally achieved good results. Today, Teddy Robin is 74 years old, and I hope that he will be happy and happy in his future life!