Jerry Lamb
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| Chinese name | 林曉峰 | ||||
| Chinese name | 林曉峰 (traditional) | ||||
| Chinese name | 林晓峰 (simplified) | ||||
| Born | 29 September 1970 Hong Kong |
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| Other name(s) | Ah Lo | ||||
| Spouse(s) | Hong Tze Li (康子妮) | ||||
| Children | Po Lamb (林寶) | ||||
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Jerry Lamb Hiu Fung (Chinese: 林曉峰) (born 29 September 1970) is a Hong Kong actor. He is also known as Lamb Hiu Fung.
He was born in Hong Kong. He is the younger brother of popular DJ, pop singer, and actor, Jan and radio personality-turned-singer Sandy. Jerry is best known to hardcore movie fans as the young lackey Pou-pan in the Young and Dangerous. He was one of the few cast members to have been in the entire film series in the same role, including the spinoffs.
Jerry is distinguished for his nerdy looks but good attitude. An actor as well, one of his best performances is said to be seen in 1996's The Log with Michael Wong and Kent Cheng. He is married to Lily Hong with two sons.
Aside from movies, Jerry was also the co-host of the Super Trio Series, a comedy variety show on TVB Jade with Chin Kar-lok and Eric Tsang.
Filmography includes
- Young and Dangerous (1996)
- Young and Dangerous 2 (1996)
- Young and Dangerous 3 (1996)
- Young and Dangerous 4 (1997)
- Young and Dangerous 5 (1998)
- Portland Street Blues (1998)
- Faces of Horror (1998)
- Old Time Buddy: To Catch the Thief (1998)
- A Smiling Ghost Story (1999)
- A Man Called Hero (1999)
- The Legend of Speed (1999)
- The Duel (2000)
- Clean My Name, Mr. Coroner! (2000)
- Those Were the Days... (2000)
- Born to Be King (2000)
- Street Fighters (2000)
- For Bad Boys Only (2000)
- Scaremonger (2001)
- Cop Shop Babes (2001)
- No Problem 2 (2002)
- Triumph in the Skies (2003)
- City of SARS (2003)
- Love Is a Many Stupid Thing (2004)
- Kung Fu Mahjong (2005)
- Half Twin (2006)
- Feel It Say It... (2006)
- I Love Hong Kong 2012 (2012) (cameo)
- Return of the Silver Tongue (2013) (TV series)
- Lost in Hong Kong (2015)
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